It was reconstructed in 1970 by The Ohio History Connection, and is made of framed timbers filled with brick – a technique called nogging, which was typical of Zoar construction.
This building is actually on the site of the second Tin Shop. The first was located on the first floor of the Old Meeting House. All cooking utensils were made here, including cookie pans, cookie cutters, tin cups, pails and bread pans. The Tin Shop is owned and operated by the Ohio History Connection and is open to the public.
The Zoar Store & Visitor’s Center
198 Main St
Zoar, Ohio 44697
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Toll Free: 1.800.262.6195
Phone: 330.874.3011
[email protected]
Jan-Mar: Closed
Apr-May: Sat (11am-4pm); Sun (12pm-4pm)
Jun-Sep: Wed-Sat (11am-4pm); Sun (12pm-4pm)
Oct: Sat (11am-4pm); Sun (12pm-4pm)
Nov-Dec: Closed
Jan-Feb: Closed
Mar-Dec: Wed-Sat (10am-5pm); Sun (12pm-5pm)
Please note our office is closed on Mondays. The museum and store are closed on all major holidays.
Civil War in Zoar
September 16 & 17, 2023
Please note online ticketing has closed for Civil War in Zoar, but you can still purchase walk-on tickets.
