The Jones Mansion

The Jones Mansion A living history events venue housed in Findlay's only oldest 9,000 sq. ft. Mansion. Book your next event with us.

Providing intimate, lavish spaces for private and corporate events as well as historic local tours, dinners and entertainment. The Jones Mansion and Elijah's and Millie's Entertainment are partnered with a National Register Landmark and local History to bring to Findlay and surrounding areas an unique and sumptous venue for intimate weddings,rehearsals, birthday events, baby and bridal showers, off campus business, board meetings and our own specialized events and entertainment.

Getting ready for Napoli Night tomorrow from 5-7:30. You can still call today for reservations. 419-722-7037 for Jane.
08/21/2025

Getting ready for Napoli Night tomorrow from 5-7:30. You can still call today for reservations. 419-722-7037 for Jane.

Napoli Pizza night is this Friday, Aug.22nd. We need an accurate number of attending the buffet or pick-up in order for...
08/18/2025

Napoli Pizza night is this Friday, Aug.22nd. We need an accurate number of attending the buffet or pick-up in order for us to order the ingredients. Please call by this Wednesday, our deadline for this event. Remember it’s the week before the fair so honoring Dad and family who served pizzas at the fair for over 50 years! Jane @419-722-7037

Another image of the Lyceum !
08/12/2025

Another image of the Lyceum !

08/11/2025

Join us for our MASH BILL🎶MUSIC NIGHT this Saturday night August 16th 5:00-10:30pm‼️
Come on out for a FUN evening to dance the night away on the beautiful grounds of our artisan distillery on the Farm that Whiskey Built!

>>>GATE FEE $15.00 per person or you may purchase online via our website

>>>2 Great Bands:

5:00-7:00 The Barnhart Band (Indie/Rock)

7:30-10:30 Vintage 3' Band (old school Rock n' Roll)

Taqueria Los Fuentes #1 FOOD TRUCK

BYOC- bring your own chairs

BYOB- bring you own beer

StillHouse will be OPEN for purchases AND Tastings AND Cocktail samples!!!

Ya'll come now, ya hear!

Major Bright was a larger-than-life farmer. He was no stranger inflicting pain, or on an occasion, receiving it. Come Sa...
08/04/2025

Major Bright was a larger-than-life farmer. He was no stranger inflicting pain, or on an occasion, receiving it. Come Saturday and discover the Bright's! call Jane 419-722-7037

Dad passed on June 08, but his spirit lives on as we have another Napoli Night! Please call Jane @ 419-722-7037 for rese...
08/04/2025

Dad passed on June 08, but his spirit lives on as we have another Napoli Night! Please call Jane @ 419-722-7037 for reservations

This was in 2017 and it was our first walking tour! It looked like rain, but it passed and we had this wonderful crowd o...
08/04/2025

This was in 2017 and it was our first walking tour! It looked like rain, but it passed and we had this wonderful crowd of nearly 60 people. It was a good time! Are you ready for some more? What/where would you like to go??

I have had these two old photos from the time we cleaned up the Mansion in 2010. I finally did the research and drive-by...
07/30/2025

I have had these two old photos from the time we cleaned up the Mansion in 2010. I finally did the research and drive-by research. Louise Wilcke was Caroline’s mom’s maiden name. However, she had gotten married in 1909 to an Emory Webb and later divorced in 1921 (Caroline told me he was unable to “deliver the goods” and Louise was unable to have children). So I discovered that one image, the present and old images, is the Webb home. It’s 621 West Sandusky. The empty lot next to the home was the Webb’s grocery store(it was a Clover Farms store later and E & B carryout in the 1960’s.

The other older image is where Louise grew up @ 718 West Sandusky- across from the Courier and railroad tracks. Her father was chief of police in the 1880’s , George Carl Wilcke. Louise had a brother Carl, who died of pneumonia while training in the Carolinas in 1918 for WW1. His obit listed him has a bright star who graduated from a college and worked for the Packard Car company in Detroit. He had several design patents with them. He never married.

I imagine Louise meet Emory while shopping at his parents store! I would think they lived above the store.

07/29/2025

Our Mercantile Shop not only has a great selection of our DISTILLERY EXCLUSIVE Legendary Whiskeys, but we make your shopping experience an adventure with offerings of one-of-a-kind vintage GLASSWARE too!
If you enjoy adding unique & beautiful items to your bar (& that includes our hand crafted spirits😉 like our SEVEN STALEYS AMERICAN BOURBON WHISKEY), then we're your DESTINATION‼️

OPEN TODAY 12-5

07/23/2025

IYKYK
Our stills are STILL the oldest operating Singler and Doubler pair of pot stills in America!
May even be older than 1820 as my great great great grandfather Elias owned a distillery in Dayton before he purchased this farmstead in 1820...
Gotta love our "girls"... they are nothing short of beautiful!

A familiar book used at all three junior highs in Findlay, for studying our local history. I remember these books and R...
07/18/2025

A familiar book used at all three junior highs in Findlay, for studying our local history. I remember these books and Ron Ammon’s dads cartoon style books. Plus Ohio history was usually in the eighth grade. Students today have little knowledge of their home town. You don’t know where you are going if you cannot remember where you came from. Please read R.L. Heminger preface on the purpose of these books. There was a grey color book as well. Back to Basics please.

Anthony finished up on Monday. I did bring him a meatloaf, but he wanted to finish a section before he would eat it?! Th...
07/18/2025

Anthony finished up on Monday. I did bring him a meatloaf, but he wanted to finish a section before he would eat it?! The granite blocks now sparkle a bit after he power washed them. One miter cut on the upper part was so large that a bat was sleeping in it. Anthony washed out the interior and dusted off the marble statues and bust that no one will ever see. The Jones family crypt is squeaky clean. So he is off to Peoria Illinois to check out a disc golf course. He is building one in Minnesota as well. Thanks Anthony!

Address

313 E Sandusky Street
Findlay, OH
45840

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when The Jones Mansion posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to The Jones Mansion:

Shortcuts

Share

Category

Our Story

The Jones Mansion and Elijah's and Millie's Entertainment are partnered as a National Register Landmark and local History venue to bring to Findlay and surrounding areas an unique and sumptuous space for intimate weddings,rehearsals, birthday events, baby and bridal showers, off campus business, board meetings and our own specialized events and entertainment. We are 100% volunteered events venue who give 110% to all of your needs. The Mansion has provided our community with over 100 events in the past four years that brought people from over nine states plus sharing local history that needs to be shared. We are also available to small clubs, groups and families who may require just a room or two for monthly events. Just give us a call or send a message and we will get back to you soon.