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Lawrence County Museum
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A history museum on S 6th St, in the middle of things: 133 places within a five-minute walk. One of 8 history & landmarks in Ironton.
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133 places within a five-minute walk of Lawrence County Museum.
🍽️EatLittle Caesars Pizza3 min walk🎭See some artFTC Wrestling4 min walk🎁BrowseTreasures From The Valley4 min walk🍺Have a drinkPatties & Pints5 min walk
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Tracy Brammer Monroe Funeral HomeFuneral services and cemeteries
1 min walk📜Rankin Historic DistrictLandmark and historical building
1 min walk🧰Ironton Primary CarePlace
1 min walk🔧Arden PaintingPainting
2 min walk🏫St. Lawrence SchoolReligious school
2 min walk🏫Kingsbury Elementary SchoolElementary school
2 min walkWhere it is
Directions →506 S 6th St
The nearest neighbor is Tracy Brammer Monroe Funeral Home, 1 min walk away.
Address506 S 6th St · 45638-1825
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Phone(740) 532-1222
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Address
506 S 6th St
Hours
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Phone
(740) 532-1222
Website
http://lawrencecountyohio.org/
Status
Open
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