The Battle of Peckuwe was fought on this site in 1780 when forces from Kentucky, led by George Rogers Clark defeated forces consisting of Shawnee and Delaware warriors supported by British troops. The battle site which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, includes displays and self-guided tours of the battle site.
The Pennsylvania House Museum is a 24-room former stagecoach inn, built in the early 1800's along the Historic National Road. The museum has an extensive display of antique furnishings, antique dolls and one of the largest antique button collections in the U.S.
Springfield, OH MuseumsThe museum has permanent collections of 19th and 20th century American and European art and monthly traveling exhibitions on loan. The Springfield Museum of Art provides art classes and workshops for adults and children. A recently completed $3.8 million expansion resulted in a 35,000
Springfield, OH MuseumsLocated in historic downtown Springfield and built in 1890, this newly renovated facility extending an entire city block is now home to Springfield's "Smithsonian." Inside, you'
Springfield, OH MuseumsRecreational Campground with 2 spring fed lakes. Lots of pleasant, shaded campsites. Close to Air Force Museum, also convenient to Dayton, Springfield, and local attractions. Fishing and swimming free with camping fee. (No license needed for fishing)
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