The Harding Museum is an early nineteenth century home in Franklin, Ohio that was turned into a local museum in 1972, having been donated by the Harding family in 1970 to the Franklin Area Historical Society. One of the Harding sons, Justin, was a judge at the Nuremberg Trials and jurist notes from the Trials can be found within the museum. It also holds many records regarding the city, township, and a collection of military memorabilia. This local museum is also rumored to be haunted, which draws in a larger audience than just traditional museum goers.