Longtown was a predominantly African American settlement in Darke County that included people of African, European, and American Indian...

Our traditional Silent Auction, with many unique items, ends Saturday, June 11 at 1 p.m. Check out the Garst Gala website for more...

Ring-a-ling! Take a look at our brand new phone system just installed, and much needed, at the museum! We want to give a massive thank...

Garst Museum is pleased to announce that it is the recipient of Ohio Humanities SHARP grant funds. Currently, the Museum is welcoming...

Serving nearly twenty years on one board might be enough for some individuals, but John F. Marchal contributed to other organizations...

After graduating from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and working for a year in Systems Analysis for United Technologies/Pratt and...

Exciting news! The Garst Museum has officially received our first corporate donation toward our Capital Campaign. A huge thank you to...

As a public venue, the Garst Museum is closely following the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) recommendations...

It is on the shelves at Garst Museum, it is being shipped to your delivery address, and it is under the tree just in time for Christmas!...

Perhaps for the Gathering at Garst, the Great Darke County Fair, or the Holidays, coming home is special. Maybe you even take a drive to...

The Garst Museum is pleased to announce Nancy Hegemier joined the museum staff in early August. Garst Museum CEO Dr. Clay Johnson stated...

And any of four images associated with Darke County! Yes, you can add to your collection of smashed pennies from the Empire State...

Artist Don Mong will be greeting people and promoting the sale of his images of Greenville and Darke County at the Great Darke County...

Thank you for making this year's Gathering a success! Check out the Gathering's Facebook page for lots of great images of the weekend.

What is your favorite hometown memory? There are so many, yet a few stand out in our hearts forever. Donald Mong, a Greenville native,...

Effective June 02, 2021, the Darke County Research Center is open to the public during regular Garst Museum hours. For those wishing to...

Although temperatures soared well into the 90s, the Annie’s G.A.L.A. was a “sure shot” for getting out and having fun last Saturday, June...

Greenville, Ohio, becomes the Annie Oakley Capital of the World! We are celebrating our local gal and sharing her story, remarkable life,...

The Darke County Historical Society’s Heritage Award recognizes outstanding citizens or organizations for their distinguished...