Put-in-Bay Attractions

The Lake Erie Island Historical Society Museum in Put-in-Bay looks at the early history of the islands. This 6,000 square foot facility deals with all aspects of life in the early 20th century as it relates to Put-in-Bay and the islands. The Lake Erie Island Historical Society is also currently working on a Genealogy Project, collecting information on the island residents, beginning with the early settlers.

Perry's Victory & International Peace Memorial is located at Put-in-Bay. This monument is managed by the National Parks Service and is a National Memorial. It was built to honor those who fought on Lake Eire in 1812 and also to celebrate the spirit of peace between Canada, Britain and the United States. A fantastic view out over the Lake Erie Islands can be had from the 106 m / 317 ft observation tower.

The Put-in-Bay Transportation Co offers tours of the Put-in-Bay area with its Put-in-Bay Tour Train. This trolley style train offers narrated tours leaving from the Depot in downtown Put-in-Bay and stopping at various attractions throughout the area where visitors can hop off and on. This can be a great way to see the island, with trains running at regular intervals during the summer months.