Gammon House Underground Railroad Historic Landmark

Gammon House Underground Railroad Historic Landmark Step back in time and experience the powerful story of courage and freedom at the Gammon House.

Built in 1850 by George and Sarah Gammon, this historical landmark stands as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our September Monthly Open House at the Gammon House! Each visit is an opportuni...
09/05/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our September Monthly Open House at the Gammon House! Each visit is an opportunity to learn from our shared history, connect with one another, and remember the power of community.

As we head into Labor Day weekend, may we continue to celebrate the strength found in unity, shared purpose, and coming together across generations!

From all of us at the Gammon House, we wish you a safe, enjoyable, and restful Labor Day weekend.

We appreciate the spotlight of our beloved landmark! thank you!
09/05/2026

We appreciate the spotlight of our beloved landmark! thank you!

Yes, we’re open this Saturday! Start your holiday weekend with a visit to the historic Gammon House.Join us Saturday, Se...
09/04/2026

Yes, we’re open this Saturday! Start your holiday weekend with a visit to the historic Gammon House.

Join us Saturday, September 5th from 1–3pm to discover, learn, and connect with an important piece of Springfield and American history.

Tours are FREE and open to all ages. Donations are always appreciated and help support the preservation of the Gammon House.

Visit gammonhouse.org to learn more or make a donation.

08/31/2026

Did you know the United States has only had one African American-owned and operated automobile company?

C.R. Patterson & Sons of Greenfield, Ohio, was, and remains to this day, the only African American-owned and operated automobile company.

Charles Richard Patterson was born into slavery on a Virginia plantation in 1833. He built a successful carriage-making business that under the leadership of his son Frederick Patterson, introduced Patterson-Greenfield in 1915.

Charles Richard Patterson and his son Frederick Patteron built and sustained a business that lasted several generations and earned a place not just in African American history, but in automotive history as well.

Explore the history of C.R. Patterson & Sons and the legacy of Charles Richard Patterson: https://s.si.edu/4xvHL9h

📸 Courtesy of the Historical Society of Greenfield, Ohio.

History is for everyone!Join us Saturday, September 5th from 1–3pm for the Gammon House Monthly Open House. Explore this...
08/31/2026

History is for everyone!

Join us Saturday, September 5th from 1–3pm for the Gammon House Monthly Open House. Explore this nationally recognized Underground Railroad landmark and discover the stories of courage and freedom preserved within its walls.

Our tours are accessible and welcoming to families, students, seniors, community groups, and visitors of all ages.

One week away!On Saturday, August 22nd, step inside the historic Gammon House as part of the Clark County Historic Homes...
08/15/2026

One week away!

On Saturday, August 22nd, step inside the historic Gammon House as part of the Clark County Historic Homes Tour.

Built circa 1850 by George and Sarah Gammon, the Gammon House holds an important place in Clark County’s history and tells the story of courage, freedom, and the Underground Railroad. Come experience the home, learn more about the people who lived there, and discover why preserving places like the Gammon House matters for generations to come!

Stop by tomorrow Saturday August 1st for our monthly open house tours! 🎉
07/31/2026

Stop by tomorrow Saturday August 1st for our monthly open house tours! 🎉

🎉 The answer is... The Gammon House! 🏡

Did you guess it correctly? 👏

Located right here in Springfield, Ohio, the Gammon House is one of our community's most important historic landmarks. Built in the 1840s, it was home to George and Sarah Gammon and later became a documented stop on the Underground Railroad, providing refuge to freedom seekers on their journey to safety.

The Gammon House reminds us that history isn't just something we read about—it happened right here in our own community.

Thank you to everyone who played along! Keep an eye out for more local history challenges throughout the summer.

📚 Brought to you by the Cliff Park High School Social Studies Department

Make it a family day at Southside In Bloom!As part of today’s South Side in Bloom tour, we’re welcoming visitors of all ...
07/25/2026

Make it a family day at Southside In Bloom!

As part of today’s South Side in Bloom tour, we’re welcoming visitors of all ages and generations to experience history, music, and community together.

Stop by the Gammon House from 10 AM–4 PM and enjoy complimentary lemonade and pound cake, live music, tours of the historic Gammon House, and our interactive Passport to Freedom activity—a fun way for children and families to explore the story of the Underground Railroad.

Bring the kids, parents, grandparents, family, and friends. There’s something for every generation to experience!

Saturday, July 25th | 10–4pm
620 Piqua Place, Springfield, OH
FREE & family-friendly

There’s no better place to reconnect with family than where history comes to life. Whether you’re gathering generations ...
07/23/2026

There’s no better place to reconnect with family than where history comes to life. Whether you’re gathering generations together or introducing younger family members to part of American heritage, the Gammon House offers meaningful guided tours that create lasting memories and spark important conversations.

To schedule a private family reunion tour, email [email protected] or call 937-471-6837.

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620 Piqua Place
Dayton, OH
45506

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