The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum, Loudonville

About The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum

The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum, operated by the Mohican Historical Society in Loudonville, tells the stories of folk heroes, inventors, entertainers, and explorers from the Mohican area. Visitors experience period displays and interactive exhibits that showcase how regional history shaped the wider world. The museum welcomes self-guided tours or guided visits arranged in advance. The Workman Cabin, built in 1838 and originally serving as both a home and Dunkard church, stands restored in Central Park and opens select weekends and during community events. Copus Hill Historic Site preserves the location of an 1812 conflict during the War of 1812, marked by a monument erected in 1882 honoring those who died defending the settlement. Group tours are welcome with advance scheduling. Research requests can be accommodated through the museum's archives by appointment. General admission is free. The museum operates Monday through Friday, with limited Saturday hours during summer months.