World next door is worth stopping in. They have some interesting items from around the world. Toys,…read morelights, home goods, etc. the reason I rated 3/5 is because this store used to be so much better than it is today. In recent years they have had triple the selection and I have purchased several cool things. This year I found almost nothing of interest in stock

How can I be the first to review. What a wonderful little museum. Whether you a part of the…read morelakeside every summer for life club or not this is a must do while in the area. I learned so much. There is fascinating information about the entire area from history right up until right now. There is a scavenger hunt kids can do once a day every day all summer for a little candy treat and a prize. What a great way to get them into learning about the region. Go in the back room and read about the civil war time in the area. Then go over to Johnson's Island and visit the graves of the soldiers you just read about.

The staff was so helpful. It was our first visit there. We actually got lost and couldn't find a…read morefew things. Someone helped us. The B-25 was such a beautiful plane and the PT rebuilding was amazing to see. I will go back

After a late lunch at the Tin Goose diner, came over to this very nice aviation+ museum. First,…read more you can tell by the ladies working the front desk - admission, you're in a great place, when you comment you don't have your readers with you and it'll be difficult to read the information at the exhibits. Without missing a beat, Valerie offers her pair. Her only request is that I return them when I leave. . So very kind of her. We pay the admission, and begin the tour. There was a lot to see and I would definitely give yourself at least 90 minutes to see both areas. There is a hangar also to see the bigger planes. There were many nice tributes, and we got a kick out of the Hogan's Heroes memorabilia. The vintage cars were a bonus. I can't wait to tell my dad he needs to take a drive here just for the classic cars! I think one of the first cars he drove was the '57 bel aire convertible. The yellow one here is in pristine condition. Also loved the vintage Bob's Big Boy side of window drive up sign. Classic! The attention to detail and restoration is truly a labor of love for many of the items here. In the hangar, there were quite a few volunteers. They were busy getting things ready for Father's Day weekend! The ford two motor plane will be taking passengers for a nostalgic ride. This museum is an amazing tribute to the put in bay, Lake Erie aviators. There is also war memorabilia! The investment that continues in this amazing museum and the diner attached is remarkable. I'll be telling my aviation, car enthusiast friends and people looking for something neat to do to come by, enjoy and donate to help these pieces of history to continue to be available for generations to come! Great way to spend a few hours! Highly recommend this Gem! PS, I did return the glasses after I left. I also bought a cute onesie for my granddaughter !

Wonderful little gem…read more Our tour consisted of a docent giving us backstory as he led us into three different buildings on the site; he was friendly. The first building focused on different eras of history of the area, including some fossils and ship/canal history, and a room dedicated to Edison's inventions. The second was a glass museum, the upstairs of which held a non-glass collection, including metal banks, and some wall art. The third was a collection of art/decorative pieces and furniture from a wealthy local. We were then able to check out the blacksmith shop/small collection of farm machinery. The doll exhibit was not open on the day we visited, but there was enough to see without it. The gift shop was extensive. Overall, a great educational place to cool off on a hot day!

This place is FANTASTIC . . . !!! Who knew that in the small…read moreVillage of Milan, Ohio (Birthplace of Thomas Alva Edison and home to the Hoover Potato Digger), that there would be such a cool little museum. Kudos to the caretaker lady that was there weeding the sidewalks, and even though they were not open on the day of my visit, she said I could look around and even let me go into some of the buildings. And speaking of buildings, there were probably at least seven different buildings as part of this complex, and for a mere donation of $7, you can tour them during business hours. I hope to come back and spend more time here, as there is so much to see, and it is within walking distance of the Edison Birthplace, so I highly recommend both places, as well as the Milan Town Square. Tons of history here, that I had no idea about . . . AMAZING.

Amazing experience! You can't find a greater location. Make sure to inquire about the all access…read morecard!

I swear I was the one to add this business.... But I didn't leave a review !??…read moreThis is where you go to dip candles!! It's a cedar point must for our family and a classic experience fun for the whole crew. Also Paul the wood carver workers here. He's the best. Love getting the opportunity to watch him do some wood work.

Enjoyed looking at so much local history in this museum. Lots to see and up close. Worth a visitread more

@@@@ UPDATE@@@@@@@ I am upping this to a 3. I spoke with a manager and her sincere apology and our…read morediscussion has changed my overall take on things. When the mags come I may up it later.. Stay tuned! OOPS I will be very busy reading!!@@@@ (((( Mags strill have not arrived!!)))) Oh shoot! With happiness I order a magazine from a student .. paying and receiving a receipt, the first week in September. Today I check my online status and call the company to check on what does not seem accurate. I get a lecture from the first staff. that I have to understand that they have x hundred of magazines and x billions of customers and so therefore.. I can not expect...blah blah.. I ask to speak to a supervisor and I get Teresa. She can't find my original order and tells me that I ordered other magazines. It is a wonderful thing to purchase magazines from school kids to support their schools. It is not wonderful to be bitched out and have your order lost. After too long on the phone with a lost order I accept that she is going to call me back. I doubt it. I wait 5 minutes and try again, I get the first staff member and she says that Teresa is the highest level and only supervisor to whom I may talk. Dang it. UPDATE*** I talk with my relative- she had purchased the other magazines for me as a surprise! A surprise!!!! Surprise!!! it's no surprise now!