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Fairfield County Visitors and Convention Bureau

Travel Guide to Fairfield County, Ohio

Lancaster --- Pickerington
Phone: (740) 654-5929
Toll Free: 1-800-626-1296


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Fairfield County Artist, Vivian Roundtree


Art Exhibits

Decorative Arts Center of OhioDecorative Arts Center of Ohio
145 East Main St, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
Phone: (740) 681-1423
Open T-Sun 1-4 p.m., Summer Saturdays extended hours 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Admission Free

The Decorative Arts Center built circa 1834 was the home of William James Reese, three time mayor of Lancaster, Ohio and his wife, Elizabeth Sherman Reese, the sister of Civil War General William T. Sherman, whose birthplace is next door.

The center features Greek Revival and Eastlake decor as well as the art gallery. A winding spiral staircase leads to the gallery. For those who are challenged by stairs, an elevator allows access to the upper and lower levels.

The Artist’s Hand: Dard Hunter and the American Arts & Crafts Movement, June 7 – August 31, 2008



FCDL Third Floor GalleryFCDL 3rd Floor Gallery
Main Library, 219 N. Broad Street, Lancaster, OH 43130, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
Phone: (740) 653-2745, TTY: (740) 653-8282
Hours: M-F 9:30 - 5, Admission Free

Effinger Window and Door

Lancaster was noted for the artistic and fine houses built from 1814 to 1845. The Samuel Effinger house which was built in 1816-20 was one of the these. It was a Georgian paragon design. In 1929, the house was dismantled to make way for the expansion of modern Lancaster. Some of its architectural gems were displayed in the Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts. The Fairfield Heritage Association donated the items to the Fairfield County District Library. January 1980

First Floor at Main Library
The doorway exemplifies the transition from late Georgian to Greek Revival. Many famous persons passed through the doorway. Now displayed on the first floor of the Fairfield County District Library that leads into the Historical Room.

Third Floor Gallery The beautiful fanlight is typical of the Georgian period - has free-standing Ionic columns which marked the advent of the Greek Revival forms at the end of the first quarter of the nineteenth century.

Third Floor Gallery


Samples of Show in Progress


January - February 12, Rick Mock Paintings

February 24 - March 28, Art to Lighten Your Day, Artwork by Blue Shoe Arts

April 6 - May 16, Lancaster Art Guild - Spring Show

June 3 - July 11, Artwork by Meredith Martin

July 18 - August 29 Artwalk

September 7 - October 10 - TBA

December 7 - January 10 Lancaster Rose Quilters


Monarch Art GalleryMonarch Gallery
158 W. Wheeling St, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
Phone: (740) 681-2787
T- Sat. 11-4pm, Sun. & Evenings, by Appointment, Admission Free

Vivian Roundtree, ArtistArt Chats - on the second or third Friday of each month during 2008.



July Exhibit Artist’s Choice Art Walk July 18, 2008


August Exhibit Flower Power Opening reception on August 1



September Exhibit Food for Thought Opening Reception on September 5





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