Historical Places in Canton, OH

Hall of Fame Village, LLC is the partnership between the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Industrial Realty Group (IRG) to create a mixed-use development locat

The Canton Greek Fest takes place annually the first Thursday, Friday & Saturday in June each year, on the grounds of St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church. T

Religious Organization / Church built in 1961 features 2 Courtyards, a 560 seat capacity Sanctuary, a 96 seat capacity Chapel, 486 seat capacity Fellowsh

Located in the boyhood home of William H. "Boss" Hoover, the HHC preserves and interprets the history and legacy of The Hoover Company and Hoover famil

Spring Hill is a historic home built in the 1820s by Thomas and Charity Rotch, founders of the village of Kendal. It was inhabited by the Wales family unt

Military Aviation Preservation Society is a mostly all volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to educating people about the history of military aviati

Fort Laurens is the site of Ohio's Only Revolutionary War fort. Today, a small museum displays the stories of the soldiers stationed at the fort and the

Founded as a communal group by 19th-century religious dissenters, Zoar has been partially restored as the Zoar Village State Memorial. Other buildings a

The Mabel Hartzell Historical Home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Local Landmark for the City of Alliance, Ohio. It was bui