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Sunwatch Indian Village
Museum
Excavated remains of a 13th-century Native American village, with exhibits & artifacts.
4.60 (341 reviews)
2
Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum
Cemetery
👍👍 This is one of my favorite cemeteries to visit. Its so well kept. There are lots of interesting folks laid to rest here. The yard is massive and contains some of the most unique and amazing stones. Theres a guided tour that leads you to several well known locals. The Wright Brothers are buried here!...
4.60 (118 reviews)
3
Silver Lake Mill
Event venue
👍👍 This place offers free tours and shares the history of the mill. It was burned by General Custer during the war and burned again a few years later. It has changed hands several times since then. The mill is not in operation now, but all of the mechanisms are in place and functional. The lake is beau...
4.50 (86 reviews)
4
Original Site of Wright Brothers Home
Historical landmark
👍 The original house and Wright Bros cycle shop were purchased by Henry Ford for his museum. This sort of thing sounds odd today, but at the time, the people of Dayton were flattered and Orville Wright was an enthusiastic supporter of the move, as it assured their high-quality preservation.
Unfortuna...
4.50 (67 reviews)
5
Memorial Hall
Historical landmark
Grand beaux arts building & war memorial dating to 1907, today used for meetings & private events.
4.00 (74 reviews)