Come and experience a lighthearted and serious stage production of some local history featuring stories and difficult issues of settling America. Our first of its kind museum theatrical production will take place at the Gorham-Fayette Auditorium.  Tickets $5 at the door. Members are free.

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Community chicken dinner picnics  have been around since the first courthouse was built in 1852. Call the museum to reserve a delicious meal that has been curated by the Museum of Fulton County. Carry out orders can be picked up at the museum on State Route 108 beginning at 5:00pm.

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Choose to honor your mother, caring relative or special friend by bringing them to our History Manor for a delightful tea featuring some delicious treats and an enjoyable local history program on Saturday, May 11. 11:00, 12:00 & 1:00PM reservations are available now with a suggested donation of $15.

 

RSVP at 419 337-7922

Come visit our newest historical site any time between 2:00 to 4:00pm and explore the interior of this Civil War Era "New Amish-Mennonite Church". Staff and members of the Friends of Lauber Hill will be sharing the history of the German Township community.  This is a free event.

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Before motion pictures, televisions, and cell phones, Fulton County residents planned trips to and hosted extravagant exhibitions and fairs - both at home and across the US. The Fulton County Fair has been one of the best in the state for decades. This special exhibit on this history will run through the end of 2023. General admission required.

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2023 marks the 150th anniversary of the incorporation of the village of Fayette, OH. Beginning on Saturday, January 28, this temporary exhibit will be open throughout 2023 highlighting artifacts from the museum’s collection. Meet farm families, business owners, musicians, and veterans that would have been founders of this community. General admission required.

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