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Mission Statement

of David Warther Carvings

To preserve and share the carvings of David Warther II for their educational value, significance to maritime history, and artistic excellence.

Objectives
  • To provide educators, students, engineers, researchers, and lay persons opportunities to study and appreciate these works for generations to come;
  • To honor the skills and dedication of three generations of master carvers as part of the legacy of the Tuscarawas and Holmes County regions of Ohio;
  • To encourage and inspire artisans, carvers, and the visiting public .
Values & Beliefs Statements
  • Our organization believes a strong cultural benefit arises from the preservation and public display of the artwork entrusted to our care.
  • We believe the public derives a double benefit from viewing the artworks:
    1. The carvings reflect rare artistic value that visitors appreciate;
    2. The history of the sailing ship from First Dynasty Egypt to the present day conveys significant educational value.
  • The collection is a premier exhibition that is available for the benefit of the public through a strong model of public and private support.

Location and Hours

1775 State Route 39
Sugarcreek, Ohio   44681
(330) 852-6096
We will be open for President's Day Week end. Saturday the 14th, and Monday the 16th. The hours are 10-4.
The rest of February we will be closed.

March hours will be posted soon. From April 1 through October 31 we are open Monday thru Saturday 10 till 5. We are always closed on Sundays. We are closed on Memorial Day, July 4th, and Labor Day.


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