Clyde Historical Museum


                                                                                                                                                                   Picture by Judy Jones ©April 2005

124 West Buckeye St.
Clyde, Ohio
Museum Phone - 419-547-7946
Email: clydeheritageleague@yahoo.com

Tea At Three . . .July 22nd . . .click here for details.

Native American paintings of local artist, James Watt, are being exhibited at the Clyde Museum in time for the Thursday, July 17th Native Ohioans and Early Settlers program.

The museum will be open from 1-4 with the program from 2-3 pm, featuring Indian flute music by Ruth Brown of Tiffin, as Princess Songbird, with her puppets.

Claude and Carolyn Young from the Green Springs Stemtown Museum will share information on the Seneca Indian Reservation. Attendees are invited to bring related items for show and tell and children can make a beaded feather charm to take home.

The museum is located in the former Grace Episcopal Church across from the Post Office. Museum summer programs are held rain or shine and hosted by Clyde Heritage League volunteers. There is no charge and no reservations are required; however, a phone call helps plan for treats.

For information call Brenda Stultz 419-639-3017 or Bob Gill 419-547-0870. You can also leave your name and number attending on the museum answering machine 419-547-7946.



2008 Season

OPEN
April - September
Thursdays, 1-4 pm
Sundays 1-3 pm
Special Children's Program Schedule: June 19, July 17, Aug 21 from 2-3 pm.
Please phone Brenda to register 419-639-3017 or 419-618-3321. All ages welcome.
Preschoolers should be accompanied by an adult.

Individual Appointments & Group Tours are always Welcome - Phone to Schedule

Brenda Stultz, Curator - 419-639-3017 or 419-618-3321
Bob Gill & Norm Rogers, Assistants - 419-547-0870 & 419-547-2567
Historian - Ralph Rogers 419-547-9330

About the Clyde Historical Museum

Richard Edward Wolfe, a science teacher at Clyde High School, started The Clyde Museum in 1931. First located in the basement of the Clyde Public Library, the museum was re-established in 1987 at its present location.
Thaddeus Baker Hurd, who organized the Clyde Heritage League in 1975, was instrumental in restoring Heritage Hall where the museum contents were temporarily stored prior to the purchase of the museum building. Formerly Grace Episcopal Church, the building was paid for by equal contributions from the City of Clyde, the Clyde Heritage League and Whirlpool Foundation.

The Clyde Museum features unique historical items such as Indian artifacts, pioneer to industrial era items, and interesting memorabilia about war heroes and other famous people from the Clyde area.

Click here to see Mapquest map of Museum area in Clyde.

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