Oak Hill Cottage

Oak Hill Cottage, a meticulously restored Gothic Revival landmark in Mansfield, Ohio, is a project of the Richland County Historical Society. Built in 1847 by railroad builder John Riley Robinson, this historic house museum showcases the life and belongings of its long-time residents, the Jones family, whose artifacts date back to Victorian times.

As one of the best-documented mid-nineteenth century homes, Oak Hill Cottage has historical significance and was notably featured in Louis Bromfield's first novel, The Green Bay Tree. Today, it stands as a testament to the region's rich history and architectural heritage, serving as both an educational resource and a captivating destination for visitors.

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