| The Betts House was built in 1804
on 111 rural acres and
is the oldest brick home still standing on its original site in the State of Ohio. The
Betts House has been a
part of the city's patterns for over 200 years and is now the Betts House Research Center, a place
dedicated to the study
of building materials and traditions. We invite you to visit us! Betts House founder Martha Tuttle passed away in September, 2008. To read more about this remarkable woman and her efforts to save the Betts House, click here. Explore the Betts House History of the Betts House Picture Gallery Floor Plan of the Betts House Visitors, Volunteers & Members Educational Programs Bond at the Betts More Great Cincinnati Families at Home Lecture Series - NEXT LECTURE IS JULY 11 ON THE WERK-OSKAMP FAMILY Current Exhibits More Great Cincinnati Families at Home - on view at the Betts House through September 30 Great Cincinnati Families at Home - on view at the Mairemont Library through July 30 Endangered Cincinnati - on view at Milton's Tavern Past Exhibits Lost Cincinnati: Why Buildings Die The Changing Cultural Landscape of the West End Links Web Sites of Related Organizations Historic Homes & Sites of Greater Cincinnati Members Betts House Personnel Staff & Board of Directors Property owned by
The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Ohio |