Category: Shops and stores
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Vermilion has history as colorful as its name
A town that is as colorful as its name, Vermilion, Ohio, was founded in 1837 and is now one of the most-visited port towns on the Great Lakes.
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Toft’s Dairy in Sandusky celebrates fifth generation as family-owned business
Toft’s Dairy in Sandusky is known all over Ohio and even outside the state for their farm-fresh ice cream and other dairy products.
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Feed mills and grain elevators bind rural communities in Ohio
Feed mills and grain elevators are the agricultural, economic and social glue that binds rural villages, townships and counties together in much of Ohio.
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Boyd & Wurthmann Restaurant is unassuming landmark in Berlin
Boyd & Wurthmann Restaurant is housed in an unassuming-looking storefront along Main Street drag in the bustling touristy Amish town of Berlin.
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Cure for cabin fever: Olde Shoe Factory Antique Mall in Lancaster
Winter is a time when many people cure their cabin fever by finding the new in the old – in other words, to go antique shopping.
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Donuts are a big deal across Ohio
Whether you call them donuts, doughnuts or do-nuts, folks in Ohio love these pastries for breakfast, lunch, snacks or anytime.
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Duncan Falls’ 2 unique stores – Starrett & Son Hardware and Myer’s Studebaker
The small town of Duncan Falls, located alongside the Muskingum River, has two unique stores – Starrett & Son Pro Hardware and Myer’s Studebaker Parts & Repair.
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Wittich’s Candy Shop has been sweet since 1840
At Wittich’s Candy Shop in Circleville, Ohio, candy is not just a treat, it’s a genuine experience in history. The store’s founder, G.F. Wittich, established the candy shop in 1840.
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Tis the Season offers huge selection of Christmas decor
Tis the Season in Berlin, Ohio, is Ohio’s largest year-round Christmas shop, in a unique, 20,000-square-foot, round building with three floors of Christmas wonderland.
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Blackbird Records is giant of a small record store
Tucked away in the city of Wooster in north central Ohio is Blackbird Records, a store that’s a throwback to the heyday of record stores in the 1970s.
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