Hancock County Museum

Hancock County Museum Hancock County Museum The Museum is open to the public by appointment. Group tours are also available.

Built in 1887 by Oliver Sheridan Marshall, the Marshall Home, now the Hancock County Museum, is one of the most historical locations in the county. The museum holds within it many local pieces of history, including children's toys, furniture, pieces of art, appliances, books, clothing, and glassware.

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10/27/2021

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HANCOCK COUNTY MUSEUM LECTURE SERIES


The last in our 2021 Summer Lecture Series will be at the HCM, 1008 Ridge Ave., New Cumberland, on Sunday October 31st at 2:00. Paul Zuros will speak on "Chilling Stories of the Past," when he will touch on a few spooky stories, some from Steubenville, but most from the WV side of the river, with a ghost story of Colliers, a tale from Three Springs Cemetery, and one from the Pleasant Valley Country Club area. Fred Miller will recount the tale about the man who wanted to be buried both in PA and WV, and how he accomplished that. After these two speak, we will invite the audience to ask questions and to share their scary stories with us.

Refreshments will be available after the lecture, and the event, as always, is free and open to the public, although donations are always greatly appreciated.

Hope to see you there! And feel free to come in costume. The house is decorated inside for Halloween. (It's been too windy to put anything on the porch.).

First, a great many thanks to R&R Construction Group and Vinci Corp. for their expertise to restore the Marshall home to...
12/09/2020

First, a great many thanks to R&R Construction Group and Vinci Corp. for their expertise to restore the Marshall home to its original grandeur. Their engineering proficiency and historical research proved essential to completing the project in the most accurate and beautiful manner.

The most recent restoration of the box gutters in the rear of the house and rebuild of the front porch and side porch box gutters, and box bay window, represents Phase 2 of a long-term rehabilitation. Phase I completed in 2017 restored the box gutters and frieze panels along the western front and southern side of the building. The last phase, which is yet to be funded, requires the repair of window frames, with some replacements required.

Lastly, a very special recognized appreciation to R&R Construction Group for so much donated work including a new entry sidewalk, restored signage, coated sandstone, extra painting, and of course a nearly complete rebuild of the front and side porches which far exceeded the original scope of work. THANK YOU ever so much!

With a significant number of cases in the COVID pandemic, the Hancock County Museum hopes to host an Open House in the Spring to show off this beautifully restored home as the newest jewel in New New Cumberland.

12/08/2019

The Victorian Carolers

12/08/2019

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12/08/2019

Some videos of the music 🎶 at the Museum Christmas party.

Some pictures from the Museum Christmas Party. Thank you to all who participated, volunteered, and those who came to th...
12/08/2019

Some pictures from the Museum Christmas Party. Thank you to all who participated, volunteered, and those who came to the party.

Car ShowSunday June 9th 1-4pmCome on out to see the classic cars, music and bake sale. Located at the Hancock County Mus...
06/08/2019

Car Show
Sunday June 9th 1-4pm
Come on out to see the classic cars, music and bake sale.
Located at the Hancock County Museum on Ridge Ave in New Cumberland.

Free and open to the public. Come hear the story of Nellie Bly on Saturday April 6th at 7pm.
03/23/2019

Free and open to the public.
Come hear the story of Nellie Bly on Saturday April 6th at 7pm.

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1008 Ridge Avenue
New Cumberland, WV
26047

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+13045644800

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