Historic Yellow Springs

Historic Yellow Springs is a living village dedicated to sharing, preserving, and celebrating its unique history, arts, education, and environment. With a history spanning nearly 300 years, the site encompasses 11 buildings and 142 conserved acres, including structures dating back to the 1750s. The organization offers a wide range of fine art, sculpture, and ceramic classes for all ages, and hosts highly regarded art shows. Its campus serves as a venue for weddings and events and features numerous trails for visitors to enjoy. Historically, the grounds have hosted notable figures and institutions, including George Washington and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Historic Yellow Springs also provides guided and self-guided tours, private group visits, and volunteer opportunities, contributing to its role as a community educational, cultural, and social center. The organization actively preserves and restores historic buildings and conserves surrounding open land.