Ealy House Museum Open

Spend a Sunday afternoon exploring local history at the Ealy House Museum, a beautifully restored mid-1800s home operated by the New Albany Plain Township Historical Society. The museum is free to visit and welcomes families for guided tours or casual conversations about the area's past. You'll see authentic artifacts that bring history to life, including items from a doctor's office, vintage children's toys, old farming equipment, and a working foot-pumped organ. The museum opens its doors every Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. during the summer months (June through August), making it an easy addition to your weekend plans. Whether your kids are curious about how people lived generations ago or you're interested in the community's roots, this is a welcoming spot to learn together. The staff and volunteers are happy to chat with visitors and share stories about Plain Township's transformation from rural farmland to today's community.