Located in Downtown Piqua, the Piqua Historical museum has a vast collection of Piqua artifacts and memorabilia. One of the main focuses on the first floor are products from current and long-gone Piqua-based industries. These include Hartzel aircraft propellers, Favorite brand stoves, various brands of underwear, vinyl record producers, and several different brewers -- among others. Also, on the first floor are displays dedicated to Piqua citizens' participation in American wars, with emphasis on the War of 1812, W.W.I and W.W.II. Upstairs are artworks of the Piqua area, as well as diverse works by area artists. There are also works of art representing African-Americans in Piqua as well as old posters, and a complete set of vintage medical and gynecological instruments. Piqua Historical Museum Photo Gallery Photo 1 -- Paving Main Street with brick, 1895 Photo 2 -- Dayton and Troy Electric Railway Company car , 1908 Photo 3 -- Piqua Motor Sales Company service truck, 1920 Photo 4 -- Flack Brothers Coal company truck,1920 Photo 5 -- Piqua Fire Station, 1928 Photo 6 -- Music Hall on southeast Ash St. and Wayne St., 1892 Photo 7 -- St. James Church on 306 N. Wayne, 1890 Photo 8 -- The W.P. Orr Linseed Oil Co. on northeast Main and Sycamore, 1888 Photo 9 -- Public Square in Piqua , 1929 Photo 10 -- Piqua Memorial Hospital, 1929 Photo 11 -- Piqua High School, 1929 Photo 12 -- Shawnee Bridge, 1929 Photo 13 -- Favorite Stove and Range Co., 1929 Photo 14 -- Piqua Milling Company, 1929 Photo 15 -- A Circa 1910 automobile a the 200 block of Wood Street