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Land Near Great Serpent Mound Returns to Shawnee Hands » Ancient Art Archive People often ask why we selected the sites we did for Rock Art: An American Story. There isn’t a single answer to that question – and usually it’s a combination. Sometimes it’s the grandeur or location of a site, sometimes it’s the site’s intriguing imagery, sometimes it’s because we h...

It was a great pleasure to be able to hear from tribal partners at the Summer Solstice today. Chief Glenna Wallace (Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma) and Chief Ben Barnes (Shawnee Tribe) spoke to visitors about the history of their tribes. We were lucky to catch this photo of Chief Wallace from the Solstice sunset.

Proud of Adams County, Proud of Our History!
Established in 1797, Adams County has been home to remarkable stories, rich traditions, and some of Ohio’s most treasured historic sites.
From this National Historic Landmark of Serpent Mound State Memorial, to beautiful rolling hills, family farms, winding Brush Creek, Amish communities, and nature preserves, Adams County is something worth celebrating. With picturesque hiking, lodging, Amish shops, festivals, events, quilt barns, outdoor recreation, local attractions, and more that all shares a story of this lovely county.
That’s why The Visitor Center at Serpent Mound State Memorial is excited to introduce a new line of Adams County merchandise! Whether you’re a lifelong resident, a history enthusiast, or someone who simply loves this special corner of Ohio, these items are a great way to show your Adams County pride.
Our Adams County Line includes a mug, two vinyl stickers, a hat, and a t-shirt that has both Adams county and Serpent Mound imagery. Every piece honors the spirit, history, and beauty that makes Adams County unique. When you wear or share Adams County merchandise, you’re helping tell the story of a place that has inspired people for thousands of years.
Stop by the Visitor Center at Serpent Mound State Memorial and check out the collection. We’d love to hear what Adams County means to you - share your favorite local memories in the comments below!