Ernest “Mooney” Warther was an esteemed son of Dover, Ohio, and a master wood carver. The work of this turn-of-the-century artist is the foundation for the Tuscarawas County museum in his name.

Thousands of the parts he had already carved for the Lady Baltimore, as well as all of his trains, pliers, and other carving projects, are on display at the Warther Museum in Dover, Ohio.

Traveling Ohio is a journey of discovery - amazing people, magical events, and wondrous creations. Such is a trip to the Warthers Museum in Dover, Ohio. On a rainy day, my son who was visiting me ...

DOVER, Ohio - Fifty years ago ... Next month, visitors can see both Lincoln trains in one location - at the Warther Museum in Dover, about 75 miles south of Cleveland. The re-created train ...

DOVER, Ohio - In a different time and place ... are now displayed at the beautiful family-owned Ernest Warther Museum & Gardens in Tuscarawas County on the site of his workshop and home.

Dan Warther of Dover has been named Big Brother of the Year for Ohio for 2023 ... seven sets of pliers into tree at Ernest Warther Museum Warther, owner of Warther Woodworking in Dover, has ...

DOVER, Ohio (WJW)– Earnest “Mooney” Warther was born in the city of Dover in 1885 in an old log school house. Today, his family home has been transformed into the Warther Museum and Gardens.

DOVER ‒ The Ernest Warther Museum and Gardens has been named to ... There are more than 4,000 National Register of Historic Places in Ohio, said, Dee Grossman, executive director of the ...

Museum alters admission The Warther Museum in Dover, Ohio, is offering free admission to children 17 and younger with a paid adult admission ($13). The museum features carvings and handcrafted ...

Ernest “Mooney” Warther was an esteemed son of Dover, Ohio, and a master wood carver. The work of this turn-of-the-century artist is the foundation for the Tuscarawas County museum in his name. The ...