Century Village Museum Geauga County Historical Society

Century Village Museum Geauga County Historical Society is a non-profit organization based in Burton, Ohio, dedicated to preserving the history of Geauga County. Employing 5 to 9 staff members, the organization plays a vital role in educating and engaging the community with its rich past. The Geauga County Historical Society's flagship attraction is the fully restored Century Village Museum. This authentic representation of a Western Reserve Village, dating from 1798 to the late 19th century, features over twenty historically accurate buildings. Visitors can explore these structures and immerse themselves in the past, surrounded by more than 20,000 museum artifacts. The museum also boasts a working farm with a sugar bush, allowing visitors to witness the traditional production of maple syrup. Century Village Museum offers a variety of engaging experiences. Guided tours provide in-depth insights into the history and architecture of the village. Educational programs cater to diverse age groups and interests, fostering a deeper understanding of Geauga County's heritage. Throughout the year, the museum hosts a range of special events and festivals, including a Civil War Reenactment, Antique Power and Steam Show, Apple Butter Festival, and Raccoon County Music Festival, bringing history to life for the community. For more information about the Geauga County Historical Society and Century Village Museum, visit their website at geaugahistorical.org.