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The Overfield Tavern Museum The Overfield Tavern Museum, Troy's original gathering place

Temporarily closed Once a Frontier Tavern . . .
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The tavern was the center of activities in the small settlement community of Troy, Ohio. It was the place to meet area residents and travelers, to find society, comfortable lodging, and good food and drink. Until 1811 the County Court met in an upstairs room of the tavern. The tavern also housed the local Masonic Lodge, one of the first in the state of Ohio.

10/19/2026
Making history while unearthing it ...
10/17/2026

Making history while unearthing it ...

Archeologists investigated the historical site after a fire gutted the building in 2024.

Come check us out at Fall Farm Fest!
10/10/2026

Come check us out at Fall Farm Fest!

This free program is TOMORROW (Sunday, Oct. 4) at 2 pm at the Troy-Hayner Cultural Center. Please join us!
10/03/2026

This free program is TOMORROW (Sunday, Oct. 4) at 2 pm at the Troy-Hayner Cultural Center. Please join us!

TROY — In celebration of America 250 and Ohio Archaeology Month, The Troy Historical Society will host “Beneath the Floorboards: Archaeology at the Overfield Tavern” on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 2 p.m. at the Troy-Hayner Cultural Center, 301 W. Main St.

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10/02/2026

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Email from The Troy Historical Society October Newsletter October 2026 - In this Issue Troy's Treasure Island Lighthouse Honors Two Local Historical Events  Tavern Takeout Returns October 24!  Benea

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07/03/2026

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Email from The Troy Historical Society July Newsletter July 2026 - In this Issue The Forgotten Name of Troy's Public Square Water Fountain America-250 Celebration at the Miami County Courthouse  Miam

Come out to McKaig and Race Park to see us!
06/20/2026

Come out to McKaig and Race Park to see us!

Looking for something to do to celebrate America 250? Come out on July 8 for a live reading of the Declaration of Indepe...
06/10/2026

Looking for something to do to celebrate America 250? Come out on July 8 for a live reading of the Declaration of Independence, just as it was read on July 8, 1776. There will also be a ribbon cutting for a new exhibit in the courthouse that The Troy Historical Society helped develop as well as tours of the courthouse, live music, food trucks, and more!

Did you know the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence took place on July 8, 1776?

In honor of this pivotal moment in America's history, join us on July 8, 2026 at 5pm for our own public reading of the Declaration on the courthouse plaza. This is a free community event recognizing the document that helped shape our nation.

06/06/2026

While you're out at the Troy Strawberry Festival this weekend, be sure to stop by The Troy Historical Society's booth on West Main Street in front of the historic Odd Fellows building. There, you'll see some awesome treasures from Troy's past, including this great buggy made by the Troy Buggy Works Co.!

Address

201 E Water Street
Troy, OH
45373

Opening Hours

Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Saturday 1pm - 4pm
Sunday 1pm - 4pm

Telephone

(937) 335-4019

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