Tours

Explore history with our engaging guided tours, perfect for all ages and interests. Choose from a variety of experiences, including highlights tours, themed walks, and seasonal explorations of our historic neighborhood. Whether you’re a local history buff or visiting for the first time, our tours offer a unique perspective on the stories that shaped our community, and they are always a lot of fun!

Highlight Tours

Daily, at noon, we offer a guided highlight tour of our exhibits and first-floor portrait gallery. This specialized tour is free with regular admission and offered every day we are open. Stop by on your lunch break or with the kids, and enjoy an in-depth look at some of the relics of the region’s storied past.

Guided Curator Tours

Now available for booking, our exclusive guided tours are the perfect experience for your group, where you’ll uncover hidden stories and rare artifacts. Led by our knowledgeable staff, delve deep into the past as you explore meticulously curated exhibits. Gain unique insights into historical contexts, learn about the significance of each artifact, and discover the fascinating tales behind them. This intimate experience promises to deepen your understanding of history and leave you with a newfound appreciation for our rich cultural heritage.

The OCHM offers guided tours to groups of all ages and sizes (minimum 8 people) by appointment. Fill out some details on our form and we’ll be in touch to schedule your visit.

Pricing

Guided Tours

$800per person
  • To book, fill out “Tour Request Form” below

Daily Highlight Tour

$000included with admission
  • Walk-ins welcome or purchase admission under “Visit” page
Tours require an 8 person minimum.

Upcoming Events

Women’s History Tour

March 26 @ 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Women’s History Tour

March 27 @ 10:30 am - 11:30 am

Women’s History Tour

March 28 @ 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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