Category: Historic Towns
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Dusty Tires on the Road: Adamsville and Amish
Adamsville is one of those small Ohio villages that’s easy to overlook at first glance. A handful of miles east of Zanesville in Muskingum County, Adamsville has a population of about 140 to be generous. It has zero traffic lights and one gas station. It’s located just 16 miles north from I-70 on SR 93.
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Dusty Tires on the Road: Going West, part 2
I continued traveling west on the National Road/U.S. 40 for the last in this series of Dusty Tires on the Road videos, visiting downtown Springfield and traveling west all the way to the Indiana border.
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Dusty Tires on the Road: Surprising Columbus
Columbus is a city that will surprise you, even from a brief view along US 40 from east to west.
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Dusty Tires on the Road: Search for the Blaine Hill Bridge
For this story, I was determined to find and take a photo of the National Road’s Blaine Hill S-Bridge and Viaduct, once and for all.
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Dusty Tires on the Road: Somewhere in Guernsey County
The second installment in the series of Dusty Tires on the Road that features the National Road did not come easily.
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Mohican Country offers more than canoeing
The area of Ohio known as Mohican Country has been popular since the 1960s as the place to go in the state for canoeing and camping.
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Roscoe Village: America’s Canal Town
Roscoe Village was restored in the 1960s as a unique living history museum. Not only does the town display a 19th century way of life with costumed interpreters, its buildings house active businesses that are open to the public along its brick-paved main street.
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