Discover why Sugarcreek is known as the Little Switzerland of Ohio
Since 1976, the Alpine Hills Museum has preserved and shared the history of Sugarcreek, Ohio. Influenced by Swiss and Amish settlers, the village’s past comes to life through authentic artifacts, interactive exhibits, and stories rooted in everyday life. A visit to the museum is a chance to step back in time and experience why Sugarcreek is known as Ohio’s Little Switzerland.
What Makes Alpine Hills Museum Special
Since 1976, the Alpine Hills Museum has preserved and shared the history of Sugarcreek and the surrounding area.
Inside the museum, you will find:
Swiss and Amish cultural history
Artifacts dating back to the 1700s
Audio and visual exhibits
Hands-on displays that make history accessible
Walking through the museum feels like stepping back in time.
“An amazing collection of local history! This is a must see while in Sugar Creek, Ohio. The items in this museum are just amazing, the items that have served and some date back to the mid 1800s.”
The Information Center
The front portion of the Alpine Hills Museum serves as the Sugarcreek Information Center. Friendly volunteers are available to assist visitors, and brochures, maps, pamphlets, and books are available to help you explore the area. The Information Center is a great first stop when visiting Sugarcreek.
Help Preserve Local History
The Alpine Hills Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Since the 1970s, the museum has relied on generous donations from guests and supporters.
Your contributions support:
Artifact care and preservation
Development of quality exhibits
Essential operating expenses
