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Reeves Victorian Home and Carriage House Museum, Dover

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Admission from $10.

About Reeves Victorian Home and Carriage House Museum

The Reeves Victorian Home and Carriage House Museum in Dover, Ohio invites visitors to tour a restored 17-room Victorian mansion built by prominent industrialist Jeremiah E. Reeves. Guided room-by-room tours showcase original period furniture and antiques arranged as they appeared a century ago, including the home's distinctive third-floor ballroom. The adjacent Carriage House Museum preserves the family's vehicles: an 1892 carriage, a sleigh, a rare 1922 electric car, and a restored doctor's buggy. Upstairs exhibits document Dover's history as a canal town. Tours last approximately one hour and involve multiple stairs and extensive walking throughout the home. This attraction suits visitors interested in late 19th-century domestic life and local history. The museum charges admission at multiple rates, with discounted pricing for seniors and children. Tours are available at scheduled times throughout the year.

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Tickets, prices & hours

Adults
$10
Children (6-18)
$5
Seniors 60+
$9
Children 5 & under
Free

Hours: Mon–Tue: Closed; Wed–Sun: 12:00 – 4:00 PMHours via Google Maps

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Children 5 & under free

Free

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