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What with this Chief Leatherlips Monument that appears on Google when I search for places to see in Dublin, Ohio? The 12-foot high monument is a tribute to Chief Shateyaronyah (known by American frontiersmen as Chief Leatherlips), a leader of the Native American Wyandot tribe. According to history, Chief Leatherlips was…
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Have you been to the Columbus Park of Roses in Ohio? This garden is one of the largest rose gardens in the U.S with more than 12,000 rose specimens! It has more than one mile of paved walkway with benches for visitors to rest and enjoy the beautiful scenery. See…
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Located at the southwest portion of the Caesar’s Creek State Park in Waynesville, Ohio, the Pioneer Village is an open air museum with a collection of over 15 historical log cabins and houses that date back as afar as the 18th century. Each house and cabin has a historical story…
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The Secret Chamber House of Oddities and Artwork is a shop like no other. Located in Fairborn, Ohio, it houses a collection of weird and odd things by the owner herself, Cherish Harrell Brooks. When I visited the store, I was able to have a chat with Cherish, who was…
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The legendary Christmas Lights of Clifton Mill is one of the attractions in Clifton, Ohio during the holiday season. According to the website, the annual light show has been featured in Midwest Living and Ohio Magazine as one of the country’s finest, with “over 4 million lights illuminating the mill,…
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Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio just opened a new community garden called the CSU Seed to Bloom Botanical and Community Garden on Friday, November 6, 2020. The garden is part of the Agricultural Production Area of the university, providing a place for visitors to enjoy the outdoors and green…
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If you happen to be inside the Woodland Cemetery in Dayton Ohio, then you may have seen the popular headstone of a boy and his dog. It is, actually, the grave of the Johnny Morehouse, who died at the age of 5. Check out other Ohio historical sites here. Johnny…
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The highest point or peak in Dayton Ohio is located at the Lookout Tower inside the Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum. The lookout tower is a replica of the old one that was featured in The Dayton Daily News in 1899. Address 118 Woodland Ave, Dayton, OH 45409Use this link for…
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