The Castle Museum Youth Programs and Summer Camps

The Castle Museum Youth Programs and Summer Camps include summer camps along with activities such as tea events, cemetery tours, Ghost tours, and tours of the 1855 Gothic Revival style home. The program takes place at The Castle, which is a Victorian House Museum that offers tours of this beautifully preserved 19th-century landmark. Programs and events are described as being designed to educate, inspire, and connect the community with the rich heritage of Marietta and beyond.

• Price: Admission tickets for as low as $10 per person.

Through its historic property, distinctive collections, and dynamic educational programs, The Castle invites a diverse audience to discuss the story of the Marietta, Ohio community and its role in shaping the past, present, and future of the region, state, nation, and world. The Castle Museum has created an environment that immerses guests in the rich history of Marietta and the Mid-Ohio Valley and serves as a resource for the diverse community it serves. The organization’s leadership includes Executive Director Scott A. Britton, Education Director Kyle Yoho, Collections Manager Wes Clarke, Building & Grounds Supervisor Kevin Cormack, the Carriage House Team of Phyllis Miner, Jenn Wallace, and MB Hanna, and a Board of Directors led by President Robert Walker, Vice President Sarah Long, Secretary Jerrie Berentz, Treasurer Jenna Burns, and additional board members Kristen Stone, Judy Calvert, David Graham, Brian Gulla, Michael Hushion, Linda Lockhart, Tony Mayle, Lexi Miller, Judy Piersall, Carrie Ramage, and Susan Rauch.

Parent feedback includes comments such as, “Great experience from the carriage house gift shop to the end of the house tour. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the Marietta, Ohio area,” from Myra, and, “What a beautiful museum and tour! Our family appreciated not only the history, but the knowledge [the staff] has. It really is a must-see!” from Becky.

Last updated July 3, 2026.