I was there for a party, so probably shouldn't give a rating…read more 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 Ghandis life and MLK. I'm sure there is more. There are a few private rooms too

Besides having the distinction of being the only museum in the USA dedicated entirely to…read morealternatives to violence (how sad is that?), the Dayton International Peace Museum is in a very cool historic building, has rotating exhibits, and is non-partisan. The volunteers who staff the museum are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Some of the exhibits rotate, so there is often something new. They have lots of after-hours and special events, and they have a PEACEMOBILE (like the book mobile from elementary school, but this one is covered in charming murals and filled with different peace related stuff). A truly unique experience, and it's free. If you're in the Dayton area, you don't want to miss it.

Super fun! We went…read morefor the star wars exhibit and had a great time. it was really cool to see all the planes for the presidents from the first one on through. would love to come to the dayton airshow one year

What am amazing place! First parking is free. Getting into…read morethe museum is free! Take all the pictures you want. It's free!! They do have a virtual simulation and that's about $10 But you can honestly spend all day there reading about the Wright brothers and when it all started in 1901. The history is fascinating to how fast aviation grew in such a short time. You'll see engines, and all types of planes. Seriously sooo much to see! Great place to open a child's mind. From the Korean War to the Holocaust. From missiles to space. Enjoy it all. Plus there is a gift shop to support the cause. Liking forward to going back.

As an 8th generation Ohioan, I'm embarrassed that this place isn't better known. There is little to…read moreno presence on social media. No signage from I-71 coming north. And coming the other way after lunch, it's worse. See the sign I posted. Google driving directions takes you to a private driveway and you can't see the entrance sign so you almost give up. Drive further and you'll see the public entrance. However the museum is well worth a detour. Lots of text maybe a problem for young kids but the exhibits are informative. Be sure to join the OHC and you get free admission!

This site is worth checking out but there is not much to see. There are some short nature trails…read moreand a visitor center.

This is a really impressive monument that was completed in 1906. The names etched in the marble…read morewalls on the inside of the monument consequently end with the Spanish American War, but the wonderful staff set up rotating displays that acknowledge later individuals involved in later conflicts. There was a very interesting and moving display related to the Vietnam War at the time of our visit. The staff was incredibly friendly and informative, and we learned quite a bit. There are stunning stained glass windows, including tributes to the women who were involved in the conflicts, more displays upstairs, and a ghost story. Information about the large sculpture on the roof of Billy Yank is also provided and quite interesting (and wow, is that sculpture large and heavy!). This was free to enter and well worth the time. It has a nice location along the river and there is a historic cabin located outside next door, as the area had a lot to do with early fort and settlers.

This museum is the best period. I have been to the Smithsonian Air and Space many times, and this…read moreone 5 times, and without a doubt, this is the best collection. It is a collection displayed magnificently and the aircraft and items from the time of the Wright Brothers. Each hall is displayed in a time line with the early years, then WW1, WW2, Cold War years, Asian conflict, and current models like the F-22 Raptor. Such a great effort of the base and volunteers. Wanting to contribute, I signed up for the friends of National Museum of USAF. If you like history and aircraft, this is your place, you won't be disappointed.

Wright Patterson AFB is an awesome facility and very friendly staff! Our son had a fantastic time…read morelooking at all the planes...only wish there were more we could get into.

Here is a glimpse of some World War One and Two items . The museum is just three rooms and has…read moresome interesting artifacts . The museum does have a few airplanes at the old WWII era hanger. Airplane rides are available. The museum is free and took us about 90 minutes to walk through. Donations are greatly appreciated.

This is a private museum focused on aircraft preservation but they also have an interesting…read morecollection in a historic hanger building on the edge of a small airport. Call them directly for a flight in a fully restored WW II era trainer aircraft. You can even take the controls for a bit! Very fascinating experience (was a birthday present) but will suggest this to anyone who isn't afraid of flying. Friendly pilot and staff.

I recently visited this museum and it was a good trip. Well worth the visit to see this place…read more Located in a historical area near the HBCU, Wilberforce.. this museum has so much to see. I am looking forward to visiting again and spending more time and bringing someone with me. There is beautiful art, sculptures, activities and exhibits. This would be a great field trip!

Amazing Facility with a rich family history to boot. The Facility is one of the cleanest in the…read morearea and has some of the best spectator viewing around.

The field used to be a great place for adult rec soccer on Saturday nights. We have played there…read moremany many years. They recently bought new turf designed for turf shoes and did not allow cleats on the field. The teams all knew each other and played each other with respect, it was a rec league. It was recently bought by Game Time, since then it has went down hill. They started allowing cleats on the turf. They don't vacuum the turf like intended, so you have clumps of turf grass built up all around. We had a ref that controlled the game really well, he knew it was a rec league and not competitive, but they try and pull in the refs from Game Time who don't know the players and don't control the game. They Brough in new teams, usually that is great, we love playing new teams. Rec style. the new teams are not there for rec soccer, they play like it is a matter of life or death. We have played there for many years with very few incidents. We have more incidents over the last year since the buy out because the new teams are not the for rec soccer, they are there for combat soccer. We play for the love of the game and for exercise. They won't separate Saturday into competitive and rec. Again, we love new teams that don't purposely cleat you, stomp on your foot, body check you into the wall, tackle you from behind, shove you out of the way, elbow you, or just flat lower their shoulder and not even try for the ball. The new ref's are just there for the money, they only call things after it has gotten out of control. If they continue to bring in teams like that, then they can have it. The field was a great place before, if they want to keep teams there on Saturday night to make money, they need start making the changes now. Most of the rec players are older and don't do the bar scene, so if they run us out, they probably won't have a Saturday night. I don't think most younger people think of soccer on a Saturday night. I think they rather be out hanging with their friends. But if they do run us out, I guess we can always try and see how the Spooky Nook will be at running a rec league.