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, 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.

08/12/2026

I recognize this place...

What are your favorite memories from The Jones Mansion ?
07/22/2026

What are your favorite memories from The Jones Mansion ?

07/05/2026
07/04/2026

Happy 4th! View from the roof of the mansion last night.

It’s not too late to book your companies Christmas party! Or even a family holiday event at the Mansion call for more in...
06/24/2026

It’s not too late to book your companies Christmas party! Or even a family holiday event at the Mansion call for more info.

A beautiful watercolor by Frances King, aunt of Justine McManness. Frances attended The Chicago Institute of Art for a f...
06/07/2026

A beautiful watercolor by Frances King, aunt of Justine McManness. Frances attended The Chicago Institute of Art for a few years. I acquired the wrinkle art out of the attic at theMcManness home during an auction. One hangs in EP’s study and another in our home. Honoring all those heroes who never returned home.

Members of FHS class of 1973 & '75 pose with Bruce Patterson and Wayne Trapp the artist of the sculpture. Back in 2002 s...
05/12/2026

Members of FHS class of 1973 & '75 pose with Bruce Patterson and Wayne Trapp the artist of the sculpture. Back in 2002 school administrators were considering moving Class of "73's gift in the "back 40"or worse scrapping it!
I was teaching at the high school then, but worried about the rumors so I got a hold of Wayne Trapp, original sculpture. He was gracious and came from North Carolina to educate the administration about the gift.
It was a real education for us and Wayne was a great teacher! Unfortunately Wayne passed a few years back. Sidebar-Wayne valued the sculpture around $100,000!

The Preservation Guild of Hancock County was born in 1972 as a defense against the needless destruction of historic prop...
05/12/2026

The Preservation Guild of Hancock County was born in 1972 as a defense against the needless destruction of historic properties. We began the homes tours I believe in 1972/74. We started with first Sunday in May every other year.
We had a monthly publication and reprinted the 5 folio set of historic buildings. We lost Dr. Deerhake last month. He was the president when I joined in 1981 with Frank Schultz as vice-president. Our membership was around 75 or so with usually 20-25 at our monthly meetings.
We helped with the 1984 nomination of our historic district in downtown Findlay. Hosted the wonderful Arts & Craft festivals at Ghost Town with over 5,000 attendees! So many wonderful members who loved Findlay history. Of the group from 1981-Peggy Slough and myself are the holdouts.

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313 E Sandusky Street
Findlay, OH
45840

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