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SWIMMING • CAMPING
BOATING • ZIPLINE
ACTIVITIES & MORE
124 East High Avenue
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
WELCOME
WELCOME
Begin your family
vacation here ...
W hat makes a destinati on
a tru e destination? What
makes this county a place
that yo u' ll want to visit and
te ll yo ur fr iends about? For
us, here, in Tuscarawas
County, we are proud to live
here and to call this place
home. And while we are
able to attend hundreds of
events annu ally and visit
historic sites that have been named a "National Historic
Landmark," we continue to want to share our hi story, heritage and culture with you . We know you have many choices
in trave ling, and while you try to decide where to visit, consider these .. . quirky collections, carv ings made of ebony and
ivory, gas pumps, televisions , Revo lutionary War bullets,
cuckoo clocks, and alphorns. Haven't decided yet .. . there's
more. Ami sh buggy's, funera l memorabilia, train rides,
Victori an tours with housekeepers, cabins and clay whimsies.
You want more? How about .. . communal living hi story,
German life, Amish L ife , Moravian life and outdoor dramas.
And for you movie buffs, we are the si te of three movies
filmed here: Love fi nds you in Sugarcreek; Love find s you in
Charm; and Old Fashioned. For a li st of sites that were utilized duri ng the fi lming of these mov ies give us a call.
We 're easy to get to , easy to fi nd and we have lodging for
every price range. Give us a call and we' ll give you som e
more ideas on th in gs to do and pl aces to visi t here, in
Tuscarawas County. Call , click or visit us today.
ON THE FRONT COVER: Fame, Fortune and Family
Fun! (Top left to middle) George Laurence demonstrates
Colonial crafts at Schoenbrunn Vi II age; Re-enactors show
perfect formation at Fort Laurens during the Brigade of the
American Revolution; Zip along with Morgan Gerber at
Wood 's Tall Timbers ; see all the places that the movie "Old
Fashioned" was filmed (due to be released February 14th,
2015) enjoy watching children in a sack race or ride the
Ferris wheel at Tuscora Park .. . These are only the start of
your family fun to Tuscarawas County. See this Visitors
Guide for a list of all the really cool things to do in the
area. Photos by Andy Donaldson ©Andy Donaldson
Photography. www.andydphotography.com
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110 Miles.
Endless Possibilities.
W hether you like to hike, bike, wa lk,
ride - or simply enjoy our region's
canal-era history- find
it all in the Ohio & Erie
Canalway. Follow the
Towpath Trai l, ride the
Cuyahoga Va lley Scenic
Rai l, or take a discovery
d rive on America's
Byway. Come explore our
Natio nal Heritage Area
- 110 miles of possibilities
just waiting for you.
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There's always more t o explore at
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The Ohio Frontier
Memories are made of these ...
It's 1778 .. . it's cold
and snow is blowing all
around you. You have
little food to eat. Now
imagine walking from
Fort Pitt to what was
the western most outpost of the United
States. It was
November and the Continental army was ordered to march .. .
and march they did. From Pittsburgh to Bolivar (100 miles)
where Fort Laurens was constructed using trees cut by hand .
Our country 's first veterans built the Fort to protect themselves from the enemy. But forced to search for food as supplies dwindled, an unsuspecting group of soldiers left the fort
and were ambushed by the British and Native American
forces leaving seventeen dead . Further starvation forced
many of the American Soldiers to eat roots and grass growing
beneath the Fort walls. They also resorted to broiling their
own moccasin and animal hides to create a broth for nutrition.
Aristotle once said, "Educating the mind without educating
the heart is no education at all." We would agree . And so
while we know that when you travel you want to relax and be
entertained, we would also like you to take a little of
Tuscarawas County home with you ... even if it is just a
memory.
The story of Fort Laurens is told nightly during the summer
by the cast of "Trumpet in the Land" ... an outdoor theater
production which brings to life the tragic story of David
Zeisberger and his Christian Indian followers as they struggled to bring peace despite the growing violence of the
Revolutionary War. Zeisberger had arrived in the Tuscarawas
Valley a few short years prior to the building of Fort Laurens
and struggled to build the first Christian settlement in the
wilderness calling it Schoenbrunn for "beautiful spring" . Just
months before Fort Laurens was built, the 300 inhabitants of
the village were forced to relocate to avoid the growing violence; but they could not escape it.
Whether you attend one of our performances at the Kent
State University Performing Arts Center or sit in small reparatory fashion at the 250 seat Little Theater, your memories of
Tuscarawas County will be fond. See the Led Zeppelin tribute band or learn science with "Sid the Science Kid" we
promise not to disappoint you or your family. Or listen to The
Tuscarawas County Phi lharmonic when they play to a sell-out
crowd at the PAC ... get your tickets early.
More of a hands-on person? Our Center for the Arts is just
the place to get your hands dirty. Whether it be metal, charcoal or acrylic paint, getting messy is part of the job. Or
bring the kids to the Uhrichsville Clay Museum and let them
get their hands dirty making their own Clay trivet.
You will share a sense of purpose during "Trumpet in the
Land's" historical rendition of Ohio History and the fight for
our freedom during the Revolutionary War. Or learn what it
was like to live as a renegade amongst the Indians during
"The White Savage". Maybe you will have a better understanding of the Amish and their faith during Amish themed
musicals at the Theater at the Carlisle Inn.
Educate your
mind, your heart
and your soul in
Tuscarawas
County.
Sadly, the war ravaged on and another Christian village,
Gnadenhutten, was also caught in the middle. It was 1781
and 90 captives were massacred by Pennsylvania Militiamen.
Call or visit our website for more information. 1-800-5273387 or www.traveltusc.com
OAndy Donaldson Photography
J.E. Reeves Victorian Home
and Carriage House Museum
June 1-0ct. 31: Wed.-Sun . Noon-4pm;
Nov. 11-Dec. 22 : Daily 1pm-7pm
CALL OR VISIT WEBSITE FOR PRICES
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330-343-7040 • 800-815-2794
325 E. Iron Ave., Dover, OH 44622
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Who are the Amish?
The Industrial Age
In Amish Country, traffic habits
are different from the ordinary.
Travelers and visitors need to be
alert and cautious and watch for
the slow moving horse and buggy.
Many Amish ride bicycles and
walk along the side of roads .
Reduced speed and assured clear
distance is important for safety.
It is the early 1900s.
Steel is king and the
population of the US
travels by train. The
city of Dover is home
to Jeremiah E. Reeves
who, at the turn of the
century, was one of the
wealthiest men in the
area. His company,
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Reeves Steel, revolutionized the process for galvanizing steel,
making it almost rust proof. His story, and the story of the
beginning of the Industrial Age, begins at the Reeves
Museum. The opulent Victorian mansion's table is set, the
Regina music box is ready to play, and the servants are finishing last minute cleaning to ready the home for your arrival.
The Amish people, though
friendly and congenial, prefer not
to be photographed.
The Amish and the Mennonites History
The Amish and Mennonites are an outgrowth of the 16th century Anabaptist movement in Europe. During the Swiss
Protestant Reformation, this group of people were considered
radical for rejecting infant baptism and mandatory military
service. They immigrated to America in hope of religious freedom. From Somerset County, Pennsylvania, the first people of
Amish faith came to Ohio and settled in Sugarcreek inl808.
The Mennonite faith began first, with the Amish sect splitting
150 years later, led by Jacob Amman, to enforce stricter discipline with regard to communion and excommunication.
Although the Mennonite movement came first, most Holmes
and Tuscarawas County Mennonite churches were formed by
former Amish community members. For more detailed information see our website: www.traveltusc.com
Catch the Cache!
Geocaching is an outdoor recreational activity where participants (cachers) hide and seek containers (geocaches, caches)
using a GPS or other mobile device. Our tour, "History
Makes a Left Turn" is a collection of eight geocaches spread
throughout the county. These caches were chosen for their
historic significance to our area's rich transportation history.
You 'II walk near the remnants of the
Ohio & Erie Canal at a cache
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geocoin. Call us for
more information or to get
your free passport which
lists sites and clues to start
your cache quest.
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Travel now to
Dennison, where the
National Historic
Landmark Dennison
Railroad Depot served
1.3 million soldiers
during WWII. Feel the
wax paper sandwich
bags that volunteers so
C>Andy Dona ldson Photogrnphy lovingly packed meal s
in; touch the Morse code keys that train employees used to
relay important war messages to the east. Today you can take
a train ride during special events, sit in the dining car, feel the
wool blankets in the sleeper cars or see surgical equipment in
the hospital car.
It was also at this time that "Mooney" Warther sat on hi s
porch hearing those train whistles. He began to carve those
trains in his spare time. Warther
began by "whittling", but finished with 64 amazing, one of
kind, 100% accurate, to-scale
models, of some of the most
influential moments in train history. See the Lincoln Funeral
train or the driving of the gold
spike, two examples of the country's remarkable train history.
Visit the button house, which
today is home to 73 ,000 buttons.
For more information call us or
visit us on www.traveltusc.com
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The Great Outdoors
Read the Movie
Don't Ii ke the confines of an
indoor museum? Try one of our
outdoor museums ...
Some people like books. Some people like movies. Which
one are you?
Construction began on the Ohio
and Erie Canal in the 1820s as a
means to facilitate the transportation of goods in and through
Ohio. Abandoned in 1913 it is
now designated as a National
Heritage area with over 110 miles
of trail stretching from Cleveland
to New Philadelphia. Along the
Bolivar to Zoar portion, remains
of the canal locks can be seen
and have informational plaques erected.
The Norma Johnson Center, with over 303 acres promotes
natural resources with educational opportunities about nonpoint source pollution or their annual Monarch Butterfly
Exhibit. Enjoy walking trails, five ponds, a wetland, suspension bridge, boardwalk, footbridge, bluebird trails, duck
boxes ... this outdoor museum will take you all day to explore.
Tuscora Park was opened in 1907 by the Reeves family of
Dover, because they wanted a Coney Island type theme park;
today the park is home to a wooden Herschel Spillman
carousel, with 36 hand carved horses and two chariots, and
enclosed gondola Ferris wheel, kiddie rides, miniature golf
batting cages swimming pool and fishing pond. Come for a
ride, or come for the day, you'll feel like a kid again.
Bring your mountain bike and ride the newly completed
mountain bike trails in Camp Tuscazoar. These "flow style"
trails are perfect for the entire family or competition team.
Located within an historic Camp, trail runners, hikers and
campers will enjoy the amenities, the scenic surroundings and
nature in abundance throughout the area.
Other trails in the area include old reclaimed rail beds in
Newcomerstown on the Buckhorn Creek Trail; a four mile
multipurpose trail connecting Dennison and Uhrichsville, the
Panhandle passage; and also a six mile trail connecting the
village of Tuscarawas with Gnadenhutten, the Zeisberger trail.
Our trails connect our history with our future.
Share the outdoors with the Lynn Drive-in, one of the
nations' few remaining outdoor theaters and enjoy first run
movies under the stars. Or come indoors for the Quaker
Theater, built in the 1940s and still showing movies today.
Recently renovated theater features new seating and exterior
neon lights.
More of a movie trivia person? Follow the trail of "Old
Fashioned'', "Love Finds You in Sugarcreek" or "Love Finds
You in Charm" full length movies filmed in the rolling hill s of
Tuscarawas County. Both Old Fashioned and Love Finds You
in Charm are due to be released in spring (books available
now), so look for them.
"Old Fashioned". Chivalry makes a comeback: former frat
boy Clay Walsh has given up his reckless lifestyle and settled
down to run an antique shop in a small Midwestern college
town . When Amber Hewson , a free spirited woman with a
gypsy soul, rents the apartment above his shop, Clay cannot
resist being attracted to her and her spontaneous and passionate embrace of life. Written by Rik Swartzwelder, who was
born and raised in New Philadelphia Ohio, the movie is due to
be released on Valentine's Day.
"Love Finds You in Sugarcreek, Ohio". Policewoman Rachel
Troyer loves peaceful Sugarcreek, where her elderly Amish
aunts run the famous farmhouse inn. But when stranger Joe
Matthews lands on her aunts' doorstep begging for shelter for
himself and his son, it's clear to Rachel that he's no tourist.
Come to Sugarcreek Ohio and see where this book was turned
into a movie.
" Love Finds You in Charm, Ohio". Emma Miller appears to
be the most blessed girl in Indiana. She teaches school, enjoys
the attention of a wonderful man and has a loving family. But
this Amish girl has more on her mind than buggies and bonnets. This movie will be released in June of2015.
City parks, 13 camping areas, hunting preserves, canoe livery's and water parks with raft slides and 18,000 sq. ft. of
swim area and nine golf course are awaiting your discovery.
Pack up the kids, throw your towel in the car, and pack up
your cooler. .. dive into Tuscarawas County.
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What to SEE and what to DO
in Tuscarawas County 2015
Toll-Free: 1-877-858-4634
Collector Decanters & Steins
With more than 3,000 examples offlgural
decanter art and over 80 different brands makes
Collector Decanters & Steins th e third largest
collection in the nation.
I 19 E. Main Street, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681
Phone: 33 0-852-9 191
Visit our museums, monuments, and memorials, recreation
and outdoor sites, or arts and entertainment venues. For
more detailed information or hours of operations please call
the Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau at
1-800-527-3387; or visit our website at www.traveltusc.com .
David Warther Carvings
David Warth er 11, a fifth genera ti on carver of
Swiss Heritage, is continuing his families
carving legacy in th e center of Amish Country.
1775 SR 39, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681
Phone: 330-852-6096
MUSEUMS/MONUMENTS/MEMORIALS
Age of Steam Round House
10 steam locomotives, 22 historic diesels and 24 passenger cars.
213 Smokey Lane Rd. SW, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681
Phone: 330-852-4676
Alpine Hills Historical Museum
Displays featuring Sugarcreek's Swiss, German and Amish heritage.
I 06 W Main Street, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681
Phone: 330-852-41 13
Toll-Free: 800-609-7592
American Gas Pump Heaven
Americana at its best including gas pumps,
1920's Nickelodeon and advertising and
promotional items related to gas pumps.
99 N. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover Ohio 44622
Phone: 330-343-6883
Auman Museum of Radio & Television
A look back at Radio & TV from the 1900 's
to /950's.
215 N. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover Ohio, 44622
Phone: 330-364-1058
Alt. Phone: 330-243-4055
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Dennison Railroad Depot Museum
Beautifitlly restored 1873 Pennsy lvania railroad Depot; recently
selected as a Nationa l Historic Landmark. Features intera cti ve
children exhibits and Polar Express train rides.
400 Center Street, Denni son, Ohio 44621
Phone: 740-922-6776
Toll-Free: 877-278-8020
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Dennison Railway Chapel-First Presbyte rian Church of Dennison
This Railroad era church has "flip- over " style railroad seating as pews.
30 I Grant Street, Den nison, Ohio 44621
Phone: 740-922-5743
Elizabeth's Dollhouse Museum
Showcases th e passionate work of Martha Simon with over 50
handmade dollhouses.
474 Jeanne Lane, Boli var, Ohio 44612
Phone : 330-44 7-97 10
Fort Laurens State Memorial
Mus eunz and Monum ent commemorates
Ohio 's only Revolutionmy War Fort including the Tomb of the Unloi own Patriot and
artifacts ji-om the Fort's excavation.
11067 Fort Laurens Rd NE, Bolivar, Ohio 44612
Phone: 330-874-2059
Toll Free: 800-283-89 14
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Baltic-Area Historical Society Museum
1819 log cabin including a newer summer kitchen.
State Route 93 , Baltic, Ohio 43804
Phone: 330-897-7794
Gnadenhutten Historical Park & Museum
Museum, mass grave, monument and two log buildings commemorate
the tragic massacre of 90 Christian Native Americans during final
months of Revolutionary WG1:
352 S. Cherry Street, Gnadenhutten , Ohio 44629
Phone: 740-254-4 143
" Behalt'', Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center
A 265 foot cyclorama mural tells the story of the Amish, Mennonite
and Hutterite people of the region.
5798 County Road 77, Berlin, Ohio 44610
Phone: 330-893-3192
J .E. Reeves Victorian Home
19th century opulent mansion complete
with 17 rooms of original family ji1rnishings topped by a third floor ballroom.
325 E. Iron Avenue, Dover, Ohio 44622
Phone: 330-343-7040
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Toll-Free: 1-800-815-2794
John S. Yoder Home
This original 1800's Amish Home offers
visitors a glimpse into Amish life.
120 Andreas Drive, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681
Phone: 330-852-4644
Tuscarawas County Genealogical Society
Explore your past at the area 's mos/ complele site for family lineage.
307 Center Street, Denni son, Ohio 44621
Phone: 740-922-0531
Tuscarawas County Historical Society
Houses !he historical records of !he Counly, including pholos and
books.
330 University Drive NE, Located inside Kent State University
Library, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Phone: 330-339-3391 Ext. 47494
Olde Main Street Museum & Social Center
Visit the I 900 's Newcomerstown downtown , featuring I 7 buildings in
a city-scape design complete with bank, barbershop, groce1y store
and jail.
213 Canal Street, Newcomerstown, Ohio 43832
Phone: 740-498-7735
Uhrichsville Clay Museum
See !he history of th e "Clay Capilal of th e
World," where 32 brick and clay sewer pipe
industries helped develop the nation; features
exhibits that feature rare sewer pipe folk art
and transformation of the indust1 y from early
handmade pipe to the modern process of'produ cing pipe.
330 North Main Street, Uhrichsville, Ohio 44683
Phone : 740-922-5455
Ragersville Historical Society
Offers an 1830's restored School House and the 1897 Emmanuel
Lutheran Church and Museum .
8000 Crooked Run Rd SW, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681
Phone: 330-897-2861
Roscoe Village
Once a port on the Ohio & Erie Canal, the Village mixes charm with histo1y of the I 800 's.
600 North Whitewoman Street, Coshocton, Ohio 43812
Phone: 740-622-9310
Toll-Free: 800-877- 1830
Schoenbrunn Village
Founded in I 772 as a Moravian mission,
the Village is reconstructed with 17 log
buildings, an original cemete1y and 2 112
acres of planted fields.
1984 E High Ave., New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Toll-Free: 800-752-27 1 1
Union Hall and Port Washington-Salem Historical Society
Th e historic Union Hall was built in 1879 and features a beautifitl
spiral staircase; home to th e Port Washington-Salem Historical
Society, with histo1y concerning the Ohio & Erie Canal.
109 East Main St., Port Washington , Ohio 43837-0000
Phone: 740-498-8597
Warther Carvings & Gardens
Swiss gardens, buuon house with 73,000
buttons, 5,000 arrowheads, working knife
shop and home of world's master carver
Ernest "Mooney" Warth er. 64 working train
models on display.
33 1 Karl Ave. Dover, Ohio 44622
Phone: 330-343-7513
Sugarcreek Brick Wall Sculpture
Th e Brick Wall Sculpture is a lasting tribule to !he communities of
Bailie, Dundee, Ragersvil/e, Shanesvi//e and Sugarcreek.
Downtown Sugarcreek, 44681
Phone: 1-888-609-7592
Temperance Tavern/Cy Young Museum
Built in 1841, this original stopover for
travelers on the Ohio Canal contains displays of hometown heroes Cy Young and
Woody Hayes in addition to other artifacts
Of local history.
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221 W Canal Street, Newcomerstown , Ohio 43832
Phone: 740-498-7735
Toland-Herzig Famous Endings Museum
Funeral and memorial folders, photos, hand-written cards, fiineral
instruclions and more from the funerals of celebrities, politicians,
athletes and historical figures.
803 N. Wooster Avenue, Dover Ohio 44622
Phone: (330) 343-6132
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World 's Largest Cuckoo Clock
Restored and relocated to Sugarcreek, th e
World 's Largest Cuckoo Clock operates
every I12 hour on the how'. Come see th e
wooden Swiss dancers and th e Hilltop
Band in down/own Sugarcreek. (Seasonal)
Factory Street, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681
Phone : 1-888-609-7592
Zoar Town Hall Museum
Old photos, Zoar fi1rniture, tin ware, quilts and Canal Histmy.
210 Main Street, Zoar, Ohio 44697
Phone: 330-874-2646
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Zoar Village State Memorial
Founded in 18 17 by a group of German
Separatists escaping religious persecution, this
historic communal set1le111ent thri ves to this day.
Visit and tour the museums, enjoy historic
homes, and view th eir beautifili gardens.
22 1 W. 3rd St., Zoar, Ohio 44697
To ll -Free: 800-262-6 195
Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail and the Tuscarawas County
Park Department
Built along the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath, this trail runs from
Cleveland to New Philadelphia; great for hi.king, cycling, and
eqitestri.an use.
Phone: (330) 374-5657 I 330-365 -3200
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Ruetenik Christmas Tree Farm
Cut your own tree, weekend before Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve.
9976 Welton Road, Zoar, OH 44697
Phone: 330-874-2688
RECREATION / OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES &
AGRICULTURE
Buckeye Creek Trai l
Eight-mile tra il running from Newco merstown to Stone Creek parallel to CR 2 1 and 1-77 on the site of an old C&M Railroad bed.
Phone: (330) 374-5657
Tuscora Park
Swimming pools, batting cages, kiddie
rides, antique carousel, miniature train
ride, putt-putt golf, Ferris wheel, concession stands, picnic pavilions, basketball,
tennis and bOCCe COUr/S and a Summer
Camp Tuscazoar- Ohio's Most Historic Ca mp
Established in 1925 by the Boy Scouts ofAmerica. Offers camping,
cabins, hiking, and more.
Zoarv ille, Ohio 44697
Phone: 330-859-2288
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Dundee Falls
Situated within the Beach City Wildlife Area,
Dundee Falls is open to public outdoor recreation.
Du ndee Wilmot Road, Dundee, Ohi o 44624
Phone: 330-644-2293 or 33 0-654-2392
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McFadden's Christmas Tree Farm
Pick your 011•n tree and they will cut it down fo r you fi"om
Thanksgiving to mid- Decemba
3196 Ridge Rd W, Stras burg, Ohi o 4468 1
Pho ne: 330-878-7687
Muskingum Watershed Co nserva ncy Di strict
Camping, boating, hiking, swimming, hun ting or j ishing at
Conservancy's 10 lakes.
13 19 Third Street NW, New Philadelphi a, Ohi o 44663
Toll Free Phone: 877-363-8500
Norma Johnson Center
Over 300 acres of hiking including lhree loops each over a mile
long, dog friendly, duck blinds and more.
3870 tate Rout e 39 NW, Dover, Ohio 44622
Phone: 330-339-7976 ext. 20 I
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schedule of outdoor concerts.
16 1 Tuscora Ave. New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Phone: 330-343-4644
Uhrichsville Water Park
Ohio 's newest water park is heated and has over J8, 000 sq. fl. of
water areas, sliding boards, raft slides, twisting body slides, fountains, swim lanes, and concessions.
401East12th Street, Uhrichsville Ohio 44683
Phone: 740-922-8780 (summer); 740-922- 1242 (winter)
Zeisberger Trail & Parks
25 acre park in the Village of Tuscara was.
Tuscarawas, Ohio 44682
Phone: 740-922-1 653
Zoar Wetland Arboretum-Earth Action
Partnership
Between Zoar and the Tuscarawas River is
an 82 acre wetland with walking paths and
thousands of trees for identifying, education
and enjoyment.
434 W 5th St., Zoar, Ohio 44697
Phone: 330-874-4632
For a complete list of hunting areas and/or shooting clubs
contact us at www.traveltusc.com.
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ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
Little Theatre of Tuscarawas Co unty
The Little Theatre of Tuscarawas
County is non-profit community theatre dedicated to providing live theatre
to the people of Tuscarawas County
and beyond.
466 Carrie Avenue NW, New
Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Phone: 330-343-4012
Lynn Auto Theatre
Oldest Drive in theatre in Ohio, open since 1937. It opened under
the name Boyer's Auto Theatre.
9735 S R 250 NW, Strasburg, Ohio 44680
Phone: 330-878-5797
The Theatre at Carlisle Inn
The Carlisle Inn in Sugarcreek Ohio is home to numerous familyfriendly and Amish-themed musicals and performances.
1357 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681
Phone: 330-852-4926
Tuscarawas Philharmonic Association
Come join us to "hear the sounds" of a symphony orchestra with its sonic thrills, chills
and uniquely communicative experience.
P.O. Box 406, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Phone: 330-364-1843
Quaker Cinema
It was the first theatre built exclusively for movies in Tuscarawas
County, it's been open since November I, 1940.
158 W High Ave. , New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Phone: 330-343 -7300
NAVIGATING THE TUSCARAWAS RIVER
Canoeing or Kayaking the waterways of the county have never been
easier. Call or click to see our links for Bolivar's NT R Canoe
Livery, New Philadelphia Canoe Rental or Stillwater Outfitters.
Tourism tip: Have you ever fed a butterfly?
Don't miss your chance at the Traveling Butterfly
Exhibit at Norma Johnson Center.
Trum pet in the Land & The White Savage Outdoor Dramas
Relive the hislOJy of Schoenbrunn Village, Fort Laurens and
Gnadenhutten summer nights with Ohio's longest running and
newest outdoor dramas.
Address at Theatre- Trumpet Drive, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663;
Phone: 330-364-51 I l
Tuscarawas Co unty Cen ter for the Arts
Educational and cultural opportunities including Amateur
Photography, Governor's Youth Art Exhibition, dance art and international youth art.
461 Robinson Drive S.E. , New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Phone: 330-339-2787
Tuscarawas County Performing Arts
Center at Kent State University
Tuscarawas
Dynamic 1,100-seat theatre, Orchestra
Pit with Lift, 75-foot Fly Space and a
two-level lobby capable of seating 368
people. Enjoy Broadway pe1formances, nationally acclaimed musical
acts, and ballet.
330 University Drive NE, New Philadelphia , Ohio 44663
Phone: 330-308-6400
The Performing Arts Center at
Kent State Tuscarawas presents
world-class performances in music,
theatre, dance and comedy.
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Perfor111i11g Arts Ce11ter at Kent State Tuscarawas
as the #1 Best Live E11tertai11me11t Ve1111e, three
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www. tus c. kent.edu/pac
KENT STATE
TUSCARAWAS
330 University Drive NE, New Philadlephia, OH 44663-9403
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Blazin Burgers
707 Crater Ave. , Dover, 44622
83 I Wooster Ave., Strasburg
330-364-3093 • 330-878-0333
e-mail : tornabenes@ hotmail.com
Brick Towne Tavern, The
980 W. Ma in St.
Sugarcreek, 44681
330-852-2403
www.co ll ectorsdecantersste ins.com
e-mai l: coll ectorsdecan tersste ins@ yahoo.com
Buffalo Wild Wings
I 072 W. High Avenue, New Philadelphia, 44663
330-339-9464
www.buffa lowi ld w ings.com
e-mail: newphilly@ lancasterwings.com
Canal Tavern of Zoar
8806 Towpath Road NE
Bo li var, 446 I 2
330-874-4444
www.cana ltave rn ofzoar.com
e-mail: eat@ ca na ltavernofzoar.c o m
Daily Grind Cafe
153 West High Avenue
New Philadelphia, 44663
330-364-1 759 • Fax: 330-343-347 1
e-mail: dailygrindcafenp@ yahoo.com
Dee's Restaurant
1109-C Bowers Ave. NW
New Phi lade lp hi a , 44663
330-364-922 1
e-mail : sweetydee46@ hotma il.co m
Dutch Valley Restaurant
Reserva tions
Not
Required
Bar
& Grill
Not
Required
Full Bar
Bar
& G rill
Not
Required
Fu ll Bar
Fi ne
Di ni ng
Suggested
Full Bar
402 Center Street, Denni so n, 4 462 I
Inside Dennison Rai lroad D e po t Museum
740-673-4002 • Fax: 740-922 -4929
e-mail: daniel lea@ dennisondepo t .org
Malcuit's Tavern
719 S. Wooster Ave.
Strasburg, 44680
330-878-7898
www.ma lc uitstavern.weeb ly.co m
Miller 's Creamery LLC
1706 E . Hi g h Ave.
New Phil a, 44663
330-339-7555 • 330-339-2800
www.mi ll erscreamery.com
e-mail: m ill erscreamery@ ya h oo.com
Pointe Dining
1881 Seven Mi le Drive
ew Philadelphia, 44663
330-364-4303 • Fax: 330-602 -9353
www.pointed ining .co m
The Pro's Table Restaurant & Lounge
878 East H igh Avenu e
New Ph ilade lphia , 44663
330-339-4212 • Fax: 330-339-7757
e-ma il : prostable@ h o tm ai l.co m
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Burge rs
Fresh Hand C ut Fries
Milkshakes
R U Seriou s C hallenge
Voted Bes t Burge r
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All-Season
Patio
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Mon-Thur: I l -1 2am
Fri & Sat : I I- lam
Sun: 12-S pm
Gift Cert i fi cat cs
Available,
Daily Spec ia ls,
Carry- Out Availabl e
Sun-Thur: I lam-Midnight
Fri & Sat : I l am- lam
30+ Flat Screen TVs
for the ga mes.
G ift Card s Ava il ab le,
16 Signatu re Sauces.
5 casonings
Wed & Thurs Lunch: I I :30am- 2pm
Dinner: 4 :30pm-9 pm
Fri & Sat Lunch: I I :30am-2 pm
Dinner: 4 :3 0pm-1 Opm
Banquet Room
up to 46,
Li ve Music on th e Pati o,
Carry-Out Ava ilable
Daily Spec ial s
Sunday Brunch I Oam-2pm
Sunday Grill : I lam-7 pm
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I l am-9pm
(Limi ted Menu Avai lable \Vcd-Sat 2pm-4:30pm)
Coffee & Tea Specialty Drinks
Mon-Sat: 6am - I Opm
Sun : 8am-5 pm
Breakfast
Sandwiches,
Deli Lunch,
Soup,
Salad
Not
Required
A meri can,
Breakfast,
Lunch &
Not
Required
Mo n-Sat : 6am-2 pm
Sun : 8arn- 2pm
A mi sh
Not
Required
Mo n-Sat: 7am-8 pm
C losed Sunday
Ame ri can
Lunch
& Dinne r
Not
Required
Tue-Thur: I I a m- 7pm
Fri-Sat: I l am-9pm
S un : 11 am-3 pm
Step back into th e I 940's at
Lucille's. Enjoy a Boogie
Woogie BBQ Baco n Burge r
or try some hand-dipped
Ve lvet Ice Cream.
Steaks
Seafood
Pasta
C hops
Suggested
Friday &
Saturday
Mon-Thur: 5pm- I Opm
Bar o pens at 4 :3 0pm (M -Th)
Fri-Sat : 4pm- I I pm
Closed Sundays
Gift Certi fica tes
Banquet Room (up to 70)
Special s Mon-Fri
Carry out ava ilable
Seasonal
Ice C rea m
S hop
Not
Required
Free Wifi. Carry-Out Service.
Ve lvet Ice Cream, 50s Retro
Homemade from scratch.
Gift Certifi cates
Avail able.
Daily Spec ial s,
Carry-Out ,
Homemade Pies
Brea kfast
ButTet Dai ly
Banquet Room
up to 300
Di nner
1343 O ld Route 39 NW
Sugarcreek, 44681
330-852-4627 • Fax: 330-852-3423
www.derdutchman.com
Lucille's
Alcoho l
Style
Ameri can
Family
Lunch
& Dinner
Outdoor
Dining
Full Bar
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Steaks
Seafood
Pasta
Prime Ri b
C hops
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Seafood
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Full Bar
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We are a seasonal ice crea m shop. We are your one stop ice
cream shop. We also se rve
Open Ap ril -Se pt into Oct.
homemade sand wiches.
Mon-Sat : I I am- IOpm
Voted Best
Summer Hours
Ice Cream
Tue-Thur: 4 :30pm -9pm
Fri-Sat: 4 :30pm-10pm
C losed Sund ay & Mo nday
Mon-Thur: 11 am-9pm
Fri-Sat: 11 am- I Opm
C losed Sunday
G ro ups up to 30
Tue - Mex ican ight
Thur - Pasta Night
Wed/Thur/Fri/ Sat Prime Ri b
Voted Top Prime Rib
3 Banquet Rooms Ava ilable
(2 ho ld 40 people:
I ho lds 70 people )
Voted I st Place Ovc ra II
Restaurant & Favorite
Prime Rib & Tend erl o in
www . trav e l tus c.c om
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FESTIVALS & EVENTS
11th Annual Bolivar Strawberry Festival - June 18, 19 & 20, 2015
Bolivar, Oh io 446 12
South Cana l Street (Boliva r Business District)
330-874-2120
boliva r>trawberryfcstival.com • e-mail : lebold01@,wilkshirc.net
I lours: Thursday: 4 :00pm to 11 :OOpm. Friday: 4:00pm to 11:OOpm and
Satu rday : 11 :OOam to 11 :OOpm
Parade: Saturday 20th at 4 :00pm
Strawbe rry food. cra fts, bus iness, entertainment, amusemen t rides, Queen & Prin cess
Pageant s. Parade. Free entrance.
31st Annual Great American Pow-Wow July 10, 11, 12, 2015 & Sept. 18, 19, 20, 2015 - 10am-6pm
23270 Wally Rd ., Loudonville. 44842
800-766-2267
Christmas in Zoar - Dece mber 5 & 6, 2015
198 Main St. , Zoar, Ohio, 44697, 2 mil es east of 1-77, Exit 93.
1-800-262-6 195 • 330-874-2646
www. hi storiczoa rvi llage.com · e-mai l: zoarinfo@historiczoarvill age.com
Enjoy an old fashioned German Ch ri stmas during Historic Zoar Village's Christmas in
Zoar. Historic pri va te homes will be decorated and open for tours and the histori c
museum buildings decorated in traditional Chri stmas style. Luminaries will light the
way a long the quaint vil lage streets as you enjoy a horse drawn wagon ride. Over 40
Regional arts and crafts dealers wi ll display and sell their wares throu ghout the vil lage. Loca l Zoar shops wi ll all be open for holiday shopping. Children wi ll enjoy
Santa's Workshop to create the ir own Chri stmas memory. Musical perfor mances by
loca l chora l groups and organists will take place in the Zoar Church.
The Colonial Trade Faire - Octo ber 17 & 18, 2015
www.mohicanpowwow.com • e-mail : powwow@ mohicanrescrva ti on.com
1984 East High Avenue, New Philadelphia, 44663
877-278-8020 • 330-663-6610 • Fax : 740-922-4924
www.schoenbrunnvillagefair.org • e-mai l: [email protected]
A past top 100 show in the USA by the ABA. Learn ative culture & lifestyles.
Fellowship & competiti on. Experi ence Na ti ve foods, music, storytelling, dancing,
craftsmen, ve ndor~. demos & more.
Colonial ve ndors will fill the cabins and give a feel for what the village really looked
like in 1772! Saturday I 0-5 and Sunday I 0-4. Regular admission.
All Aboard The Polar Express - Dec. 10-13, 17-20, 2015
Thurs & Fri - depart at 6 & 8pm; Sat & Sun - depart at 2, 4, 6 & 8pm
Drcamsvill e USA, 400 Center Street, Denni son , 44621
877-278-8020 • 740-922-6776 • Fax : 740-922-4929
www. dcnni sondcpot.org • e-mail: polar@ denni sondepot.org
Children dressed in the ir pajamas (reall y) hop aboard a train headed to the North Pol e
to pick up Santa and hi s e lves. Along the way enjoy a story, hot chocolate, cookies,
and elves entertai ning with gam es and songs.
Atwood Fall Festival - October 2, 3 & 4, 2015
PO Box 255, Sher rodsvi lle, 44675
Atwood Lake Park, 4956 Shop Road NE, Mineral C ity, 44656
330-343-6780
www.a twoodfa ll fcst.org
Feat uring art s and cra fts ex hibit s from loca l cra fters, a chrome love rs' car show, and
ent ertainment to keep your toes tapping, mouth-wat erin g food and an inter-tribal Pow-
Wow will keep yo u soaking up the beautiful autu mn foliage at Atwood Lake Park .
ll eld rain or shine, the festi va l host s ex hibits ranging from RC Jets & Planes, petting
zoo, mountain men encampm ent and much more.
Breitenbach's Dandelion May Fest & Great Dandelion Cook Off May 1, 2015 - Noon to 7pm & May 2, 2015 - 9a m-8pm
5934 Old Route 39 NW. Dover. 44622 (between Suga rcreek & Dove r)
800-THE-W INE • 330-343-3603 • Fax: 330-343-8290
www.dandelionfcstival.com • e-mail : info@ breitcnbachw ine.com
"One of the top 5 best festi va ls to attend ." - T. V. Food Network.
En terta in ment, fi ne arts & cra ft s. Sk Run , children's activities, dandeli on food and
da ndelion wine! 22nd A nnual Dande lion Cook OfT. Festi va l located at the new
Roadhouse Am phitheater located just I 00 yards east of the winery on Old Rt. 39.
Canal Dover Festival - May 22 (Friday) thru May 24 (S un day), 2015
Downtown Dover. PO 13ox 267. Dove r, 44622
330-364-6678
www.dovcrcxchangcc lub.com • Check us ou t on Facebook .
ll ours: Fri I I :OOam to Midnight : Sat & Su n Noo n to Midnight
Continuous free entertainment on two stages, foods, beverage garden, rides , and con-
tests ! All profits used for college scholarships.
fine wines tasting. SK a nd I OK C heese C hase. Kiddi es and Gra nd parades.
Children's Day at Historic Schoenbrunn Village - Jun e 20, 2015
1984 E. 1ligh Ave., New Phila. 44663
877-278-8020 . 33 0-663 -6610
www.ohi osfir>t villagc.o rg • e-mai l: holl ys@dcnni sondepot.org
Ch ildren of a ll ages arc invited to Hi stori c Schocnbrunn Vill age for many fun colon ial
acti vities and crafts from 11-3pm on June 20th, 20 15. Regular admi ssion applies.
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Cy Young Days Festival - Jun e 26, 27 & 28, 2015
Downtown Area, Newcomerstown, 43832
740-498-4545 • Fax: 740-498-9445
www.cyyoungdaysfestival.com • e-ma il: g [email protected]
Parade featuring a former Cy Young Award winner as Parade Marshall , Cy Young Run,
Rides, Queens Luncheon, Hit-A-Thon , Talent Show, Pet Show, Bands, Car Show, Food
and Fun.
Dennison Railroad Festival - Jun e 3-6, 201 5
Hi storic Center Street, Dennison, Ohio 44621
www.dennisonrailroadfestival.org
Held in the bea utifull y restored Histori c Center Street/Downtown District, the 36th
ann ua l Denni son Railroad Festi val will be held around our gazebo and national landmark the Hi storic Railroad Depot Museum. Four fun-filled days of great amusement
rides, food, ga mes, activities, train ex hibit and entertainment for all ages. Midway
opens at 5:00pm Wednesday through Friday and at Noon on Saturday. On Saturday
June 6th , the Hi storic Denni son Railroad Depot Museum will have extended hours for
touring 11 am-8pm , a car show starts at Noon followed by the parade at 5:00pm. For
info: send SASE to: Denni son Rai lroad Festival , P.O. Box 222 , Denni son, OH 4462 1
or visit www.denn isonrailroadfestiva l. org.
Dominic Greco Band
2266 Wood Haven Drive NW, Dover, 44622
330-343-1449
www. dominicgrecoband.org
Keeping the old-fashioned concert in the park alive, the Dominic Greco Band
is comprised of over 90 community members from all walks of life. Playing
numerous genres including overtures. marches, big band melodies and
patri oti c songs, each concert in May through September gives audiences a
night of memorable music. Check the website for concert times and locations.
Dracula at Trumpet In The Land - O cto be r 2, 3, 9, 10, 2015
Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre
330-364-5111 • 330-339-1132
www. trumpetintheland.com
As day turns to night, join the cast of TRUMPET IN THE LAND as the legendary
va mpire DRACULA walks the hills of the Schoenbrunn Amp hitheatre. The startling
double twist at the end of the show will have yo u looking over your shoulder until yo u
are once again safe in your car.
Fabulous 50's Fling - Jun e 12 & 13, 201 5
PO Box 120, Sugarcreek, 4468 1
330-852-4 11 3
www.fab50sfling.com • e-mail: [email protected]
A professionall y judged car show fe aturin g cars from days go ne by. Li ve bands featuring music from the 1950 's and 1960's with plenty of homemade food at fam il y- fri endly pri ces.
www . traveltusc . com
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First Town Days Festival - July 2, 3, 4, 5, 2015
161 Tuscora Ave nue NW, New Philadelphia, 44663
352 South Cherry Street, Gnadenhutten, 44625
330-343-68 14 • Festival Office Phone: 330-602-2600 (during fe sti va l days only)
www.firsttowndays.com • e-mail : info@ firsttowndays.com
Featuring a 1928 antique carousel, chi ldren's diesel train and Ferri s wheel, Tuscora
Park is home to thi s Jul y festival. Inc luding a grand parade, car show, talent show, 5K
ru n, ongoing entertainment, food and ga mes, capped off with a spectacular firework s
display, the park is the place for a fun-filled holiday. Queen's Pageant Friday, June
26th . Opening Ceremoni es Thursday, July 2 at 6pm and the pl ate auction will follow
at 6:30pm. Dom ini c Greco band will present their patriotic concert in the amphitheatre on Saturday, Jul y 4 a l 6:30pm.
Ghost Tours of the Dennison Depot - October 16 & 17, 2015
400 Center Street. Denni son, 44621
877-278-8020 • 740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929
www.denni sondepol.org • e-mail : civilwar@denni sondepol.org
Travel through the dark in the Denni son Depot a nd learn about the many people who
traveled by tra in through the a rea and some peo pl e who still remain in spirit.
Lantern Tours at Historic Schoenbrunn Village May 16, 2015 & September 19, 2015
1984 E. High Ave. , New Philadelphia, 44663
877-278-8020 • 330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929
www.o hiosfi rstvillagc.co m • e-ma il : holl ys@,dcnnisondcpol.org
Trave l back to 1772 at Histori c Schoenbrunn Village. Adve nture into the village by
only the light of a lantern . There wi ll onl y be two tours held throughout the year, so be
sure to check th em ou t!
Legend of Sleepy Hollow at Schoenbrunn Village October 23 & 24, 2015
1984 E. High Ave., New Phila, 44663
330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929
ohiosfirstvillage.com · e-ma il : jacobm@dcnn isondepot.org
Travel down to the bottoms of Hi stori c Schoenbrunn Village for a fri ghtful night. Joi n
Ichabod Cran e and the Headless Horseman for a production of Sleepy Hollow, just be
sure not 01 lose yo ur head! Reserved tickets a rc required .
Ohio Swiss Festival - October 2 & 3, 2015
PO Box 36 1, Sugarcreek, 4468 1
888-609-7592 or 330-852-4 1 13
www.v iIlageofsugarcreek .com/ohiosw issfest
e-mai l: ohioswissfestival@ ya hoo.com
Area's premier festival, est. 1953. Ohio Swiss cheese, aut hentic Swi ss costumes, continuous free Swiss enterta inment, Ste instosscn (stone-throwing) competition . Ohio
fine wi nes tasting. SK and I OK Cheese Chase. Kiddies and Grand parades.
RTY Summer Showcase
Tuscora Park Amphitheater
16 1 Tuscora Avenue NW, New Philadelphia, 44663
330-343-68 14 • Fax: 33 0-343-7985
www. rtys ummershowcase.com • e-mail: tu scora@ park.net
18th Consecuti ve Season. Re lax, kick ofT yo ur shoes and enjoy the warm summer
ni ghts of music at bea utiful Tuscora Park . The Tuscora Park Amphitheater is the perfec t selling fo r the family-friendly concerts. With its view o f the e ntire park and the
overhead canopy of cooling trees, the re lax ing atmosphere is a sere ne setting for a
night full of music. Don 't forget to log on the website for concert dates and times.
Tuscarawas County History Patriot Youth Rally- Feb ruary 21, 2015
10am-4pm
400 Center Street, PO Box I I, Denni son, 44621
877-278-8020 • 740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929
dennisondepol.org • e-ma il : jacobm@ dennisondcpot.org
Come to ew Towne Ma ll in ew Philade lphia for a hi story-pac ked day! Museums
and attractions from around the area w ill ha ve different ex hibits and di splays for kids.
Part icipate in a scavenge r hunt for fabulous prizes.
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Tuscarawas River Canoe & Kayak Race - July 11, 2015
Cana l Street Boat Ramp, Dover, 44622
330-340-5 180 • Find us on Facebook
www.canaldover.org • e-mail: tuscri [email protected]
A canoe and kayak race for both serious competitors and the weekend enthusiast. 5m iie and 12-mile loop races start and finish at the boat ramp near downtown Dover.
Unique trophies, t-shirts, food, door pri zes, kids' race, chair massages, Paint-YourPaddle art contest and more add to the fami ly fun. Races start at I Oam. Registration is
$25 per person; save $5.00 by Jul y 4. Proceeds benefit the park and trail initiative of
the Hi storic Cana l Dover Associat ion.
Uhrichsville Clay Museum: Little Girls Tea - April 18, 2015
330 N. Main Street , Uhrichsvil le, 44683
740-922-5455 • Fax: 740-922-4929
facebook.com/uhrichsvilleclaymuseum • e-mai l: jacobm@denni sondepot. org
"Queen's Tea Under the Sea." Little girl s get your tiaras and best ball gown on and
enj oy a light lunch, fun acti vi ties and win fab ul ous pri zes. Cost: $ 15 per person
Uhrichsville Youth Center Reunion and Clayworkers' Festival Jun e 26 & 27, 2015
330 N. Main Street, Uhrichsvi lle, 44683
740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929
www.facebook.com/uhrich sv illeclaymuseum • e-mail: hollys@denni sondepot.org
Boogie the ni ght away at the Uhrichsville Youth Center on Friday. Join us on Saturday for
games, food and music. The event kicks off with the Annual Little Miss Clay Contest'
Warther's Christmas Tree Festival - Nov. 14th thru Nov. 22nd, 2015
33 I Karl Ave. , Dover, 44622
330-343-7513
Hours: I I am-8pm ; Closes at 5pm on last day, $5/person , under 12 free
From Nov. I5th- 23 rd, a fo rest of beautifully decorated Christmas trees will be set amid
Warth er's famous carvings. Each tree, wi th its own unique theme, wil l be for sale.
Visi t our website - Goog le "U H Aux iliary Christmas Tree Fest iva l"
Winter Walk at Historic Schoenbrunn Village - February 14, 2015
1984 E. Hi gh Ave. , New Phila, 44663
877-278-8020 • 330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929
www.oh iosfi rstvillage.org • e-ma il : [email protected]
Enj oy a brisk walk through the beautifi.11ly restored Moravian Mission Town as we
partner wi th Healthy Tusc to bring the import ance of fitness and wellness. Free to
public from 11-1 on Feb. 14th.
Zoar Civil War Reenactment - September 19 & 20, 2015
198 Main St., Zoar, Ohio, 44697, 2 miles east of 1-77, Exit 93 .
1-800-262-6 195. 330-874-2646
www.histori czoarv illage.com • e-mail : zoarinfo@ historic zoarvi llage.com
Ohio's largest and best C ivi l War Event! Come be a part of history as over 1,500 soldiers
and civilians "invade" Hi storic Zoar Village. Experience the Battle of Sa ilor's Creek on
Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday only, enjoy a period Civil War bal l in the evening.
Camp Chase Fife and Drums will give severa l performances and the Zoar Church wil l
have organ music. Shop the market of period sutlers and shops and enjoy soup from the
Stew Pot Kitchen or ice cream from Schloneger's. This is a don 't miss event!
Zoar Harvest Festival & Antiques Show & Sale - August 1 & 2, 2015
198 Mai n St. , Zoar, O hi o, 44697 , 2 miles east ofl-77 , Exi t 93.
1-800-262-6 195 . 330-874-2646
www.h istori czoarvill age.com • e-mail : zoarinfo@ hi storiczoarvillage.com
A nationally-renowned ant iques show and sale is one of the highlights of Hi storic Zoar
Vill age 's Harvest Festi va l. Saturday JO a.111. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, JO a.111. to 5 p.m.
More than 60 dealers of high-quality country antiques wi ll be on site selling hi storic
treasures. In its second year is the Traditional Artisan Tent featuring beautiful handmade items from our nat ion's BEST artisans. Additio nal activities include a juri ed craft
show, art exhibition and sa le, and an antique car show. Visito rs can enjoy Zoar's unique
architecture and history with museum building tours, and watch as artisans demonstrate
19th-century methods in weaving, spinning, blacksmithing, butter churning, kraut making, and more. Demonstrations by herdi ng dogs and other working anima ls can be seen
throughout the village. A Lent in the Schoolhouse yard will feature homemade German
food, beer and li ve musical performances throughout the weekend. Additional activities
include horse-drawn wagon rides and chi ldren 's period amusements.
www.traveltusc.com
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4120 St. Rt. 5 16 NW, D over, 44622
330-602-6865
Oak Shadows Golf Club
1063 Oak Shadows Drive NE, New Philadelphia , 44663
888-802-7289 • 330-343-2426 • Fax: 330-343-972 1
Club
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www.oakshadowsgo lf. corn
e-mail: oakshadowsgo lf@ grnail.com
Tom O'Shanter Golf Course
5055 Hi ll s & Dales Road NW, Canton, 44 708
800-462-9964 . 330-477-51 11
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8229 Dover Zoar Rd. NE, Zoar, 44697
888-874-4654 • 330-874-4653
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Golf is one of the many activities beckoning visitors to
Ohio's Tuscarawas Valley.
Sprinkled among the hills and
valleys are several golf courses
where players will relish natural
settings with views of the beautiful Tuscarawas River and the
Appalachian foothills. The area
is also a tourist destination with
a wealth of attractions and
museums.
The area is also home to a
growing cu linary trail. More
than five wineries, local cheese
houses, a variety of restaurants,
local pubs and nightly musical
entertainment add to any groups' experience!
Several local hotels offer attractive go lf packages for groups
of any size. For more information on go lfing in the Tuscarawas
Valley, visit www.bestohiogolf.com or call 800-527-3387.
Oak Sfuufows
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Voted # 1 Golf Course In Tuscarawas County 2014
One of Ohio's Must Play Courses
330.343.2426
**** Golf Course
1.888.802-7289
www.OakShadowsGolf.com
1063 OAK SHADOWS DR., NEW PHILADELPHIA
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Weather or not ....
Tuscarawas County experiences a moderate climate consisting of warm humid summers and occasional frigid winters.
Our warm season usually begin s around May 26 and continues through the latter part of September. During the warm
season, daytime temperatures tend to be 73 degrees or better
and we experience days with less cloudiness. On average, we
can expect precipitation during the warm season 40% of the
time on any given day. A quick thunderstorm is the primary
source for the vast majority of daily rain in the summer.
During the cold weather season which runs from December
through the first part of March, precipitation is more likely to
fall as snow. On average, Tuscarawas County sees about 25 inches of snowfall through the winter with January being the most
likely month for heavier snow. January is also when we see
frigid cold temperatures that sometimes dip below zero degrees.
Our winter season is the cloudiest time of the year. Our sky in
the winter is overcast or mostly cloudy 68% of the time.
Strong to severe thunderstorms are more likely in Tuscarawas
County during the spri ng months of April through June.
Damaging winds and hail are the main severe stom1 threats with
these storms and we are threatened by an occasional tornado.
No tornadoes have ever been stronger than EF-2 in the county.
For up to the minute weather information before you travel:
Web : http://tuscweather.net
Facebook: www.face book .com/tuscweather
Twitter: www.twitter.com/tuscwx
Email: Web.admin@tu scweather.net
www.traveltusc.com
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121 E. 2nd St. , Zoa r, 44697
800-287-1547 . 33 0-874-2600
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410 North Wooster Ave., Strasburg, 44680
330-878-4113
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25 15 Winklepleck Rd. NW, Sugarcreek, 4468 1
877-852-4039 • 33 0-852-4039
www.glenhavencabin.com
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with fireplace & refrigerator, soaking tub. AlC.
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330-874-3181
www.thekeepingroombandb.com
e-mail: [email protected]
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216-927-3700
e-mai l: info@zoa rschoolinn .com
Li ke us on facebook
Tourism tip: Love to watch a movie under the stars?
Ohio's oldest drive-in theater and the second oldest in
America is The Lynn Auto Theater in Strasburg, Ohio.
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Zoar School Inn Bed & Breakfast
Amenities
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tor, fl at screen TV/DV D, spri ng water,
snacks/refreshments, personal robes,
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porch with on-site dining ava ilable.
Gourmet
Full Breakfast Homemade with
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Gourmet 2 Courses
Homemade With
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Tourism tip: Visit one of Tuscarawas County's cheese
houses and find out how Swiss Cheese gets its holes.
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THE WARTHER GIFT SHOPPE
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889 Commercial Parkway, Dover, 44622
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I 021 Dover Road NE, Sugarcreek, 44681
800-428-0075 or 330-852-2468
Fax: 330-852- 1 155
www.dutchhostinn.com
Hampton Inn - New Philadelphia
1299 West High Avenue, New Philadelphia, 44663
1-800-HAM PTON or 330-339-7000
Fax: 330-339-6609
www.newphiladelphia.bamptoninn .com
e-mail: sally.clark@ hilton.com
Hampton Inn - Newcomerstown
200 Morris Crossing, Newcomerstown, 43832
1-800-HAM PTON or 740-498-9800
Fax: 740-49 8-9900
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330-339-6500
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1120 Gateway Place, Dover, 44622
330-365-9388
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330-364-8881
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111 W. McCauley Drive, Uhrichsville, 44683
740-922-0774
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1357 Old Route 39 W, Sugarcreek, 44681
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330-874-3435
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sa lesmen's samples along with
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Age of Steam Roundhouse
Historic Schoenbrunn Village
213 Smokey Lane Rd . SW, Suga rc reek , 44 68 1
330-852-4676 • Fax : 330-852-8 120
www.ageo fsteamro undho use.com • e-ma il : ba rry fog le@ fro nti e r.com
1984 East Hi gh Avenue, New Pliil ade lphia, 44663
877-278-8020 • 330-663 -6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929
www.ohiosfirstv illage.com • e-mail : c ivilwa r@denni sonde pot. org
Ho urs: For hours and admission visit our web site
Ameri ca 's newest fu ll -sized hi sto ri c I 920 's- I 940 's railroad roundh ouse w ith real train s
and a g ift sho p. The Age o f Stea m Ro undho use sits in Ohio 's Ami sh Country.
Re li ve th e Revolutionary War as see n by Schoenbrunn Village with a wa lk bac k into
the past at the 16 cabin restored v ill a~e, started in 1772 by a group of Moravia n mi ssionaries and nat ive converts as Ohio s first settl eme nt.
Alpine Hills Historical Museum
J.E. Reeves Victorian Home and Carriage House Museum
I 06 West Ma in Street, PO Box 293, Sugarc ree k , 4468 1
888-609-7592 • 330-852-411 3
www.visitsuga rcrcck .com • e- ma il : ldyounge n@ fro nti c r.com
llours: April-October, Mo n-Sa t. 9am-4 :3 0pm
In the hea rt of the Swiss Village o ur three fl oors o f d isplays a nd a udi o visua l present atio ns lend an educati onal ex pe ri e nce to yo ur v isit. Re la te to th e ea rl y days of our
Swiss a nd Ge rm a n heritage.
American Gas Pump Museum
325 East Iron Avenue, Dover, 44622
800-8 15-2794 • 330-343- 7040 • Fax: 33 0-343-6290
www. dove rhistory.org • e-mail : reeves@ tusco. net
Hours: June I-Oct 31 , Wed-Sun , 12 noo n-4pm
Nov I I- Dec 22, Dai ly, l-7pm (closed Thanksg iving Day)
Restored turn-of-the-century mans ion with o ri g ina l fa mil y furn is hings. Adj oining
Ca rri age Ho use Muse um w ith g ift shop . S ite ava ila ble to re nt for pa rties and weddings. Admi ssion: Adults $8, Seni o rs $7, Age 6- 17 $3 , 5 & under Free.
McKinley Presidential Library & Museum
800 Mc Kinl ey Mo num e nt Dr. NW, Ca nt on
330-455-7043 • Fax: 330-455-11 37
www. mc kinl ey museum .org • e-mail : in fo@ mc kinleymuseum .org
99 North Tuscarawas Ave., Dove r, 44622
330-343-6883
e-mai l: rogca r26({1 yahoo.com
Trave l down mem ory la ne a nd ex pe ri e nce Am e ri ca's Go lde n e ra o f soda shops,
a m use me nt pa rks , th e co rner gas sta ti o n a nd movie th eatres. Informati ve and fun!
50+ vintage gas pumps, vintage movie ti c ke t booth , Grey ho und bus tick et booth , tributes to Roy Roge rs, Elvis. Maril yn Mo nroe & mu c h mo re !
The Mc Kinl.e y Pres identia l Library. & Muse um is a famil y frie ndl y history and scie nce
muse um. It mcludes the Hoover-Price Planeta rium , Ram sayer Resea rch Library a nd
The Stark C ounty Story. The McKin ley Na ti o nal Memo rial is on th e g round s.
Newcomerstown Historical Society - Olde Main Street Museum
and Social Center
2 15 North Tuscarawas Aven ue, Dover, 44622
330-364-1058
www.a um a ntvmusc um .com • e-ma il : latv@roadrunnc r.com
213 C ana l St. , Newcomerstown, 43832
740-498-7735
www. newcomerstownhistori calsoc iety.com • e-mail : ncwco merstownmuseum s@gmail .com
Hours: Tues-Sat, I 0-4; Sun 1-4; C losed Mo n Me mori a l Day Wee kend thru October
Call for other days/tim es
A look bac k at Radio & TV from its beginning. 1900 to 1950. Toys, comic boo ks,
games, etc. a ll re lated to the early days.
The re plica of an early I 900 's v illage ho lds 23 sto refro nts, a who le village inside a
1915 building. A wid e vari e ty of unique tours are ava ilable.
Auman Museum of Radio & Television
Newcomerstown Historical Society - The Temperance Tavern Museum
Collectors, Decanters & Steins I Decanter Museum
22 1 Canal St. , ewcome rstown, 43832
740-498-7735
www. newcomerstownhistori calsociety.com • e-ma il : newcomerstownmuseum [email protected]
Ho urs: Tues-Sat, I 0-4; Sun 1-4; C losed Mo n Me mori a l Day Wee ke nd th ru October
Ca ll for other days/tim es
119 East Ma in S treet, PO Box 4 73 , S uga rc ree k. 44 68 1
330-852-9191
www.collcctorsdccantcrssleins.com
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Ohio 's largest collec ti on of deca nt e rs & steins. Vi si t o ur premi e re deca nter muse um ,
fea tu ring nea rl y 3,000 deca nt e rs w ith ove r 80 di ffcrc nt brands. Home of Ski Country
Decant ers (www.skico untrydcca nte rs.co m o r e- mail
s ki cou ntryd cca nt crs(f~ya h oo.com ). Dea le r in all brands o f decante rs.
An authentic tavern and inn bui lt in 1841 and was a resting place on the Ohio a nd Erie
Cana l. Woody Hayes and Cy Young memorabilia along w ith a collection o f military
art ifact s. A wide var ie ty of un iqu e g roup tours avai lab le .
Toland-Herzig Famous Endings Museum
803 North Wooste r Avenue, Dove r, 4462 2
330-343-6 132 • Fax: 330-364-3068
www. tol a ndh erzig.com • e-ma il : johnherz ig@ tolandhe rz ig.com
Ho urs: Mon-Fri , 9am-5pm o r by appo intme nt
Dennison Railroad Depot Museum
400 C ente r St reet, PO Box I I , De nn iso n, 4462 1
877-278-8020 • 740-922-6 776 • Fax: 740-922-4929
www.de nni sondcpot .org • e-mail : director@denni sondcpot.org
Hours: Tue-Fri 10am-5 pm ; Sat 1 l am -4 pm ; S un I l a m -3pm
Visit Dreamsv illc, USA wit h th e restored 1873 Pe nn sy lva ni a Ra ilroad de pot w ith railroad exh ibi ts, model tra in room, interacti ve c hildre n's ca r, rare WW I I hos pita l ca r w ith
service ma n's ca nt een . Wa tch for th e m ag ica l Po la r Ex press tra in rid e!
Famous Endings is th e world 's largest known collectio n of mem orabili a from fun era ls
and me morial e ve nts and has been fea tured in Ripl ey's -Believe It or ot. Collection
include_s ite ms from ente rtainers, politic ians, roya lty, spo rts fi g ures and more.
Re pea11ng the words of a recent blogge r: "The best known place to see a li ving
cel ebrity 1s perhaps Hollywood, but whe n it com es to documentin g the ir deaths,
Dover, Ohio puts a hands up."
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11067 Fo n La urens Road NW, Bo li var, 446 12
800-283-89 14 • 330-874-20 59 • Fax: 330-874-2936
www. fri e nd soffortla ure ns.org
Ho urs: Vi!)it o ur we bs ite fo r ho urs a nd admi ssio n
l ocated 3 miles west of Dover exit 83
or 6 miles east of Sugarcreek.
Site of a 1778 Revo luti onary Wa r fo rt whe re fewe r th a n 200 Am e ri ca ns w ithstood a
British s iege and a llied Indi a n fo rces. T hei r sacrif ice is ho no red by th e muse um a nd
To mb of the Unk now n Patriot of the Ameri can Revolutio n .
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elebrating 46 years of spectacular theatre under the stars at the SchoenbrunnAmphitheatre
For ticket information or exact show dates ca ll 330-339-1132.
www.trumpetintheland.com
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The Norma Johnson Ce nter offers the
public free use of over six miles of hiking trails on the 303 acres of land
reserved for conservati on and preservati on practi ces. 3 separate hiking loops
each over a mile long, picnic shelter,
wetland, fi ve ponds, duck bl ind, chil dren's clubhouse, boardwa lk, suspension bridge & more. Dogs are welcome
on a leash. 1861 Perishing Barn listed on
the histori c regi stry. Open dawn to dusk.
Butterfly Exhibit July 16-26, 2015
Fall Fest Oct. 10, 2015
Luminary Trail Walk Dec. 5, 2015
330.339.7976 ~3~~~~'.~~~~ mm.normajohnsoncenter.com
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Uhrichsville Museum of Clay Industry and Folk Art
RECREATION, ARTS &ENTERTAINMENT
Adventure Harley- Davidson
1465 State Route 39 NW Dover, 44622 (located just offl-77 at Exit 8 1)
800-828-2875 • 330-364-65 19
www.adventurehd.com • e-mail : [email protected]
33 0 Nort h Main Street, Uhrichsville, 44683
740-922-5455
e-mail : civilwar@denni sondepot.org
Hours: Tue-Fri. 1 I am-5pm; Sat I I am-4pm
The Uhrichsville Clay Museum pays homage to when Uhrichsville was known as the
"Clay Capital of the World". Enjoy unique di splays of classic clay pipe. miniature
sa lesmen samples and beautiful folk art pieces.
HUGE display of new and pre-owned motorcycles, Motorclothes ' Apparel, and
Ge nuine Parts & Accessories. We also offer Authorized Harley-Davidson• Rentals and
Rider's Edge' New Rider Course. Learn to ride, ride to li ve, and join us for exc iting
events EVERY Saturday! Your Adve nture Starts Here'
Arts on Broadway
Warther Museum
33 1 Karl Avenue, Dover, 44622
330-343-7513
www.warthers.com • e-mai l: [email protected]
Wart her Museum is home of the world famou s woodcarv ings of steam engines by
Ernest Mooney Wart her ca rved of ebony, ivory & wa lnut, Mrs. Warther's button collection, and Swiss style gardens.
I 0 I N. Broadway, Sugarcreek, 4468 1
e-mai l: [email protected]
The new Arts on Broadway was launched by the Com muni ty Arts Council, a nonprofit agency, to promote and support the fine arts in and around the area that encompasses the Garaway Local School District. We provide a venue for local arti sts and
those wi th local connect ions to display and se ll their art. We're located on the square
in Sugarcreek across the street from the Brick Wall Scu lpture and beside the World's
Largest Cuckoo Clock.
Zoar Community Association - Zoar Village
198 Main Street, Zoar, 44697
800-262-6195 • 330-874-2646 • Fax: 330-874-32 1 I
www.historiczoarvill age.com • e-mail : zoarinfo@hi storiczoarvillage.com
Discover the old-wo rld German cha rm of Hi storic Zoar Village. Ex plore the li ves of
Ge rm an immi g rants in I 0 historic house muse um s. Vis it loca l sho ps and restaurants
and relax in charming Bed & Breakfasts. Open yea r round.
• 64 Guest Rooms Including Executive
and Jacuzzi Suites with Amish Charm
Vis it Atwood Lake Boat for Ohio's largest selection of pontoon boats and outboard
motors. Boat re ntals are available by the hour, day and week. The Atwood Queen
Cru ise Boat is ava ilable for charter with driver and restroom. The Queen can accommodate up to 50 guests and catering is available to complete your event. Visit the
Ship's Store and the Lighthouse Bistro restaurant at Marina West and enjoy lakefront
dining at the Atwood Marina Dock and Gri ll at Marina East.
8777 Manchester Ave. SW, Nava rre, 44662
Located 2 mil es north of Wilmot at intersections of State Routes 93 & 62
888-9-BAYLOR • 330-767-3031 •Fax: 330-767-3031
www.bay lorbeachpark.com
Hours: Open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day
• Indoor Heated Swimming Pool,
Whirlpool, Sauna, and Fitness Center
Our fa mi ly friendly park offers a two acre water park with a 90 ft. tube slide, four
sma ll kiddie slides, diving boards, log roll s, buckets-of-fun, paddleboats, mini-golf,
voll eyball, bas ketball , playg round & concession stand .
• Complimentary Deluxe Hot Breakfast
• High Speed Wireless Internet
• Pub on Site
Cabin Creek Golf
330-339-4334
800-929-7799
1186 W. High Ave.
New Phila , OH 44663
1-77 Exit 81
136 1 C R I 08, Sugarcreek, 4468 1
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Located 3 miles south of Sugarc reek on St. Rt. 93
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330-852-4879
www.cabi ncreekgolf.com • e-mail: [email protected]
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Located just outside
Historic Zoar Village on the
Ohio & Erie Scenic Byway and the
Ohio and Erie Towpath Trail.
Wednesday-Saturday:
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
weekday lunch May through October
8806 Towpath Road NE, Bolivar, OH
Dinner 4:30 p.m.-Close
J]0--874-4444
Sunday
Brunch: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Grill 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
www.Cana!Tavernof Zoar .com
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9298 Atwood Lake Road NE, Mineral City, 44656
Marina West: 330-364-4703 •Marina East: 330-735-2323 • Fax: 330-364-6358
www.atwoodlakeboats.com • e-ma il : sa les@atwood lakeboats.com
Baylor Beach Park
• All Rooms Feature Mini Refrigerators
& Microwaves
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Atwood Lake Boats I West & East Marinas
One of Ohio's most unique entertaining and challenging 36-holc miniature golf courses. Also driving range, sand volleyball & batting cages.
Famous Loudonville Canoe Livery & River Room
424 W. Main St., Loudonville, 44842
888.CANOELO
www. loudonvi llecanoe.com • e-mai l: [email protected]
Hours: Open 4/1 to I Iii 10am-6pm 7 days
Downtown Loudonvi lle. The Livery with a choice offers canoeing, kayaking, rafting
& tubing from 2 hours to 6 days. Primitive camping, catering & moonli ght trips.
Quai nt shops & restaurants nearby.
www.77innandgrill.com
Conveniently located otl l-77 Exit 83
Gateway To Amish Country
Free Wire les s High-Speed Internet • Free HBO
Kitchenettes Avai lable • Grill O nsite
330-364-7724
889 Commercial Parkway, Dover, OH
www.trave l t u sc . co m
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Norma Johnson Center
4033 State Route 39
W, Dover 44622
Located on SR 39 three miles west of 1-77 Dover, Exi t 83 and six mil es east o f Sugarcreek.
Office Location: 85 E. Iron Ave nue, Dove r, 44622
330-339-7976 • Fax: 330-602-8369
www. normajohnsoncenter.com or www.tuscsoil.com
Office Hours: Mon -Fri : 7:30am-4pm
Center Hours: Dawn to Dusk year-round
Nestled in the hills of Bra ndyw ine Valley the Nonna Johnson Center is an acti ve conservation and preserva tion nature center open to the public. Outdoor enth usiasts can
enjoy three wa lking loops and hiking trai ls totaling over six mi les. Visi tors ca n exp lore
ponds, wetlands, picnic shelter, observa tion bli nd, outdoor amphitheater and conservation learning labs. Become a fan on Facebook to learn more about upcom ing events at
the NJC. Free admission.
Ohio & Erie Canalway National Heritage Area
Canalway Partners, 216-520- 1825 • Ohio & Erie Cana lway Coa lit ion, 330-374-5657
www.ohioanderiecanalway.co m
Explore the Ohio & Erie Canalway by Towpath Trail (bike, foot and sometimes horseback) riding aboa rd CVSR, or along our America's Byway. Culture, Hi story,
Recreation, Nature ... a world of discovery awaits!
Performing Arts Center
Kent State University at Tuscarawas
330 Un ive rsity Drive NE, New Philade lph ia, 44663
330-308-6406
www.tusc.kent.edu/pac
This I, I 00-seat , contemporary theatre presents world-class performances in music,
theatre. dance and comedy. A cultural hub, the Performing Arts Center also hosts more
than 20 community events each year. A two-leve l lobby can seat more than 350 people
fo r receptions and conferences. View the current schedule at www. tusc.kent.edu/pac
Stark Parks
5300 Tyner Street W, Canton , 44 708
330-477-3552 • Fax: 330-477-1211
www.starkparks.com • e-mail: informat ion@ starkparks.com
Visit one of Stark Park s' 13 parks or over 80 miles of trai l! Stop in the Magnolia
Flouring Mi ll s to purchase one of our specialty products or view the fac ility M, T, Th,
Fri. or Sat.
The Theater at Carlisle Inn Sugarcreek
13 57 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek, 4468 1
855-344-7547
www.am ishcountrymusicals.com • e-mai l: [email protected]
Li ve enterta inment. Professional cast. Afternoon and evening shows. Musicals in
2015: Half Stitched June 2 - August 13, 2015 ; Josiah for President August 22 December 19, 2015. Inspiring and Uplifting.
SHOPPING
Basket Factory Outlet
11 703 Strasburg-Bol ivar Rd. NW, Located at O IC International ,
Lawrence Twp Ind ustria l Park, PO Box 560, Bolivar, 44612
800-523-3235 • www.basketware.com/baskctfactory
Ho urs: Mo n-Fri , 9am-4pm
75% discounts on a huge selecti on of baskets! Giant size to tiny baskets in many
di ffere nt shapes and ma teri als. Plus novelt y and seasonal items. Come and browse.
Ex it 93off 1-77.
The Coop
1373 Old Route 39 NW, Sugarcreek , 4468 1
330-852-4026 • Fax: 330-852-4625
www.dhg roup.com
Ho urs: April -December 9am-8pm Mo n-Sat : January-March 9am-6pm Mon -Thur;
Jan uary-Ma rch 9am-8pm Fri & Sat
A different housewares and homemaking experience that includes a touch of our
Ami sh heritage and many USA made products. Have some fun. Shop the Coop!
Dutch Valley Gifts
1367 Old Route 39 NW, Sugarcreek , 4468 1
330-852-4926 • Fax: 330-852-4826
www.d hgro up .com
Ho urs: 9am-8pm Apri l-December; Jan- Ma rch 9am-6pm Mo n thru Thurs; 9am-8pm Fri
& Sat; C losed Sun day
Step inside and d iscover a world of charm. Ever-changi ng seasons. Always somet hing
new. The experience will ca ll yo u back again and again.
McDonald Niklaus Custom Framing & Gifts
700 Boulevard, Dover, 44622
330-364-3 136
e-mai l: mcnik@tusco. net
Whe re you will fi nd the most un ique gifts aro un d. Take home a treasure, from handcrafted wa res made by local and reg ional artists, handmade jewel ry, unique cards and
Ben Heggy's Chocolates & Nuts - an Ohio favorite . We can frame anything!
Specia lizing in shadowboxes fi ll ed with fam ily treas ures, sports memorabili a, anythin g yo u wo uld like to showcase, we do it all , with an arti sts to uch! Like us on
Facebook!
New Towne Mall
400 Mi ll Aven ue SE, Suite C8, New Ph il adelphia, 44663
330-339-8700 • Fax: 330-339-7374
www.newtownemall.com • e-mail: [email protected] • Fol low us on Facebook
Hours: Mon-Sat, I Oam-9pm ; Sun, I 2-6pm
Over 50 great stores and restaurants, including Elder Beerman, JC Penney, JoAnn
Fabrics, Kohl's, Marshall s, Sears, Super Fitness and The Play Garden to keep youngsters occupied. All th is under one roof, by taking 1-77 to US 250 east, first ex it.
Trumpet in the Land and The White Savage Outdoor Dramas
Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre, PO Box 450, New Philadelp hia, 44663
Box Office : 330-339- 11 3 2 • Ad m. Office: 330-364-511 1 • Fax: 330-339-8 140
www.trumpetintheland.com · e-mai l: trumpet@ fro nti er.com
Hours: June 19-Aug 22 , 2015 Mon-Sat at 8:30pm
Trumpel and Savage w ill sweep you back in hi story to a ti me when O hio was the
western frontier of America. Professional acto rs, brilli ant lighti ng effects, gall op ing
horses, and spectacu lar battle pyrotechn ics com bine fo r an exciti ng evening of fa m ily
entertainment under the s tars. Don 't mi ss Dracula in October!
Home
Visit Guggisberg Cheese and lake in the picture
perfect surroundings of the Doughty Valley.View
cheese being made and shop our store with over
60 varieties of cheese to sample and choose from.
5060 SI. Rt. 557, Millersburg, OH 44654
1.800.262.2505 :: babyswiss.com
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SHOPPING
Saltwell Western Store
2000 Seven Mile Dr., New Philadelphia, 44663
330-343-0388
www.saltwellwesternstore.com • e-mail: info@sa ltwellwesternstore.com
Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-8p m; Sat 10am-5pm ; Sun Noon-4pm
For over 50 years Saltwell Western Store has offered the area's largest and most
diverse selection of western wear, boots, jeans, hats, FR wo rk wear, and ladies fashion
items. Stop by to browse our large selection featuring Justin, Twisted X, Tony Lama
Double H, Ariat, Wrangler, Cowgirl Tuff, Cruel Girl, Miss Me, and more . Our know ledgeable staff is here lo help you find the exact items yo u're shopping for from boots
to tack and jewelry to saddles.
Spies Farms Antiques
2694 State Route 39 NW, Dover, 44622
330-343-8358
Hours: Mon-Wed - Open at discretion of owner. Thur-Sat, 8am-5:30pm
(open during wi nter as weather permits)
Antiques, collectibles, "stuff and such" displayed in IOO-year-old barn built with
hand-hewn log beams - a unique home for unusual vi ntage items. View restored log
cabin on premises.
The Grove Gift Shoppe
130 W. 2nd Street, Dover, 44622
330-364-1409
A gift shop that has something for everyone! We carry the latest Vera Bradley patterns
- huge selection! Crossroads Candles, primitive home decor, Byers' Choice Carolers,
Bauble Lulu beads, Seasonal/Holiday decor & gifts, word & quote signs, Gooseberry
Patch Cookbooks and more. Like us on Facebook!
TRAVEL, TOURS & VISITOR SERVICES
Cam b r idge I G uern sey County Visitors & Convention Bureau
627 Wheeling Avenue Suite 200, Cambridge, 43725
800-933-5480 • 740-432-2022 • Fax: 740-432-5976
www.visitguernseycounty.co m • e-mail: [email protected]
Hours: Mon-F, 8am-5pm; Sat, 9am-5pm
Let yo ur spirit roam free in Cambridge/Guernsey County! Home of Salt Fork State
Park , Seneca Lake, Living Word Outdoor Drama, Cambridge Glass, Hopalong
Cassidy and Dickens Victorian Vi ll age. Located only 45 minutes from Tuscarawas
County at the intersection of 1-70and1-77.
Carro ll County Convention & Visitors Bureau
6 1 No rth Li sbon Street, PO Box 505, Carrollton, 44615
877-727-0103 • 330-627-0 103 • Fax: 330-627-3647
www.carrollcountyohio.com • e-mail : [email protected]
Hours: Mon-Fri , 8am-4pm
Retreat, Relax, Reju venate. Enjoy a mix of museums, fes tivals, shoppi ng, farmers
markets, ag ri-tourism, boating, fishing, hunting, shooting sports and the beautiful
countryside.
Coshocton Visitors Bureau & A nn in Flagmakers Showroom
432 N. Whitewoman Street, Coshocton, 43 8 12
800-338-4724 • 740-622-4877
www.VisitCoshocton.com
Nearby Coshocton is home to Hi storic Roscoe Village, the Horse-drawn Cana l Boat
Ride, fi ve wineries of the Three Ri vers Wine Trai l, three golf courses, Unusual
Junction, Pearl Valley Cheese, family fun events, loca lly-made US fl ags, and more.
Tuscarawas Valley Farmers Ma rket
259 S. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover, 44622 (Tusc. County Fairgrounds)
330-557-TVFM • Fax: 330-364-1 280
www.tvffm.org • e-mai l: tuscfarmersmarket@gma il.com
Hours: Open June-Oct. on Wednesday 3-7pm
Enjoy the fresh , local taste of a producer only farmers market. Over 20 vendors, live
music and Market Fresh Courtyard every week! Open rain or shine. Ohio Direction
Card accepted.
Warther Cutlery & Gift Shoppe
327 Karl Avenue, Dover, 44622
330-343-7513
www.warthercutlery.com • e-mai l: [email protected]
Hours: Open 7 days a week 9am-5pm
Home to Warther Cutlery, which is unlike any other kitchen knife ava ilable.
Representing the perfect blend of beauty, quality and superior craftsmanshi p, forged
from more than a century of time-honored family tradition . Also featuring the latest
gifts for the kitchen and home.
Toland-Herzig Funeral Homes & Crematory
803 N. Wooster Avenue - Dover, Ohio 44622
330-343-6132
www .tolandherzig.com
World 's largest known collection of memorabilia from
famous fune r als & memorial events displayed.
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WINE & CHEESE
Holmes County Tourism Bureau
Baltic Mill Winery
6 W. Jackson St., Suite A , Millersburg, 44654
330-674-3975 • Fax: 330-674-3976
www.visitam ishcountry.com • e-mai l: info@ visitamishcountry.com
Discover the peace of plain li ving in Am ish Country. Whether you seek fresh produce,
home-baked treats, handcrafted furniture , or lifelong memories, sharing a day in our
community will renew you.
Sugarcreek Village Information Center
106 West Main Street, Sugarcreek, 44681
888-609-7592 • 330-852-4113
www.visitsugarcreek.com • e-mail : info@ visitsugarcreek.com
Hours: Mon-Sat, 9am-4:30pm
Isn't it about time you vis ited Sugarcreek? With new attractions like the world 's largest
cuckoo clock , brick wa ll sculpture, downtown troll ey, and more. You arc sure to make
some memories!
Swiss Valley Tours
I I0 Andreas Drive, PO Box 552, Sugarcreek, 44681
866-520-6690 • 330-852-3898 • Fax: 330-852 -3899
e-mai l: maryswissvalley@ tusco.net
A Receptive service specializing in group tours with Amish Step-on guides through
the back roads of Amish country and beyond. We arc committed to givi ng yo u quality
tours at affordable prices. With 25 years of experience we make YOU look good.
Wayne County Convention & Visitors Bureau
428 West Liberty Street, Wooster. 44691
800-362-6474 • 330-264-1800 • Fax: 330-264- 1141
www.wccvb.com • e-mail: [email protected]
Part of the largest Amish settlement in the world, you ' ll fi nd beautiful scenery and a
relaxed atmosphere. Offers a crossroads of culture and countryside, hi story, fine dining, shopping and exciting attractions.
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I I I East Main St., Baltic, 43804
330-365-0524 • Fax: 330-339-6 186
www.balticm il lwinery.com • e-mai l: [email protected]
The Ba ltic Mil l Winery first opened its doors Oct. 20 14, but the magic inside the
bui lding has been at wo rk since 1908 when the mill was first erected. What was once
a high ly-efficient flour mill equipped with three floors of machinery, has been renovated and preserved into a relaxing winery rich in history. Phenomenal wine for every
pa lette, tours of the faci lity, live music, art c lasses, all wrapped in the mystique of one
of Ohio's oldest landmarks in the center of Amish country-- what more could you ask
for?
Breitenbach Wine Cellars
5934 O ld Rou te 39 NW, Dover, 44622 (between Sugarcreek & Dover)
800-T H E-W INE • 330-343-3603 • Fax: 330-343-8290
www.b re itenbachwine.com • e-ma il: [email protected]
Hours: Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm; Cafe Open Mon-Sat 12-3pm
The best of Amish Country! Sample over 40 of our award winning wi nes. Large gift
shop! Guided ce llar tours available. Try Cafe Breitenbach for lunch-serving paninis,
salads and wood-fired pizzas.
Broad Run Cheese House & Swiss Heritage Winery
60 I I Old Route 39 NW, Dover, 44622
800-332-3358 • 330-343-4108 • Fax: 330-343- 1092
www.broadruncheese.com • e-mail: [email protected]
Hours: Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm
Esca pe to Swiss Heritage Winery located at Broad Run Cheese House. Experience the
perfect ''marriage" of wine and cheese all under one roof. Enjoy samples of Ohio 's
premier wine and award-winning cheese. The area's most exquisite curtain , lace and
gift shop now featuring our "Downton Abbey" line. Pair your wine and cheese with
some of our local go urmet foods in our gift shop.
Dutch Valley Market
MUSKINGUM
WATERSHED
CONSERVANCY DISTRICT
Camping • Cabins • Hiking
14 11 O ld Route 39 NW, Sugarcreek , 44681
330-852-263 1 • Fax: 330-852-4990
www.d utchvalleymarket.com
Hours: Winter, Mon-Sal. 9am-6pm (check website for seasona l hours)
High quality fres h, frozen and smoked meats, wide variety of cheeses, Amish foods
and pantry items. Bring a cooler. Stock up on fresh and frozen high quality meats, deli
meats, cheeses, bulk foods and unique gourmet items. Located next to Carlisle Inn
Sugarcreek. Motorcoaches welcome .
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Picture yourself atthe
following one-of-a-kind
attractions:
• A hardware store that will take you back
100 years in time.
Atwood Lake
Clendening Lake
330-343 -6780
740-658-3691
Leesville Lake
Tappan Lake
330-627-4 270
740-922 -3649
Online Reservations Available! www.MWCD.org
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• Visit a jam and jelly company store and
experience the history of this "hometown
treasure"
• An inspirational company offering its
customers an opportunity to watch their
laser engraved wood products being
created.
To discover what
you've been missing, visit
www.wccvb.com
800.362.6474
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Gervasi Vineyard
1700 55th St. NE, Canto n, 44721
330-497-1000
www.gervasivineyard.com
Bistro Hours: Monday - Closed; Tuesday - Friday open at 5pm;
Saturday - Sunday open at l 2pm
The Crush House Hours: Mo nday - Saturday o pen at 11 am; Sund ay - C losed
An elegant Tuscan escape is a short drive away. This picturesq ue 55-acre estate is nestled around a tranquil six-ac re spri ng-fed lake and includes over five ac res of vineyards, an Italian Bistro, Crush House, Winery & Eatery, a Marketplace, Pav ilion, Vi lla
Grande, Culinary & Wine Education Center, and a AAA Four Diamond Boutique Inn.
Celebrate Life at Gervasi Vineyard.
Horse-Drawn Canal Boat • Historic Roscoe Village • Five Wineries
COSHOCTON VISITORS BUREAU
CALL FOR A FREE
VISITOR PACKET
(800)338-4724
or order online at
VisitCoshocton.com
Guggisberg Cheese
5060 State Route 557 , Mi llersburg, 44654
800-262-2505 • 330-893-2500 • Fax: 330-893-3240
www.babyswiss.com • e-mai l: info@ babyswiss.com
Hours: Apr- Dec: Mon-Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun J Jam-4pm
Jan- Mar: Mon-Sat, 8am-5pm; Closed Su n.
Watch cheese being made M-F. Guggisberg is the innovator of the wo rld fa mous Baby
Swiss cheese, and the ir s hop features over 60 varie ties of cheese alo ng w ith many
other gift items. Their Premium Swiss was named as nation's best Swiss cheese at the
2013 Wo rld Cheese Champ ionship and the 20 14 Reigning Champ at the U.S. Cheese
Championship.
Heini's Cheese Chalet
'"Where the Cheese is Made'"
6005 County Road 77, Millersburg, 44654
800-253-6636 . 330-893-2131
www.he ini s.com • e-mai I: info@ heinis.com
Hours: Jan-Apr: Mon-Sat, 8am-5 pm ; May-Dec: Mon-Sat, 8am-6pm
Have a free factory tour and sample our all-natural cheeses. Ho memade fudge,
smoked meats, jams and jelly, hand-dipped ice c ream, customized g ift packages, and
Macchiato Moments Cafe. Home of the original Yogurt Cultured Cheese.
Heini's Gourmet Market
I 019 W. Main Street, Sugarcreek, 44681
330-852-3500
www.heinisgourmetmarket.com • e-mail : Jadheath@ heinis.com
Ho urs: Mon-Sat, I Oam-7pm
Visit our market and bistro to experience our cheeses, local foods and wines from
around the wo rl d. Our " Beer ook" offers 11 craft beers o n tap! Live music eve ry
Saturday. Like us on facebook.
School House Winery
455 Schneiders Crossing Rd. NW, Dover, 44622
330-602-WINE (9463)
www.schoolhousewine.com • e-mai l: jennifer@ schoolhousewine.com
Hours: Tues-Thurs, I 2pm-9pm; Fri & Sat l 2pm-l Opm; Closed Sun & Mon
Visit our renovated o ne room schoo lho use built in 1886. Stop by and enjoy g reat
wi nes in a relaxi ng atmosphere. Indoor and o utdoor seating ava ilable . Menu avai lable
including Pizza and Subs. Live enterta inment on Saturd ay eve nin gs. Chec k website for
event schedule www.schoo lhousewine.com. School House Winery is the home of
Building 6 Wi nes. Like us on Facebook at Building 6 wine.
Yaggi Cheese
2229 Stonecreek Road SW, New Philade lphi a, 44663
330-339-5067 • Fax: 330-339-9088 • Like us on Facebook
www.yaggicheesehouse.com • e-mai l: yaggic [email protected]
Hours: Mon-Sat, 9am-5pm; Sun 12 noon-Spm ; C losed A ll Major Ho lidays
" Our family serving yours since 1924." Come meet our knowledgeable and friend ly
staff and sample our many varieties of cheese, bologna, jams, local honey, candi es,
and so much more. We offer party trays and gift boxes and will ship throughout the
United States, as weather permits.
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Tuscarawas County Convention
and Visitors Bureau
124 East High Avenue,
New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
1-800-527-3387
www.traveltusc.com
www.facebook.com/tuscarawascoCVB
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