American Sign Museum

Cincinnati, OH Museum Unclaimed

About American Sign Museum

Ready for a fun and unusual experience in Cincinnati? Well, you might want to check out the American Sign Museum!

This fascinating museum is dedicated to the art and history of commercial signs and sign making, and also happens to be the largest public museum dedicated to signs in the USA, which is pretty impressive!

The museum covers over a century of American sign history across it's 20,000 square feet of indoor space. It's where kids can walk through the ages of technology and design, learn, and be inspired!

Even the storefront-laden Signs on Main Street display recreates a typical "Main Street USA", with shop windows full of sign-related objects and curiosities which is super fun.

Whilst you're there, you can learn more about the history with their audio tour that can be accessed on your phone. You'll not only hear about the main topics at hand, but you'll also hear surprising stories about the signs themselves, all of which paints a clearer picture of the collection!

Don't forget to check out Neonworks of Cincinnati, which is the full-time neon workshop located inside of The American Sign Museum! Kids always love seeing tube-benders working their craft making signs for sign companies today!

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Adults $15

Children $10 (Ages 13 - 18)

Free Under Three children (12 & Under) are free with each paid adult

Last Update 2023

Discount Seniors, military and first responders $10

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American Sign Museum FAQ’s

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at American Sign Museum?

Food and drink are not permitted in the museum so best to enjoy something before or after your visit!

Any top tips when visiting?

Get an in-depth experience of the Museum with one of the tour guides. The 45 minute walking tour will encompass 100 years of sign history, from the late 1800’s up through the 1970’s. Tour guides will tell the stories behind the signs as well as explain how signs were made and why different materials and processes were used

Teachers corner

They happy to offer reservations for private group visits outside of normal hours, for 15 people or more! Great for field trips!

Is American Sign Museum fully accessible?

The Museum is accessible for those with limited mobility. The entire collection resides on one floor that's easy to navigate. The Museum does not have wheelchairs or motorized carts available; however, guests can bring their own. There are chairs throughout the Museum as well.

Certified service animals are welcome

Any additonal information?

All cameras including models with detachable lenses, film cameras, as well as equipment such as tripods, selfie sticks, and ring lights, will not be allowed inside the Museum.