Looking for a new hobby? Want to expand on skills you already have? Come and enjoy the Fiber Artisans Fair at Campus Martius Museum! Have your questions answered about weaving, knitting, quilting and more! Looking for that special item to add a charming touch to your home? Many artisans will offer items for sale during... Read More

A DANCE WITH DEATH – A 1950’S SOCK HOP GONE SOUR This 1950’s prom is a doo wop disaster! When a death on the dance floor makes this prom night a party foul, it is up to you to figure out whodunit and get this dance back on track. Trade clues with your guests, gather information... Read More

Let’s Celebrate our early Presidents Two of our presidents had birthdays in February but only one of them had a patent. Learn what a patent is and who had it. Create a secret code for your friends to decipher, make a wig like Washington’s hair and a beard like Lincoln’s. Lots of games and activities... Read More

Cost: Regular Museum Admission From the first arrival of the Ohio Company settlers to present day this area has always been the forefront of quality craftsmanship. Firearms were an essential tool in everyday life and used not only for hunting but for competition shooting. The makers of these longrifles took great pride in their workmanship... Read More

Cost: FREE Program Guest Speaker: Randall “ Randy” Modesitt “The Henderson Women” Five generations lived on this estate. We hear so much about the Henderson men. What about the women who played important roles in the early settlement of Wood County and West Virginia? Randy will share with us his passion and knowledge about the... Read More

Cost: Regular Museum Admission Campus Martius will fill its halls with original artifacts from the pre-historic to the historic period displayed by local collectors and others from elsewhere throughout the state. Visitors will be given the rare opportunity to view these items and discuss their significance with their owners and see what might be found... Read More

Campus Martius Museum invites you to the home of General Rufus Putnam to meet with some of Marietta’s citizens from the early 19th century. Regular Museum Admission