Historic Buildings
Authentically preserved structures that capture daily life in 19th-century Geauga County.
Century Village Museum is the home of the Geauga County Historical Society, an independent, community-supported nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich heritage of our region.
For generations, the Geauga County Historical Society has gathered and protected the buildings, artifacts, and stories that define our corner of Ohio. Today, Century Village brings that history to life, a place where visitors can walk among authentic structures and step directly into the past.
As a registered nonprofit and a working farm, we are sustained not by government funding but by the events, memberships, and donations of people who believe the past is worth preserving.
Preservation of our county's illustrious history, meticulously curating it for the enlightenment and enjoyment of current and forthcoming generations.
The Geauga County Historical Society
Century Village is more than a museum. It's an immersive setting where history surrounds you at every turn.
Authentically preserved structures that capture daily life in 19th-century Geauga County.
Gardens, grounds, and a living farm that connect visitors to the rhythms of the land.
Artifacts, photographs, and records that safeguard the memory of our community.
We protect the places and objects that tell our county's story, with care and integrity.
We share history in ways that spark curiosity and welcome every age and background.
We are a gathering place, built by neighbors, for neighbors, across generations.
Our work is guided by a dedicated board of trustees and a community of staff and volunteers.
Board President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Visit the village, become a member, or lend your support, and help write the future of our shared history.