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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
Holiday Hours:

Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 to 5. We are always closed on Sunday.

We will be closed on Thanksgiving Day but open on the Friday and Saturday afterwards.

We will close Christmas eve at 1 pm and will be closed on the 25th and 26th (Wednesday and Thursday). We will be open the 27th and 28th(The Friday and Saturday after Christmas). Then open again on Monday the 30th. Closing New Years Eve at 1 pm. We will be closing in January for re-carpeting the museum and will post January hours once we know how the carpeting goes!


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