Nearby Attractions
Chillicothe served as the location of Ohio's first Captial from 1803 - 1810 and the third Capital from 1812-1816. For more information on local attractions, visit the Ross Chillicothe Convention and Visitors Bureau. Visit the home of Thomas Worthington, the sixth governor of Ohio and a United States Senator. The house, grounds, museum, and educational center sit on 300 acres managed by the Ohio Historical Society. Hours vary, please check web site for details. Closed from November through March. Pump House Center for the Arts An historic building located in downtown Yoctangee Park hosts art shows and exhibits throughout the year. Tours available. Visit four museums operated by the Ross County Historical Society. Exhibits at the Ross County Museum focus on local prehistory and history. Other museums are the McKell Library, Knoles Log House, and Franklin House Women's Museum. This outdoor drama is based on the life of legendary Shawnee Indian leader, Tecumseh. The drama is performed during the summer at the Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre. Great Seal, Paint Creek, Scioto Trail, and Tar Hollow state parks are located nearby. A variety of hiking, bridle, and bike trails are available, as well as camping, fishing, and hunting. |
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Did You Know?
People of the Hopewellian Culture made extensive use of copper from the Lake Superior region, near the Keweenaw peninsula and Isle Royal area. Copper was worked into elaborate objects and effigy artwork without using smelting techniques. More...