Cincinnati Museum Center collects historical material pertaining to the social, cultural, economic and political history of metropolitan Cincinnati, the Miami Purchase and the old Northwest Territory. Materials cover a wide range of topics, including: prehistoric cultures, settlement, agriculture, business and industry, transportation, communication, science and technology, the arts, domestic life, education, religion, politics, wars, ethnic groups, neighborhoods and other aspects of the history of Cincinnati and the surrounding region. When the material may be of particular interest to our audience, the Museum may also collect items pertaining to the history of Ohio or the United States of America.
Cincinnati Museum Center History Collections include: Historical Objects, Manuscripts and Audiovisuals.
Cincinnati Museum Center's Preservation Department is responsible for the management of collections preservation programming as well as conservation treatment services for the two-dimensional collections.
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