Campus Martius Museum, Marietta

About Campus Martius Museum

Campus Martius Museum offers visitors three floors of exhibits about the Northwest Territory, built on the original stockade site from 1788–1791. The museum hosts the "Discovering History" lecture series, featuring topics such as the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and Ohio's role in space exploration. Scout Day brings organized groups through the galleries, while Museum Store Sunday highlights the gift shop. The Rufus Putnam House, accessible on the first and third floors, displays period furnishings and artifacts. Visitors can attend talks about topics ranging from women in politics to military history. The museum suits school groups, families, and history enthusiasts exploring early American frontier settlement. Campus Martius Museum is located in Marietta, Ohio, with free parking available. Students K through college with valid ID receive admission for five dollars, reduced from the regular ten-dollar price. Children under five enter free. Admission details are published at mariettamuseums.org.