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Step into this architectural treasure filled with marvelous furnishings

Duration

Approximately 45 minutes

About

The Georgian Museum exemplifies early 19th-century American craftsmanship. Built originally for Samuel and Sarah MacCracken in 1832 by local builder Daniel Sifford, the home of brick and native sandstone embodies features of both Federal and Greek Revival architecture. Enjoy a guided tour of this architectural marvel.

Also includes access to the Fairfield County History Exhibit. This exhibit is located on the lower level and takes visitors through the history of Fairfield County from Ice Age to present day. Includes numerous artifacts, displays and primary sources.

Tour Highlights

• Beautifully restored Federal style architecture in National Register Historic District
• Includes access to the Fairfield County History Exhibit
• Collections of silver, Erickson glass, quilts, and musical instruments
• Dollhouses and one-of-a-kind antique miniatures
• Carved figure collection by folk artist, Elijah Pierce
• Restored kitchen with beehive oven and fireplace
• Personal items that once belonged to the Effinger family, Vice President Elbridge Gerry, U.S. Senator Thomas Ewing, and Ohio's first Attorney General, Henry Stanbery
• Museum shop featuring local history books and audio/visuals as well as prints, cards, and unique items
• Portraits by John Neagle