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Campus Martius, a civilian fortification, was built in 1788 by the Ohio Company of Associates. When the fort was disassembled, General Rufus Putnam left his blockhouse on the original fort site. In 1931 Campus Martius Museum was erected over the Rufus Putnam House. The Ohio Company Land Office, the oldest known building in Ohio, was also moved to the museum site. Today, the museum preserves the history of America's migration west, its earliest native inhabitants, and Marietta's pioneers.
Free parking is available at the rear of the museum and on-street. Campus Martius Museum's three floors of exhibits are wheelchair accessible, excluding the second floor of the Rufus Putnam House
| Address | 601 Second Street Marietta, OH 45750 |
| Phone | 740-373-3750 |
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| Web Site | www.campusmartiusmuseum.org |
| Hours |
*Closed New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas |
- Adult - $7
- Student K-College (with ID) - $4
- Adult Combination Pass - $9
- Student Combination Pass $5
- Children 5 & Under – Free
- FOM or OHS Member – Free
Combination Passes are for 1 Day only and include both museums
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