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Akron, Ohio
The Akron Civic Theatre opened in 1929 as Loew's Theatre, one of the few remaining atmospheric theaters designed by John Eberson, with a…
East Liverpool, Ohio
Beaver Creek State Park in Columbiana County preserves stone locks and towpath from the Sandy and Beaver Canal, built in the 1830s.…
Granville, Ohio
The Buxton Inn in Granville has welcomed travelers since 1812, when Orrin Granger opened it as a stagecoach tavern, and it is one of Ohio's…
Columbus, Ohio
More than 2,000 Confederate prisoners of war who died at Camp Chase, a Union prison camp in Columbus, are buried in this national cemetery…
Marietta, Ohio
The Castle is a Gothic Revival mansion in Marietta, built in the 1850s and now a historic house museum. Several of its owners died in the…
Lucas, Ohio
The Ceely Rose House stands on the grounds of Malabar Farm State Park in Richland County. In 1896 seventeen-year-old Ceely Rose poisoned…
Cincinnati, Ohio
Music Hall, opened in 1878 and a National Historic Landmark since 1975, is Cincinnati's home for its symphony, opera and ballet. It was…
Toledo, Ohio
The Collingwood Arts Center in Toledo's Old West End is a campus of historic buildings, once a convent and school run by Catholic sisters,…
Cincinnati, Ohio
Eden Park overlooks the Ohio River in Cincinnati and holds the Spring House gazebo and Mirror Lake. TourismOhio lists the Spring House as…
Elmore, Ohio
The Elmore Ghost Rider is a legend from the farm roads outside Elmore in Ottawa County, and TourismOhio lists it among its haunted places.…
Cleveland, Ohio
Erie Street Cemetery, opened in 1826, is Cleveland's oldest existing burial ground and holds early settlers, Civil War soldiers and many of…
Peninsula, Ohio
The Everett Covered Bridge crosses Furnace Run in Cuyahoga Valley National Park; the bridge standing today was rebuilt in 1986 after the…
Fairport Harbor, Ohio
The Fairport Harbor lighthouse, built in 1871 on a bluff above the Grand River and Lake Erie, is now part of the Fairport Harbor Marine…
Cleveland, Ohio
Franklin Castle is the Gothic Revival mansion in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood built in the 1860s for German immigrant Hannes…
Lebanon, Ohio
The Golden Lamb in Lebanon has served travelers since 1803 and calls itself Ohio's oldest continuously operating business; guests have…
Cleveland, Ohio
The Cleveland Grays Armory was built in 1893 to house the Grays, a volunteer militia raised in the city, and now holds a military museum…
Marietta, Ohio
The Hackett Hotel, at Tiber Way and Second Street in Marietta's historic Harmar district, is the second of the town's two hotels on…
Kettering, Ohio
The Stone Tower in Hills & Dales MetroPark, also called the Witch's Tower and Frankenstein's Castle, was built in 1941 by National Youth…
McArthur, Ohio
Hope Furnace, in Lake Hope State Park in Vinton County, is an iron furnace built in the 1850s that smelted ore until the late 1800s.…
Akron, Ohio
The Hower House is a 28-room Second Empire mansion built in 1871 for lumber and agricultural-implement businessman John Henry Hower and now…
Yellow Springs, Ohio
John Bryan State Park, on the Little Miami River gorge near Yellow Springs, is on TourismOhio's haunted list for the legend of Wiley the…
Columbus, Ohio
The Kelton House was built in 1852 by Columbus merchant Fernando Cortez Kelton and lived in by three generations of his family, who were…
Mason, Ohio
Kings Island is said to be haunted by a little girl in a blue dress, reported at the International Restaurant and near the White Water…
Marietta, Ohio
The Lafayette Hotel stands at Front and Ohio streets on the Ohio River in Marietta and has welcomed guests since 1918. TourismOhio and the…