Entries Containing All of the Phrases «hocking county» AND «ohio»

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Tessa Sweazy Webb

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1 ► Ohio, Hocking County, Logan — 6-37 — Tessa Sweazy Webb — Founder of Ohio Poetry Day —

On East Hunter Street (Route 93) at North Culver Street and Zanesville Avenue, on the right when traveling west on East Hunter Street.

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2 ► Ohio, Hocking County, Logan — 7-37 — Nils Louis Christian Kachelmacher —

On Falls Street (Ohio Route 93) just south of South Mulberry Street ( Route 93), on the right when traveling south.

3 ► Ohio, Hocking County, Rockbridge — 2-37 — Lock No. 12 The Sheep Pen Lock —

On Dupler Road 0.8 miles east of Mill Road, on the left when traveling east.

4 ► Ohio, Hocking County, South Bloomingville — 3-37 — Salt and Hunting Trails

On Ohio Route 56, on the left when traveling west. Reported missing.

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5 ► Ohio, Shelby County, Fort Loramie, McLean Township — Buckeye Trail History —

On West Main Street at Water Street, on the left when traveling south on West Main Street.

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6 ► Ohio, Vinton County, Zaleski — The Hanging Rock Iron Region

Near Ohio 278. Reported permanently removed.

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7 ► Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Fairgrounds — Geological Cross Section of Ohio —

On East 11th Avenue at Essex Avenue, on the right when traveling north on East 11th Avenue.

8 ► Ohio, Jackson County, Buckeye Furnace — Hanging Rock Region

On Buckeye Park Road (Local Road 167) at Buckeye Road (Local Road 165) on Buckeye Park Road. Reported permanently removed.

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9 ► Ohio, Jackson County, Buckeye Furnace — Hanging Rock Region —

On Buckeye Park Road (County Road 167) just north of Buckeye Road (County Road 165), on the left when traveling north.

10 ► Ohio, Lawrence County, Pedro, Elizabeth Township — Vesuvius Iron Furnace — Historic Underground Railroad Site —

On Ellisonville-Paddle Creek Road at Sugar Creek Ridge-Vesuvius Road, on the right when traveling east on Ellisonville-Paddle Creek Road.

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