South Main Historic District

Restored homes bring back the 18th and 19th century grandeur of a bustling industrial town on the banks of the Great Miami River.

Woodside Cemetery and Arboretum

Established in 1891, the Woodside Cemetery and Arboretum features a beautiful Memorial Chapel and memorials for veterans of wars dating all the way back to the Civil War.

Middletown Cemetery

This historic cemetery was established in 1878 and is the final resting place for Middletown's earliest founders.

Cox Homestead

Known as the birthplace of three-time Ohio governor, congressman and presidential candidate James M. Cox, this 1820 homestead now operates as a private museum.

Chrisholm Historic Farmstead

Built in 1874, the farmstead hosts a variety of events throughout the year and can also be reserved for picnic spaces or meeting facilities.

Canal Museum

The Canal Museum features displays of the canal and the early industry of Middletown.

Miami University Middletown

Miami University Middletown offers some of the best programs in arts, education, music, and theater.

Bull’s Run Arboretum

The arboretum features the last free-flowing section of Bull's Run Creek

Middletown Public Library

The Middletown Public Library features a variety of material related to the Middletown area, Butler County, and Ohio History.

Pioneer Cemetery

The first interment took place at this cemetery in 1804. It houses Revolutionary War soldiers and a stone to memorialize the Elk Creek Baptist Church, which stood on the grounds for more than a century.

Veterans Memorial

Middletown Veterans Memorial honors all Middletown and surrounding area veterans.

Pickwick Building

The Pickwick Building features three exhibit rooms, the Herbert Fall Gallery of Art, a resource room, and gift shop.