This building is OLD and it shows...but in a good way. The bathrooms are odd and cramped but that's…read morethe only negative. Due to the age of the building, I would not recommend a very high or pointy heel on your shoes. There are assorted antiques scattered around, there's a bar, a stage, a popcorn machine. I went to concerts here when I was younger and browsed around the "antiques and primitives" too, and most recently my 15-year high school reunion was at this venue. Really a cool place for something like that. I think it would also be a unique venue for a rustic wedding reception, birthday party, retirement celebration, family reunion, etc. The building is locally owned and thankfully gets regular use rather than being boarded up or torn down, which has been the sad fate of many similar structures. As the name suggests, this building was originally built as a roller mill, and you can still see the canal locks (no longer in use) on the property.

I was there for a party, so probably shouldn't give a rating…read more That said, they have some thought provoking artwork. There is a wall of books, it looks like a lending library. Also a lot of info on Ghandis life and MLK. I'm sure there is more. There are a few private rooms too

Besides having the distinction of being the only museum in the USA dedicated entirely to…read morealternatives to violence (how sad is that?), the Dayton International Peace Museum is in a very cool historic building, has rotating exhibits, and is non-partisan. The volunteers who staff the museum are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Some of the exhibits rotate, so there is often something new. They have lots of after-hours and special events, and they have a PEACEMOBILE (like the book mobile from elementary school, but this one is covered in charming murals and filled with different peace related stuff). A truly unique experience, and it's free. If you're in the Dayton area, you don't want to miss it.

This is a beautiful new performing arts center in Troy, OH. We had a meeting here today and then…read morewe're given a tour. It's wonderful! Can't wait to come here for a performance!

Wonderful experience! Definitely recommended. Stopped by while driving and glad that we made the…read morecommitment

This is a small section located inside, and part of, the National Museum of the United States Air…read moreForce. Some of the folks in the Hall of Fame are quite amazing. Some of the bios are incredible and it is a very informative section. This is the "Birthplace of Aviation", so it's very fitting to have the Hall of Fame here. You can become a member if you wish on their website: https://nationalaviation.org/ They have programs for students as well. Interesting stuff! The National Museum of the United States Air Force has its own Yelp page that addresses the entire museum, including the Hall of Fame: https://www.yelp.com/biz/national-museum-of-the-united-states-air-force-dayton-2?sort_by=date_asc Of course, their website is: https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/ Parking is the same as the National Museum of the United States Air Force and there is plenty of it. Entrance is free, and a map of the entire National Museum of the USAF can be purchased for a small donation. There is a snack bar and plenty of public restrooms.

Wow! What a fantastic collection of artifacts. I'm a real aviation buff, and this place was quite a…read morejoy.

We really enjoyed our visit to this historic site. There are many original items here. Our guide…read morewere very knowledgeable. If you are into history, this is a must place to visit.

A beautiful house and small museum that get into Dunbar's life and work. Allow an hour or so…read more You enter a sort of lobby with displays about his life and work. I came right before a tour, so I tagged along. The tour was more about the house, and life for an affluent African-American family in the early 1900s. That probably varies with the guide; ours had a canned spiel, and wasn't always able to answer questions about the house or the man. Still, it was interesting and informative. There is more Dunbar info at the Aviation Heritage Trail museum a few blocks away (also free.)

This is a great space which is available to the community but also has a recreational meeting space…read morefor the fireman of Springfield Ohio. There's a nice clubhouse with cooking space and a multipurpose dining hall with a stage. Well cared for bathrooms. Playground equipment for children. Ample parking. And a large green space for other recreational activities, as well as an open sided shelter house for picnics. The main building is a typical concrete block clubhouse structure. Very nice asset for the local community.