Mansfield Memorial Museum
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Loved this little museum. There was so much historical artifacts. The first Robot built by Westinghouse and appeared at the New York State Fair 1938. Artifacts from Revolutionary War, Civil War; to recent wars. First washer dryer combo made by Westinghouse and so much more. Presently the museum runs on donations from visitors to the museum. It is open on the weekend and is located sandwhiched between the Mansfield City Park on Park Avenue and a full sized Carasoul.
dONNA WdONNA W
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I will DEFINITELY go back. It is free to go and very educational. This is one of the 13 buildings built for the civil war vets. This was the 1st built and last standing. There is so much to see and observe. There are two active floors with more history than the heart can handle. The 3rd floor was closed by fire marshals due to only having one exit. You can donate to this facility. I will be going back.
Felicia WallaceFelicia Wallace
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We took a break on our way from Akron to Columbus to visit this museum. The docent/owner was very generous with his time and explained the exhibits and the history of the building in detail, answering all our questions patiently. We had only budgeted an hour for the museum and didn't make it to the second floor, so we plan to check it out again next time.
Michael MonacoMichael Monaco
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Very interesting history of Mansfield, Richland County, and Ohio. The curator spent hundreds of hours mounting miniature airplane models. I thought I had considerable knowledge of military aircraft but I could identify only a fraction of the models he had. Very impressive! Visit and donate!
Larry ConroyLarry Conroy
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Wonderful collection of Westinghouse appliances and artifacts from Mansfield. Our guide was very informative! I really appreciated the section on African American families in Mansfield--it is a must see. Admission is free but they take donations.
Tammy McQuillenTammy McQuillen
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Nearby Attractions Of Mansfield Memorial Museum
Richland Carrousel Park
Renaissance Theatre
Buckeye Imagination Museum
Park Hospitality & Conference Center
Diamond In The Rough
Bankz Salon
The Mansfield Playhouse
Haring Jewelers
Mansfield Richland County Public Library
Salon Vivace and The Lofts
Richland Carrousel Park
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Renaissance Theatre
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Buckeye Imagination Museum
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Park Hospitality & Conference Center
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Nearby Restaurants Of Mansfield Memorial Museum
UNCLE JOHN’S PLACE
Athena Greek Restaurant
MVP's Sports Bar and Grille
Relax, It’s Just Coffee
City Grille - Mansfield, OH
Coney Island Inn - Mansfield, OH
Coney Island Diner
Reindeer Grill
Hudson & Essex
Two Cousins' Pizza Co
UNCLE JOHN’S PLACE
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Athena Greek Restaurant
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MVP's Sports Bar and Grille
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Address
34 Park Ave W, Mansfield, OH 44902
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(419) 525-2491
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Website
themansfieldmuseum.com
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The Mansfield Memorial Museum, originally Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, is in downtown Mansfield, Ohio. It was founded in 1887 and opened to the public in 1889 as the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall.
attractions: Richland Carrousel Park, Renaissance Theatre, Buckeye Imagination Museum, Park Hospitality & Conference Center, Diamond In The Rough, Bankz Salon, The Mansfield Playhouse, Haring Jewelers, Mansfield Richland County Public Library, Salon Vivace and The Lofts, restaurants: UNCLE JOHN’S PLACE, Athena Greek Restaurant, MVP's Sports Bar and Grille, Relax, It’s Just Coffee, City Grille - Mansfield, OH, Coney Island Inn - Mansfield, OH, Coney Island Diner, Reindeer Grill, Hudson & Essex, Two Cousins' Pizza Co
