What is it and How Does it Work?: A “show and tell” with unique items from the collection of the Butler County Historical Society, this interactive program delights audiences of all ages.

1800s Medicine: Bleed, blister and purge were the preferred methods used by physicians during the 1800’s. Learn how medicine has evolved from the time of Ancient Greeks through the Civil War, and other facts, such as what caused the death of President George Washington and the education required to become a doctor in the 1800’s.

The Mosler Safe Company: How many companies can advertise that their product can survive an atomic bomb? Learn about the legacy of Mosler Safes of Hamilton, and the fascinating places that these safes can be found still today!

Robert McCloskey: Did you know that Hamilton was home to a famous author of children’s books? Robert McCloskey was born and raised in Hamilton, and his childhood memories are reflected in the books that he both wrote and illustrated, such as Lentil, Homer Price, and Make Way for Ducklings.

The Theaters of Butler County: Entertainment in Butler County in the 1800’s and early 1900’s included traveling shows and local, amateur productions. By 1910, Hamilton was one of the favorite stops for traveling productions. Learn about what constituted an “opera house,” and meet some of the people from Butler County who made it big in show business.

Sports Figures of Butler County: Kenesaw Mountain Landis and Joe Nuxhall are just two of the important sports figures from Butler County. Learn more about them and other influential sports figures with ties to our area.