Historic Yellow Springs

Historic Yellow Springs is a living village steeped in a distinguished history, tradition, and folklore that stirs the imagination of those who visit. The village spans nearly 300 years of american history. Today, the village includes 11 buildings and 142 acres. Hys continues to host a wide range of fine art, sculpture and ceramic classes for adults, teens and children, boasts of some of the best art shows in the area, contains a beautiful venue for lectures, exhibits, weddings and events and hosts numerous trails for all who visit to enjoy, including passing the revolutionary war hospital commissioned by then general Washington.

Historic buildings and structures dating as far back as the 1750s are preserved, maintained and used by the organization. Buildings include the Washington, the lincoln, the chester Springs studio, the yeaworth house, connie's house, the pool house, the crystal diamond springhouse and the jenny lind springhouse. Various buildings and areas of the property are available for event rentals or artist residencies. The yeaworth house is currently being used by a local library pursuant to a long-term lease with the organization.