Historic Downtown Wilmington

The General Denver Hotel

The hotel, built in 1928, was named in honor of General James William Denver, one of Wilmington's most adventuresome citizens. Please join us for a unique experience into yesteryear; no phones and no pool. Each room as individual as the hotel itself. Just relax as you step back into the 1930'

Clinton County Convention & Visitors Bureau

National Weather Station

Facility operates 24-hours a day, year-round and is responsible for forecasting in 56 counties in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, broadcasting weather forecasts and warnings and houses the Ohio River Forecast Center. The ORFC produces flood guidance for a 13

Murphy Theatre

Charles Webb Murphy, who owned the Chicago Cubs during 1906-1914, built this landmark in downtown Wilmington's historic district. A monument to Murphy, this theatre boasts 999 seats. Its' grand, old fashioned marquee still shines its'

Clinton County Historical Society Museum

Rombach Place houses the Clinton County Historical Museum. This museum features a collection of animal sculptures and paintings by renowned Quaker artist Eli Harvey, a Clinton County native. A collection of clothing dating back to 1820