1842 Greek Revival Landmark & Historic House Museum

The Robbins Hunter Museum is a historic house museum built in 1842 in the village of Granville, Ohio. It is considered one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the country.

Guided tours of the museum will resume in May 2026, and we look forward to welcoming visitors back inside. In the meantime, events, programs, and private rentals continue year-round.

If you would like to schedule a group tour in advance of the season, please call or email museum@robbinshunter.org.

For updates on tour availability, please visit our Plan Your Visit page. You can also view upcoming programs and events on our Programs and Events page.

Daffodil Tea

LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE!

Sunday, April 19, 2026: seatings at 1 pm & 2:30 pm

Daffodil Tea at Robbins Hunter Museum | Granville, Ohio

Get your tickets for a spring Daffodil Tea inside the museum’s 1842 historic house in Granville, Ohio. Enjoy a tea service with sweet and savory treats, then step outside to experience the Jill Griesse Historic Garden as it comes into bloom.

The garden is an American Daffodil Society display garden, featuring many rare and historic daffodil varieties. After last year’s sewer line work dug up some of the garden beds and the careful replanting that followed, the garden will be especially meaningful to see in bloom.

Space is limited. You can purchase tickets here: https://givebutter.com/daffodil-tea-cyx7ll

Sponsorship packages are available. Message shauna@robbinshunter.org for more details.

Museum Membership

Membership is one of the most meaningful ways to support the Robbins Hunter Museum. Your support helps preserve this historic space, maintain the gardens, and continue the experiences that bring our community together.

We have several membership levels to choose from, making it easy to find the right fit for you.

Learn more about membership
 

Volunteer Opportunities

Looking for a meaningful way to get involved? Learn how you can support the Robbins Hunter Museum. We have opportunities to help plan events, learn more about history, help in our nationally recognized daffodil garden, and more.

Email museum@robbinshunter.org for more information.

Support Our Mission

Your support helps us keep the Robbins Hunter Museum open and free for everyone to enjoy. Every donation—large or small—helps us care for this historic home, preserve its collections, and continue offering community programs and events throughout the year.
If you’d like to contribute, please consider making a donation today.

 

The Robbins Hunter Museum is proud to be a 2025 grant partner with the Licking County Foundation.

This partnership advances our work to make arts, culture, and history accessible while fostering connection throughout the Licking County community.

We are grateful for this partnership and the impact it makes possible.