Ever wonder what it takes to run an Ohio History Connection site? Our amazing site staff members work hard to maintain the physical site, create programming, provide customer service and more! Take a peek behind the scenes at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House to see what a typical day is like for the staff.

A group of Girl Scouts visited the site to learn with Harriet!

Spring is a beautiful time in Walnut Hills, the Cincinnati neighborhood where the Harriet Beecher Stowe House has been located since 1832.

The staff hosted a tour for community partners to keep them updated on the progress of the renovations.

The restoration crew installs wallpaper liner in the Tavern.

The restoration crew tuckpoints a few spots on the front façade.

The site staff and volunteers provided oranges to the runners in the Flying Pig Half-Marathon! We love supporting community events in Cincinnati.

Loyal volunteer and retired Xavier University professor Dr. John Getz engaging with sophomores at the nearby Walnut Hills High School during an outreach program.

Learn more about the Ohio History Center by visiting yourself!  Click here for up-to-date days and hours of operation, as well as the phone number and address.

Ohio History Connection members enjoy free general admission to the Harriet Beecher Stowe House, as well as our 50+ other historic sites and museums. Visit ohiohistory.org/join to become a member!