The Museum of Ceramics is a hidden county treasure
One of Columbiana County’s hidden gems is being threatened by a state budgetary shortfall.
Funding for the Museum of Ceramics in East Liverpool is in jeopardy because of restructuring of the Ohio Historical Society. An extension of limited funding to the museum was made last week, but the museum still faces an uncertain future.
The museum was facing elimination of all funding May 30, but OHS officials said an extension will be granted during which some of the funding will be provided. The actual length of that extension has not yet been decided.
Facing a $2 million funding decrease from the state, the OHS announced April 11 it would restructure, laying off 26 employees and reducing operating hours at several historical sites around the state.
The Museum of Ceramics is among four sites the OHS is asking to operate under management agreements. This would entail a local group, such as the Friends of the Ceramic Museum, taking over operations
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