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1. thewarthermuseum.comErnest Warther Museum & Gardens

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   Experience the passionate and inspirational life of one of the most unique artists, Ernest “Mooney” Warther who hand-sculpted the evolution of the steam engine out of ebony, ivory, and walnut. We invite you to explore the home, studio, and works of an exceptional artist, genius, and inventor.

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     World's Master Carver Ernest "Mooney" Warther - Part 1: History & Tour

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     Warther Museum - Incredible Carvings of Ernest "Mooney" Warther

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     On October 29th, Mooney... - Ernest Warther Museum & Gardens

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3. www.tripadvisor.com › Attraction_Review-g50282-dWarther Museum - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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   The Warther Museum is home of the world famous woodcarvings of steam engines by Ernest Mooney Warther carved out of ivory, ebony, and walnut. Mrs. Warther's button collection numbers over 73,000 buttons in patterns, and her Swiss style gardens still bloom seasonally to this day.

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   • Location: 331 Karl Ave, Dover, 44622-2767, Ohio

4. craftsmanshipmuseum.com › ernest-mooney-wartherErnest “Mooney” Warther - The Miniature Engineering ...

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   Ernest “Mooney” Warther is shown marking out a piece of ivory before carving his next part. This photo is from the cover of a book offered by the Warther Museum. The book covers the highlights of Ernest’s career, and features many photos of his work.

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6. thewarthermuseum.com › meet-our-familyMeet Our Family — Ernest Warther Museum & Gardens

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   Beyond the carvings, Mooney Warther was discovered by the New York Central Railroad, traveled with his carvings, raised a family, opened his own museum, and dedicated his life to the town of Dover, Ohio and educating all people through his works.

   • Location: 331 Karl Avenue Dover, OH, 44622
   • Email: info@thewarthermuseum.com

   • Phone: (330) 505-6003

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7. ohiosamishcountry.com › warther-museumWarther Museum - Ohio's Amish Country

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   Warther Museum, located at 331 Karl Avenue in Dover, is dedicated to the genius and perfection of Warther’s impeccable, unmatched carvings. Incredible vision, an immaculate eye for detail and great patience: Those are the attributes of Ernest “Mooney” Warther, master carver.

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8. www.wvxu.org › 2024/05/10 › ernest-warther-museumErnest Warther Museum woodcarvings are a Tuscarawas County ...

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   May 10, 2024 · Ernest “Mooney” Warther was an esteemed son of Dover, Ohio, and a master wood carver. The work of this turn-of-the-century artist is the foundation for the Tuscarawas County museum in his...

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   What is the Warther Museum?

   • The Warther Museum is home of the world famous woodcarvings of steam engines by Ernest Mooney Warther carved out of ivory, ebony, and walnut. Mrs. Warther's button collection numbers over 73,000 buttons in patterns, and her Swiss style gardens still bloom seasonally to this day.

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   Why is Ernest Warther called Mooney?

   • It all started when Ernest Warther lost his father at the age of three, in 1888, forcing him to take his first job at the age of five. It was during that cow-herding job that Ernest earned the nickname “Mooney,” Swiss for ‘bull of the herd,’ which stayed with him for life.

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   Who owns the Ernest Warther Museum?

   • Today, the Ernest Warther Museum is owned and operated by third and fourth generation family members whose mission is to share, educate, and delight visitors with the works compiled and created by both Ernest and Frieda Warther to invoke passion, determination, and admiration for the beauty of their art.

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   What did Ernest Warther do for a living?

   • However, Ernest became even better known for his skills using knives to hand carve wood and ivory objects. The Warther Museum and Gardens, as well as the Warther Cutlery Company are located in Dover, Ohio. Ernest “Mooney” Warther was born in Dover, Ohio on October 30, 1885 to Swiss immigrants.

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10. www.ohiotraveler.com › the-plier-tree-at-theThe Plier Tree at Warther's Museum | Ohio Traveler

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    When Ernest “Mooney” Warther, the world’s master carver, was just a boy, a stranger whittled him a pair of working wooden pliers by making just ten cuts in a single block of wood. Mooney was fascinated and he would take this concept to staggering extremes, which culminated in The Plier Tree.