The Cannabis Museum
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A living archive of cannabis history
The only institution dedicated to the complete material history of cannabis — hemp tools, pharmacy bottles, botanical prints, rare documents, and cultural ephemera spanning centuries and continents.
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Grassroots.Grassroots oral history.
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Grassroots Podcast is an oral documentation project created to preserve the untold histories and stories of Southeast Ohio’s legacy cash crop — Cannabis.
Twelve recorded interviews are archived here, in partnership with the Cannabis Museum.
Watch on YouTubePreserving what others overlooked.
The Cannabis Museum holds over 12,000 objects — hemp tools, pharmacy bottles, botanical prints, rare documents, and cultural ephemera spanning centuries and continents. This is the only institution dedicated to the complete material history of cannabis.
Every object has a story. Every exhibit connects industry, medicine, agriculture, and public memory into a single, navigable archive.
Built for research, open to everyone.
Whether you are a scholar, a student, a collector, or just curious — the museum is designed for real engagement. Visits are by appointment so every guest gets time, context, and conversation with the archive.
The digital archive makes the collection accessible worldwide. The physical space makes it personal.