An edition of Ohio Road Trips
(2006)
Ohio road trips
52 trips--hundreds of fun and unusual getaway ideas in Ohio
2nd ed.
by Neil Zurcher
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Contains descriptions of fifty-two road trips that highlight interesting and unusual places in Ohio, including a museum dedicated to popcorn, an Amish hardware store that sells non-electric appliances, railroads and caves, antique malls, and other attractions, and provides information on places to stay and eat.
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Ohio road trips: 52 trips--hundreds of fun and unusual getaway ideas in Ohio
2009, Gray & Co. Publishers
in English
- 2nd ed.
1598510576 9781598510577
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Ohio Road Trips: 52 Trips--more Than 500 Fun and Unusual Getaway Ideas in Ohio!
April 15, 2006, Gray & Co., Publishers
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in English
1886228957 9781886228955
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Table of Contents
Gateway to Amish country
The heart of Amish country
Where baby Swiss was born
Peanut clusters and trail bologna
A capitol trip
Columbus area : north
Columbus area : south
A tiskett, a taskett ... a heck of a big basket
Ohio drama and history
Full Cleveland
University Circle
Cleveland : west
The Queen's underwear
Rubber City favorites
The original hamburger
First ladies and football
The northeast corner
Where Ashtabula meets Lake Erie
Winery capital of Ohio
Our great-grandparents vacationed here
Lake County highlights
The Amishland of northeast Ohio
Home of the hotdog
Bandits, flea markets, and pottery
Water, ghosts, and sandstone
Canoe capital of Ohio
Home of the big house
Another taste of Amish country
Gateway to the islands
Lake Erie's big island
Caves, wineries, and island adventure
Cedar Point and Sandusky Bay
Sea stories and worm races
Railroads and caves
Toledo area
Where history lives
The president slept here
Caverns and castles
The man in the moon and little sure-shot
Antiquing in the Miami Valley
Dayton aviation
Antique capital of the midwest
Cincinnati
Cincinnati area, north
Ohio's early capitol city
Rural attractions
Really big things
The northwest territory started here
Pottery and glassware
The old west comes to Ohio
The edge of paradise.
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Includes index.
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