| The State of Ohio built Ohio House at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition to showcase the state's industrial capability and natural resources. As the only state building left from the Centennial, the Ohio House has a storied history for all World Fair lovers. Recently it has been converted into a lovely, convenient meeting place for business people those just looking to get away for a bite to eat. |
| Welcome to the Ohio House |
During the 1876 Centennial Exhibition, Ohio House was flanked on States Drive by other buildings representing other parts of the country and is one of two exhibition structures in Fairmount Park to survive into the 21st century. Memorial Hall, future home of the Please Touch Museum, is the other one. World’s Fair history buffs take note.
We’re open for breakfast, lunch, snacks and treats. Enjoy coffee and cookies in a non-cookie cutter environment. Free WIFI internet service complements the eclectic setting.
| Hours: | Monday-Friday | 6:30am-4pm |
| Saturday-Sunday | 8am-4pm |
In addition to the cozy Café, our location on George’s Hill offers delightful opportunities for events and celebrations of up to 450 people.
On the horizon: festivals and art exhibitions with mass appeal
Check out:
Fairmount Park Historic Preservation Trust
Purchase a stylish Centennial Cup-to-go for
$10 (includes a donation to the Fairmount Park
Historic Preservation Trust) and return for $1.00
refills all through 2008! !