Ashtabula County Historical Society, Geneva

About Ashtabula County Historical Society

Ashtabula County Historical Society operates museums and research facilities where visitors tour historic buildings and explore regional heritage. The Jennie Munger Gregory Memorial Museum, the Joshua R. Giddings Law Office, and the Blakeslee Log Cabin—built in 1810 and one of Ohio's oldest surviving log structures—each offer guided tours. The society also maintains the Walter Jack Research Library and Walter Jack Digital Library for historical research, hosts the Jennie Flea Market, and runs educational programs including Log Cabin Days and the Century Home Program. Visitors explore furnished period rooms, learn about early settlement and law in the Western Reserve, and examine artifacts from three immigrant families who lived in the cabin. A visit suits history enthusiasts, genealogy researchers, and those interested in nineteenth-century Ohio life. The museums are located in Geneva, Ohio. Members receive free admission to the Jennie Munger Gregory Memorial Museum, where regular admission is charged, according to ashtabulahistory.com.