Clyde Museum Archives

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The Clyde Museum offers its collection, especially its local history files and paper archives collection, for research by the general public. 

We hope that many individuals and/or entities will feel welcome to visit our museum and utilize its resources for research.

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When visiting the museum to research its collections, specific criteria and guidelines must be followed. While we offer much of the collection for public research and study, not all resources are available for viewing due to their fragile nature and inherent deterioration.

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Some criteria/guidelines include showing valid legal identification, all items being viewed on site at the museum in the Hurd Room, no scanners or cameras, no ink pens, etc.

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Mission Statement of Clyde Museum Archives

The Clyde Museum archive of the Clyde Heritage League serves as a repository for historical records of Clyde, Ohio. Its primary purpose is to document the history and heritage of Clyde. Ohio. In addition, to provide source material for Clyde residents and organizatons, entities, students, scholars, historians, genealogists, writers, authors and other interested persons and/or groups who seek to evaluate, the impact that Clyde, Ohio has had upon the history of American social, cultural, intellectual, and industrial development; locally, regionally, state and national throughout its existence.