Cheap Things To Do in West Carrollton City, Ohio

Inscription. From 1944 to 1999, this was the site of Woody's Market started by the late Woodrow W. Bowman. The Market grew from a one-person open-air produce stand to a 500-employee, 100,000 square foot full-service shopping center ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Side A: Mad River Road: The first overland route between Dayton and Cincinnati was cut by Daniel Cooper in 1795 to provide access to the new town of Dayton, located at the mouth of the Mad River in the Symmes Purchase. ... More on HMDB

This 437-acre park within the city limits of Dayton features a 185-acre lake, a pond, a lagoon and the scenic Mad River. Engage in a variety of water-based recreational activities, including sailin... More on uptake_content

This 437-acre park within the city limits of Dayton features a 185-acre lake, a pond, a lagoon and the scenic Mad River. Engage in a variety of water-based recreational activities, including saili... More on Daytoncvb.com

R.U.S.H. PAINTBALL has a large 2 & 1/2 acre speedball field with a ton of bunkers, along with a 1/2 acre of Sup-Air, and another 1/2 acre of a scenario Vietnam field. We are open year round. Family owned and operated. Safe, fun, and ... More on Warpig.com

Although Hawthorn Hill has been changed in appearance over the past eighty-seven years, the spirit of the house remains ... More on Daytonhistory.org

Inscription. Explorer, surveyor, patriot, statesman, farmer, manufacturer, a leader in education, religion, good government, industry and transportation. Served in the Revolutionary War, the Indian Wars and War of 1812. Founded Lexington, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. By the late 1890s Dunbar had earned major acclaim for his writing. He wrote poetry, novels, and lyrics for musicals. In 1899 he contracted tuberculosis, a respiratory disease then usually fatal. Dunbar came home to Dayton. ... More on HMDB