A non-profit Ohio corporation, the Association is dedicated to the documentation and preservation of the architecturally and historically significant homes, buildings, and neighborhoods of Tuscarawas County.

Our mission is to cultivate awareness and appreciation of this part of our local heritage, encourage interest in preserving historic structures within the community, and to educate those who are interested in preservation or are actively involved in the restoration of historically significant structures.

Since its inception in 1976, The Tuscarawas County Heritage Home Association has awarded plaques in recognition of more than 60 of our county's extraordinary historic homes and buildings, including the Tuscarawas County Courthouse and the historic Reeves Victorian Mansion in Dover, Ohio.  The JE Reeves Victorian Home & Carriage House Museum is also listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

The Association is tax-exempt under IRC Section 501(c)(3). Click here for more About Us.

The Power of Preservation...

There is no question about the power of preservation to fuel economic development, according to the Strategic Plan offered by the Ohio Department of development.  As the fourth goal of that Plan, the Department places strong emphasis on and publicly supports the Ohio Preservation Tax Credit as an integral component of the Plan.

To access the page of the plan discussing the Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit, click here.  For the entire plan, click here.