Welsh-American Heritage Museum

2023 St David’s Day Luncheon

Saturday, February 25th at noon at the Presbyterian Church Social Room in Oak Hill, Ohio

Adult tickets $20 Students 8-12 yrs. $8

Entertainment by the Musical Theater Students from Wales along with the Grande Choral from University of Rio Grande

Contact the Madog Center at 740-245-7186 or welsh@rio.edu for ticket information!

Keeping the story of the Welsh settlement in Jackson and Gallia Counties alive!

The Museum is open for summer months Fridays and Saturdays 10am-3pm until Labor Day.

We are now closed for the 2022 season.

The museum trustees hope to begin major upgrades at the museum this fall. We will upgrade HVAC, roofing and window protection.

The bricks for the Congregational Church were made on site in 1868.

The annual Gymanfa 2022 will not be held the last Sunday in September due to anticipated construction at the Welsh Museum.

Check back here and on Facebook for updates on the Annual Advent Carol Sing 2022!

The Welsh Congregational Church built in 1868. This was the second home of the congregation.
The Welsh Congregational Church now is the Welsh-American Heritage Museum.
Inside the museum with many exhibits.
The front of the museum with the welcome banner from the Lima, Ohio eisteddfod hall.
Photo of workers in front of old Jefferson Furnace near Oak Hill.
Rev. Robert Hughes preaching at a gymanfa at the museum.
Welsh books and items for sale at the museum.
Part of the library containing old Welsh-American journals and record books from area Welsh Churches.
The site of the first Congregational Church on Bingham Street in Oak Hill. The cemetery remains.