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  • Canal Winchester

    Canal Winchester

    About Canal Winchester Canal Winchester, founded in 1828, played a significant role in Ohio’s history as part of the Ohio and Erie Canal system. Positioned between Lancaster and Columbus, it…

  • Columbus

    Columbus

    About Columbus Established in 1812 and incorporated in 1816, Columbus is Ohio’s capital and a hub for education, business, and culture. It’s known for a strong, diverse economy spanning industries…

  • Delaware

    Delaware

    About Delaware Delaware, founded in 1808, is named after the Delaware Indian tribe. It’s home to Ohio Wesleyan University and a lively downtown filled with bookstores, coffee shops, local restaurants,…

  • Dublin

    Dublin

    About Dublin Dublin began as part of 2,000 acres granted to a Revolutionary War officer. In the early 1800s, John Sells bought 400 acres by the Scioto River, now known…

  • Gahanna

    Gahanna

    About Gahanna Gahanna, founded in 1849 along Big Walnut Creek, gets its name from a Native American term meaning “three creeks joining as one.” This lively community thrives on partnerships…

  • Galena

    Galena

    About Galena Galena was established in 1809 at the junction of Big and Little Walnut Creeks. It was first named Zoar, but because Ohio had another town of that name,…

  • Grove City

    Grove City

    About Grove City Grove City’s beginnings are traced to settlers who came to occupy land given to Revolutionary soldiers. The city was laid out in 1852 and incorporated a few…

  • Hilliard

    Hilliard

    About Hilliard In 1852, John Reed Hilliard bought ten acres of farmland in western Franklin County. The original train station has been restored and remains in Hilliard’s historic Weaver Park.…

  • Johnstown

    Johnstown

    About Johnstown Johnstown covers 4,000 acres, originally granted to Revolutionary War soldier John Brown in 1800. It’s now a thriving, close-knit community with solid job options, quality housing, and vibrant…

  • Lewis Center

    Lewis Center

    About Lewis Center Lewis Center is part of Orange Township, which saw its first settlers arrive in 1807. The village took shape in 1850 after a railroad was constructed in…

  • Marysville

    Marysville

    About Marysville Marysville, Ohio, is a vibrant city situated about 27 miles northwest of Columbus. Serving as the county seat of Union County, it has a population of over 25,000…

  • New Albany

    New Albany

    About New Albany New Albany, Ohio, established in 1837, blends small-town charm with modern living. Originally part of the “Military District” granted to Revolutionary War soldiers, this community values education,…

  • Pickerington

    Pickerington

    About Pickerington Pickerington, Ohio, is a quaint city spanning Fairfield and Franklin counties, just a short drive east of Columbus. Established in 1815, it has a deep historical background and…

  • Powell

    Powell

    About Powell Powell, once called Middlebury, was renamed to honor Judge Thomas Powell, who started the town’s first post office. Its historic district offers a mix of charming shops, unique…

  • Sunbury

    Sunbury

    About Sunbury Sunbury, Ohio, is a historic village known for its classic town square and welcoming vibe. Founded in 1816 by William and Lawrence Myers, it features a standout village…

  • Westerville

    Westerville

    About Westerville Westerville’s rich history dates to 1806, rooted in Alum Creek’s early settlement. Named after the Westervelt brothers, it boasts landmarks like an 1820 home on the National Register…

  • Worthington

    Worthington

    About Worthington Worthington, named after Ohio Senator Thomas Worthington, was founded in 1803, the same year Ohio became a state. Its Village Green, inspired by New England design, once served…