THE MEEKER HOMESTEAD MUSEUM

 

The Meeker Homestead Museum is a museum in a house that is located at 2690 Stratford Road. The Forrest Meeker House is one of the oldest, built 1823, and most prominent historic homesteads in Delaware County. This historic home has been transformed into a fine educational museum of the early settlement of the Ohio country.

National Registry of Historic Places - Plaque - Delaware County Ohio
The Forrest Meeker Farm, including the 1823 house and 1848 barn, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Delaware County Historical Society is proud to share this wonderful piece of our heritage with the community.

About The Museum

  • Free Admission (suggested donation $5)
  • Free Parking

The Meeker Homestead Museum is Open

Current Museum Exhibits

Current Exhibits   Where (Room)
Journey to Delaware County” Delaware Gallery & Whetstone Room
Stratford History Exhibit (Expanded and Improved) Gilman Room
Spinning Exhibit (Expanded and Improved) Beard Room
The American Indians in Delaware County American Indian Gallery
Delaware Chair Co. Bieber Room
Upcoming Exhibits   Where (Room)
The Settling of Delaware County
– “Wildness to Civilization, 1825-1860’s
To Be Announced
Garth’s Auction Business  
Archaeology Camp  

Timeline of the Meeker Property Click here

Evolution of the Forrest Meeker House Click here

CLICK HERE to get directions

The Delaware County Historical Society conserves and operates several historic buildings in Delaware County Ohio: The Cryder Historical Center, on East William Street, comprising the Nash House and the Research Library & The Meeker Homestead on Stratford Road, including: The Meeker Homestead Museum and The Barn at Stratford & The Historic Jail and Sheriff’s Residence on West Central Avenue.