Beautiful grounds. Well kept. Unfortunately, it was closed when we went. We didnt get to tour the home but we will be back in sure.

Home of the founders of Lexington, KY and NCR. An oasis just outside of downtown Dayton.

We had such a wonderful time learning about the history and sharing a traditional tea time together. I would highly recommend to any history buff. I hope to go back again.

Very interesting, great guide

We had a great time for my granddaughters quinceanera!

It was a different experience. Two different kinds of teas & sample foods of the 1800s. 4 girls in the dresses of the time frame. Very informative about what Christmas would have been like.

A great place with just a bit of Dayton history attached. You can do a larger wedding outside under the tent and get married in the Gazebo or you can have a smaller party inside. They also host historic tea parties here.

Went to the Harvest Tea and then was able to have a short your of the home. Great time!

Great historic home. Brick Walkway leading up to house needs to be evaluated to make it safer for elderly to walk up and down. A handrail would be nice.

Great afternoon Tea

Great place to learn about history of Dayton.Its interesting to see the history of NCR and the good things Mr. Patterson did to better working conditions of employees.

Very nice visit. Learned much more with the tour.

Patterson house is great they host ts and Ive been to a couple of those the grounds are beautiful Im taking a class right now there is about Julia Pattersons garden everything is really lovely and they have a great historical education program going on there

Great event Resé All DAYton

Cool Museum! Stop in for a tour to learn the history of the Patterson family and the National Cash Register.

The folks at Dayton Historical Society, and Patterson Homestead, saved us! When our wedding site across town fell through, these saviors cut us a deal, arranged it all with our existing vendors, and did all the work to rent a tent and decor. Which was fortunate, because we had to leave town for pre-scheduled vacation. On the day of the event, they were on-site to lend a hand and make sure things just worked. It rained, but they had the solution. We needed more electricity - no problem.I would recommend this site for any event you want to be beautiful, memorable, fun, and easy.

Im sure this place is great when its open. Looked cool.

Was there for a Victorian Tea Party. Enjoyed all aspects from period costumes through history information provided. The Food was excellent and had been prepared on site.

Loved attending the Victorian Christmas tea. Highly recommend.

Just had my wedding here beautiful location wonderful staff that helped all throughout the process

Very interesting home, so beautiful and well preserved!

Came to a graduation. Very nice

A very lovely experience. Love the tea party.

Enjoyed the history lessons.

We were visiting Dayton and stopped by the Patterson Homestead as the google site says open 10-4 daily. We were so excited to tour the Home. After paying for an Uber to take us across town, we find all doors locked and no information about the hours open. We then called the number on the website. The woman who answered the phone acted as though we were stupid to not know I️t was by appointment only. Leaving Dayton disappointed.

Coming up a Victorian tea 29 October. This museum is the remains of the Pattersons homestead. Mr Patterson was the founder of National Cash Register (NCR). The cash register was major in ensuring that cash was accurately accounted for. NCR was also major in the development of the modern computer. Their top salesman was the founder of IBM. Although their sales techniques were perhaps overly aggressive by todays standards and did result in legal challenges. Nonetheless, Mr. Patterson cleared his name and kept NCR in large measure by assisting Dayton OH residents after the great flood. After this good deed all legal charges were dropped. Many more exciting details will be revealed!

Very interesting

A great Victorian Tea.

A well preserved piece of Dayton history.

No benches or grills in the park

Fun for the hole family

Could not tour. Only by s schedule

Historical place