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In addition to the many benefits you receive as a member, your membership support will allow us to continue to collect and preserve artifacts, documents and photographs that together tell the story of Greene County.

This priceless collection of our history is made available to the public through our many educational programs, exhibits and research library.

Your membership support is vital to our organization!

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There are many resources that are made available by the Greene County Historical Society. We have a large collection of artifacts, photos, books, records, maps and more within our archives and library. These are available for anyone planning to do general research or even tracking down members of their family tree we can provide a list of resources.

Programs and educational materials on historic topics are available for community and school groups. Group tours of both the Carriage House, the Galloway Log House and the Trebein-Flynn House Museum are also available.

If you're interested in working with us, complete the form with a few details about what your wanting. We'll review your message and get back to you within 48 hours.

  • Elaine Williams "My daughter and I attended the ghost tour, and we really enjoyed it! We've both been in the house before, but it was exciting to go by night and experience the rooms-- especially the "doll room." Nick does a great job of creating interest and entertaining the group, plus we learned a lot about the primary family and some of the items held in storage. We recommend this fun tour!"

    Elaine Williams

  • "Great Greene County place for history of the local area.

    Former Customer

  • Cute historical little cabin. Ohio historical markers at the site, explaining the cabin, as well as the Xenia tornado of 1974.

    Brian Dible

  • It is a facinating place full of historical artifacts and memorabilia from all over Greene county. Nifty model railroad display with scenes from 1930's to 1950's.

    Bill & Pat Benysh

  • Ghost hunting the Treblin Flynn was fun!

    Ryan Humberger