Site of one of the most popular
health resorts along Ohio River,
1845-60, seven miles west. Mineral
water from spring widely used for
medicinal purposes. Resort was
easy of access by boat and drew
many out of state guests until
destroyed by . . . — — Map (db m146849) HM
One of the largest and oldest
pin- or swamp-oak trees in the
world. In 1970, when the highway
was relocated, it was about one
hundred and fifty years old; its
trunk circumference was 16.2 feet;
the diameter at breast height was
five feet, and . . . — — Map (db m180443) HM
