Allyson B.
2/12/2024
I was there for a party, so probably shouldn't give a rating. That said, they have some thought provoking artwork. There is a wall of books, it looks like a lending library. Also a lot of info on...
The International Peace Museum
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10 N Ludlow St
Dayton, OH 45402
The International Peace Museum, located in Dayton, OH, is a non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring individuals to work towards greater peace and compassion through education and collaboration. Founded in 2004, the museum raises awareness of nonviolent strategies for achieving peace and honors the historic Dayton Peace Accords that ended the war in Bosnia. With one-of-a-kind exhibits, events, and programs, the museum provides a platform for celebrating the actions of past and recent peace activists, encouraging visitors to learn from the past and change the future.
The museum serves as a gathering place for the community, offering a diverse range of programs that celebrate music, art, books, film, and new ideas. Supported by generous donors and volunteers, the International Peace Museum aims to create a world that celebrates diversity and difference, promoting empathy and understanding to help curb the worst impulses of human conflict. Through its exhibits, educational initiatives, and collaborative efforts, the museum strives to shape discussions, attitudes, and behaviors about how human beings should treat each other, both locally and globally.
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Elizabeth R.
10/18/2011
Besides having the distinction of being the only museum in the USA dedicated entirely to alternatives to violence (how sad is that?), the Dayton International Peace Museum is in a very cool...
Nathan M.
8/19/2011
This is an interesting small topical museum. It's not quite big enough to make a special trip to, but if you are wondering around downtown Dayton, I recommend stopping in. If nothing else, you can...
Jeff Y.
9/9/2013
It's a tiny "museum" in an old house that is not suited at all to be a museum. It's on three stories, no elevator, so most of the museum is inaccessible to anyone with disabilities. My companion...
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