Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum’s newest exhibit, Historic Photos of Roscoe Village is open now through December 31st. Step into a journey through time and witness the remarkable transformation of Roscoe Village, Ohio, captured through historic photographs from the late 1800s and early 1900s alongside vivid portrayals of its 1970s restoration. Tucked away in the heart of Ohio’s picturesque countryside, Roscoe Village stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of preservation and revitalization.

Visitors of The Johnson – Humrickhouse Museum will be transported back to an era of horse-drawn carriages and bustling canal commerce and can glimpse into the everyday lives of Roscoe’s inhabitants, from merchants and craftsmen to families and travelers. As the photographs weave a narrative of bygone days, images capturing the monumental efforts undertaken in the 1970s to breathe new life into Roscoe Village are juxtaposed next to them. Witness the dedication and passion of the community as they embarked on a journey to restore the faded grandeur of this historic gem. From dilapidated buildings to revitalized storefronts, each image tells a story of renewal and resilience, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into preserving Roscoe’s architectural heritage.

As you wander through the exhibit, let the photographs guide you on a journey through time, where the past and present converge to celebrate the enduring spirit of Roscoe Village. From the brick streets to the tranquil canal waters, experience the timeless charm of this historic village and discover the stories etched into its very foundations.

Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum is open Monday – Sunday 12pm – 4pm.

Sundays are always free to Coshocton County Residents.