Things To Do in Rushville, Ohio

(RF Baker, 66', 1871, closed to motor traffic, 35-23-33) across a pond behind Fairfield Union High School W. of Rushville , section 31, Richland Township, Fairfield County, OH. US22 W. 2.3 miles from jct with OH664 in Rushville to ... More on dalejtravis.com

(Jon Rabb, 44', 1891, closed to motor traffic, 35-23-37) across dry land ENE of Lancaster , Pleasant Township, Fairfield County, OH. US22 NE 1.5 miles from jct with OH37, E. on Ireland Rd. 1.0 miles to driveway ... More on dalejtravis.com

Inscription. Erected in grateful appreciation, by Citizens of, Bremen and Community, to our men and women, who answered their countrys [sic] call, in World Wars One and Two. These gave their lives, World War One: George Bigham, Emil ... More on HMDB

Grand Opening and welcoming visitors in early 2008. Experience life down on the farm! Farming is a way of life for this family, whose ancestors settled in the valley in the early 1800s. Spend a day working with them for a hands-on ... More on 1800hocking.com

Inscription. Zion (Ribel's) Church was built on this site in 1808. The log structure was located in the Zion Ridge Cemetery, adjacent to the first school in Thorn Township. The congregation of Zion Reformed Church is the oldest in ... More on HMDB

(Lawrence Gilmore, 68' x 50', 1932, OH-64-02) WNW of Somerset , Reading Township, Perry County, OH. OH13 NW (curves W.) 1.1 miles from jct with US22 in Somerset, continue W. on CR26 (Rushcreek Rd.) 1.9 miles, N. on TR36 ... More on dalejtravis.com

Inscription. Lutheran congregations formed in Perry County beginning in the late eighteenth to early nineteenth century. The Mother Synod, the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania, sent missionary pastors to Ohio to preach ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Side A): The Sheridan Monument: The Sheridan monument was erected by and given to the Village of Somerset by the State of Ohio in 1905 to honor the memory of Somerset's General Philli... More on HMDB

Inscription. The present frame dwelling was built by Gen. Sheridan for his parents in 1859. Under the large oak tree near the house, William Henry Harrison, Corwin, Ewing and Hamer addressed politi... More on HMDB