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OHIO AMISH COUNTRY

Explore great food, cozy stays and much more.

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HOMESTEAD FURNITURE road Trips: Explore a Guinness World Record-setting assemblage of troll dolls and a hall of fame that celebrates the age-old trade of barbering. Visit a funeral home that pays tribute to the evolution of the mortuary business and a wonderland where neon signs spend their retirement. Take our tour of quirky museums across Ohio. ohiomagazine.com/unusualmuseums

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Ohio history: The Horseshoe at Ohio State University was dedicated on Oct. 21, 1922. Newspaper accounts of the day compared it to the Colosseum in Rome, but it was even bigger — thanks in part to the curved upper deck. The moment marked the rise of Ohio State Football and the construction of new stadiums across the nation. ohiomagazine.com/ohiostadium

In This Issue:

5 Fall Follows

Brighten up your Instagram feed, and get a dose of outdoor inspiration. These photographers share their adventures and perspectives of nature across Ohio and beyond.

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Canton, p. 91 jess wilschek @jwilschek mady stoner @wanderlustinohio matthew kirby @kirbymatt1 nick hoeller @nickhoeller

Charles Mill Lake, p. 68

Circleville, p. 6

Creola, p. 91

Granville, p. 7

Grove City, p. 85

Lebanon, p. 7

Logan, p. 5

Marblehead, p. 94 Marietta, p. 7

Marysville, p. 47

North Kingsville, p. 46 Toledo, p. 45 Zanesville, p. 62, 93

95 VISIT CANTON Sip, stay and play at these Stark County destinations.

101 HAUNTED OHIO check out our newsletters:

Find the right scare experience with these autumn events.

107 DESTINATION SHOPPING Easton Town Center offers shopping, dining and entertainment.

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Correction: In the July/August 2023 issue of Ohio Magazine, we misidenti ed the Louisiana crawsh etou ee dish at Way Down Yonder as shrimp and grits in a photo ID and caption.

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