Richard Ross Museum of Art

The Richard M. Ross Art Museum displays rotating exhibits across three gallery spaces within a Richardsonian-style building featuring terrazzo tiles and Palladian windows.

Originally built as a post office in 1911, the structure underwent a two-year renovation before opening as an art museum in 2002 under Justin Kronewetter's direction.

The museum maintains a collection of 3,500 artworks dedicated to exhibitions, teaching, and research while supporting the educational mission of Ohio Wesleyan University.

Located at 60 South Sandusky Street in Delaware, Ohio, the museum welcomes visitors during academic semesters and requires appointments during summer and winter breaks.

The museum building contains an original closet-sized safe from its post office days, integrating historical elements with contemporary exhibition spaces.

Location: Delaware

Inception: 2002

Address: 60 South Sandusky Street

Website: https://owu.edu/about/offices-services/richard-m-ross-art-museum

GPS coordinates: 40.29690,-83.06830

Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:36