The Firelands Museum in Norwalk, Ohio is the oldest operating museum in the state of Ohio. It was founded by the Firelands Historical Society and began collecting artifacts in 1857. Many founders of the society were pioneers from the Connecticut Western Reserve.
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What a neat museum. Loads of Ohio and local artifacts as well as a huge collection of vintage firearms. The gentleman who welcomed us was very knowledgeable and super nice. This is a beautiful museum in a very nice town. What a nice and friendly place to visit (it was hard to come back to the 'big city' - everyone was so nice). Mary at the Historical center was just great...
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Can't say enough about this place! What an incredible museum clock full of everything and anything you'd want to know about the "Firelands" area! Ask for a docent, because you'll miss too much if you don't. Mostly handicap accessible and you'll need about 2 hours for two buildings. Well...
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Amazing history of the Firelands. The gun and native american collection is the finest around. Unique display of giant sloth discovered nearby. This museum and research campus is a must stop. You wont be...
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