Search for Museums search only in name Advanced search  Museums near here  Browse                Select at random  ToolBox Suggest a new Museum Link to this Museum Report an error Manage this Museum Site Info About EveryMuseum.com Contact us 1905505 hits since 2006/11/01		»Home »Hours/Admission Wyandot County Museum / One Room Schoolhouse 130 S Seventh St PO Box 372 Upper Sandusky, OH 43351  (419)294-3857 wycohs@sbcglobal.net www.wyandotonline.com/wchs/pages/wyandot_county_museum.htm Google Maps - Yahoo! Maps - MapQuest The Wyandot County Museum is located in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. This historic home was built in 1852 for the Beery family. The home was later occupied by one of the Beery daughters, Leefe (Beery) McConnell and her family. The home was donated to the Wyandot County Historical Society by the McConnell family and opened as a museum in 1962. The museum is now home to artifacts and documents relating to the history of Wyandot County. One Room Schoolhouse at the Wyandot County Museum The schoolhouse during a program for the Wyandot County Junior Historical Society. Yes! It has now been repainted! This One Room Schoolhouse was brought to the Museum grounds in the 1960s. Originally located in neighboring Hardin County, Ohio, the schoolhouse is now furnished with items from Wyandot County Schools. Featured in the schoolhouse are lunch pails from c1880 - 1910, wooden desks with attached chairs, old maps and teaching materials, as well as a pot bellied stove. The schoolhouse is used to recreate a typical school day in the 1860s for school tours and serves as a meeting place for special events. The schoolhouse is open during regular museum hours.