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SANDUSKY COUNTY<br />
Exit 91 on the 80/90 Ohio Turnpike<br />
sanduskycounty.org<br />
Sandusky County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Visit Our 7,000+ Sq. Ft.<br />
Showroom!<br />
Huge Selection of In-Stock Carpet & Vinyl Remnants<br />
Large Selection of Installation Supplies,<br />
Tile Setting Materials, & Waterproofing Supplies<br />
Armstrong • Stainmaster Carpets • Mannington • Coretec • Somerset<br />
Schluter Systems • Mirage • Milliken • Custom Logo & Entry Mats • Binding Services<br />
218 North Front St., Fremont, OH 43420<br />
419-355-8480 • fremontfloorcovering.com • Fremont Floor Covering<br />
Open Mon.-Wed. & Fri. 9-6, Thurs. 9-8, Sat. 9-3, Closed Sun.<br />
20+ Years in Business • Sandusky County’s Only Stainmaster Showcase Dealer<br />
Locally Owned & Operated by Fremont Natives Randy Frey & Jerry Moses Jr.<br />
In-House Installers • Free Sample Checkout • Warranted Installations<br />
One of Fremont’s premier hospitality centers, The Neeley Center<br />
is available for weddings, corporate events and social/community events.<br />
We offer full service, on-site catering with our preferred and pre-qualified caterers.<br />
For detailed information, visit Terra.edu/NeeleyCenter.html<br />
or call us at 419.559.2115.<br />
Sanduskycounty.org<br />
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Thanks to our sponsors<br />
whose support and encouragement were invaluable<br />
Sandusky County Commissioners<br />
Sco Miller, Kay E. Reiter, Russ Zimmerman<br />
622 Croghan Street, Fremont, OH 43420<br />
419-334-6100 • sandusky-county.com<br />
City of Clyde<br />
Sco Black, Mayor<br />
222 North Main Street<br />
Clyde, OH 43410<br />
419-547-6898 • clydeohio.org<br />
City of Fremont<br />
Daniel Sanchez, Mayor<br />
323 South Front Street<br />
Fremont, OH 43420<br />
419-334-5900 • fremontohio.org<br />
Village of Gibsonburg<br />
Steve Fought, Mayor<br />
526 North Webster Street<br />
Gibsonburg, OH 43431<br />
419-637-2323 • gibsonburgohio.org<br />
Village of Woodville<br />
Richard Harman, Mayor<br />
530 Lime Street<br />
Woodville, OH 43469<br />
419-849-2731 • villageofwoodville.com<br />
The Sandusky County Convenon & Visitors Bureau<br />
712 North Street, Suite 102, Fremont, OH 43420<br />
Execuve Director-Peggy Courtney<br />
Sales and Promoon Specialist-Brenda Havens Markeng Director-David Thornbury<br />
Welcome to Sandusky County<br />
Fremont.................................4<br />
Bellevue...............................14<br />
Clyde....................................18<br />
Smaller Communies............24<br />
Lodging & Hospitality.............26<br />
Gibsonburg...........................28<br />
Woodville............................32<br />
Camping Informaon............35<br />
Fishing Opportunies............36<br />
Bird & Eagle Watching............38<br />
Neighboring Communies.....41<br />
2019 Events Schedule............42<br />
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Fremont originally developed at the site of an historic Wyandot village along the banks of the<br />
Sandusky River. A French trading post was established here in the 1750s. By 1787, the United<br />
States established the Northwest Territory of which this area was included. By the time Ohio<br />
became a state in 1803, this area called Lower Sandusky was defined as Indian Territory.<br />
In the early 1800s as tension built between Great Britain and the United States, the United<br />
States built a fort in this area on the Sandusky River called Fort Sandusky. During the War of<br />
1812, this name was changed to Fort Stephenson. In August 1813, the Battle of Fort<br />
Stephenson was fought at this location. This battle proved to be a major victory for the United<br />
States under the leadership of Major George Croghan. During this battle, Croghan and his<br />
troops held off a British attack with the use of a single cannon called Old Betsy. The cannon still<br />
remains on the site of the battlefield which is where Birchard Public Library is now located.<br />
In 1821, Lower Sandusky was chosen as the County Seat. The name of Lower Sandusky was<br />
changed to Fremont in 1849 in honor of American John C. Fremont, an explorer, politician and<br />
soldier who was instrumental in acquiring California by defeating Mexican forces in the<br />
Mexican-American War.<br />
Photos by<br />
Natural Lance Photography<br />
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Home of<br />
19th President,<br />
Rutherford B. Hayes<br />
Arguably one of the most famous people to call Fremont home was Rutherford B. Hayes, the<br />
19th president of the United States. He was a lawyer who practiced primarily in Cincinnati,<br />
Ohio. When the Civil War began, Hayes joined the military and rose to the rank of major<br />
general. He was eventually elected to Congress and became governor of the State of Ohio<br />
in 1867. In 1873, several years before becoming president, he moved his family to a home in<br />
Fremont called Spiegel Grove. It was here that Hayes and his wife, Lucy, retired to after<br />
serving as president. Both of them passed away at the mansion and are buried on property.<br />
Also on the 25-acre estate is the first presidential library in the nation and a newly renovated<br />
museum housing many of Hayes’ artifacts. The home, museum, library and grounds are<br />
open year-round for locals and visitors alike to enjoy.<br />
Fremont is also known for its vast parks system, the North Coast Inland Trail, many local<br />
dining options and our Historic Sandusky County Jail and dungeon. Each year, the Sandusky<br />
River experiences the white bass and walleye run which brings anglers from all over the<br />
country to Fremont for some of the best fishing around!<br />
Rutherford B. Hayes<br />
Presidential Library & Museums<br />
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Fremont<br />
A Variety of Shades<br />
Home Décor & More Store<br />
1200 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-355-1111<br />
Furniture and gift shop.<br />
Ace Hardware<br />
1108-1110 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio<br />
43420<br />
419-333-0370<br />
Hardware store.<br />
Advantage Ford Lincoln (Ad on page 11)<br />
885 Hagerty Drive, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
advantagefordfremont or 888-928-9430<br />
Car dealership.<br />
A.J.’s Heavenly Pizza<br />
603 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-3543<br />
Pizza shop with delivery.<br />
AM Korner Café<br />
601 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
567-201-2046<br />
Breakfast and lunch eatery.<br />
American Presidents Film & Literary<br />
Festival – October 4 through 6<br />
(Ad on page 11)<br />
americanpresidentsfilmfestival.org or<br />
800-998-7737 extension 217<br />
Film and literary events offered at various venues<br />
throughout Fremont.<br />
Anderson Field<br />
1313 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
Offers baseball fields, a basketball court, playground<br />
equipment and restroom facilities.<br />
Angler’s Supplies (Ad on page 36)<br />
319 Howland Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
anglersfishfremont.com or 419-332-6071<br />
Fish and tackle shop.<br />
Applewood Bistro (Ad on page 11)<br />
1800 East State Street, Suite N, Fremont,<br />
Ohio 43420<br />
crystalarborscatering.com or 419-334-2058<br />
Indoor and outdoor dining option.<br />
Ballville Township Conner Park<br />
2220 Tiffin Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-7830<br />
Has shelter houses, a walking trail, baseball fields,<br />
playground equipment and restroom facilities.<br />
Bamboo Steak House and Sushi<br />
1224 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
567-342-3223<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
BAS Broadcasting Ohio (Ad on page 31)<br />
1281 North River Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
basohio.com or 419-332-8218<br />
Owner of eight radio stations.<br />
Bearly Used Kids Boutique<br />
236 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-9040<br />
Gently used clothing, toys and other children’s items.<br />
Bella Cosa Floral Studio<br />
103 North Stone Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-4116<br />
Floral shop.<br />
Biggs-Kettner Memorial<br />
East Side Park<br />
601 St. Joseph Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
Has a basketball court, playground equipment, a skate<br />
park, restrooms, a soccer field, tennis courts and<br />
shelter houses. Connects to North Coast Inland Trail.<br />
Billy’s Restaurant<br />
413 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-9169<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining.<br />
Birchard Park<br />
1400 Birchard Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
Has a basketball court, a tennis court, shelter houses,<br />
shuffleboard and walking path. Bandstand is home to<br />
the Fremont Concert in the Park Series each summer.<br />
Cameo Pizza<br />
2641 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-333-2222<br />
Pizza eatery with delivery.<br />
Casa Fiesta Fremont<br />
2455 Hayes Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-0811<br />
Lunch and dinner Mexican dining.<br />
Chamber of Commerce of Sandusky<br />
County (Ad on page 12)<br />
215 Croghan Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
scchamber.org or 419-332-1591<br />
Focusing on leadership and information on business,<br />
industry, agriculture, retail and services.<br />
Getting there is half the fun!<br />
Limo & Party Bus Transportation<br />
Weddings • Corporate Travel<br />
Birthdays • Fun Events<br />
Much more<br />
A resort in your<br />
own backyard!<br />
A Pacific Pool provides you with your own waterfront<br />
retreat without the hassles of leaving home!<br />
419-333-0478<br />
limoscenelimo.com<br />
2218 W. State St., Fremont<br />
419-332-4441 • www.pacificpools.com<br />
Everything for Family Dining!<br />
Grille<br />
• Appetizers<br />
• Salads<br />
• Sandwiches<br />
• Soups<br />
• Dinners<br />
• Platters<br />
• Kids Meals<br />
Daily & Nightly Specials<br />
Dine In or Carryout<br />
1103 Napoleon St., Fremont, OH<br />
419-332-9565<br />
Mon.-Sat. 10:30am-11pm • Closed Sundays & Holidays<br />
Making a difference in our<br />
community since 1918.<br />
715 S. Taft Avenue, Fremont | 419-332-7321<br />
promedica.org<br />
© 2018 ProMedica<br />
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Chud’s Grille (Ad on page 6)<br />
1103 Napoleon Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
chuds.com or 419-332-9565<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Coco Beans Candy, Cupcakes<br />
& More LLC<br />
116 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-0420<br />
Candy and sweets retail store.<br />
Color Haven Paint<br />
& Frame Shoppe (Ad on page 10)<br />
105 North Stone Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
colorhaven.net or 419-332-6952<br />
Paint and framing retail store.<br />
The Cookie Lady<br />
2480 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-2423<br />
Cookie and baked goods retail store.<br />
Costume Holiday House<br />
3038 Hayes Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-3236<br />
Costume purchase and rental store.<br />
Countryside Park, Parks<br />
Administrative Office (Ad on page 11)<br />
1970 Countryside Place, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495 or<br />
Ranger Cell Phone: 419-355-7066<br />
The 20-acre park includes a picnic shelter, a gazebo<br />
and a paved walking path.<br />
CR Juices Health Bar & Cafe<br />
1228 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
567-314-0013<br />
Juices, smoothies and other healthy dining options.<br />
Croghan Colonial Bank (Ad on page 11)<br />
323 Croghan Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
croghan.com or 419-332-7301<br />
ATMS:<br />
• 2001 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
• 1315 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
• 910 Sean Drive, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
• 1600 River Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
Dairy Queen East<br />
1401 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-0335<br />
Ice cream and sandwiches.<br />
Dairy Queen West<br />
1312 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-0512<br />
Ice cream and sandwiches.<br />
The Depot Pizza & Tavern (Ad on page 10)<br />
117 North Monroe Street, Fremont, Ohio<br />
43420<br />
facebook.com/depotpizza or 419-332-5510<br />
Lunch, dinner and pizza delivery.<br />
Down Thyme Café (Ad on page 9)<br />
115 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
facebook.com/downthymecafe<br />
or 419-332-4334<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining.<br />
Downtown Fremont, Inc. (Ad on pages 8-9)<br />
315 Garrison Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
downtownfremontohio.org or 419-332-8696<br />
Provides information and events which support the<br />
businesses and services of downtown Fremont.<br />
El Rancho II Mexican Restaurant<br />
2100 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-3475<br />
Lunch and dinner Mexican dining.<br />
Elroy’s Deli Market (Ad on page 9)<br />
105 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
elroysdeli.com or 419-333-8289<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining with Deli shopping.<br />
Fort Ball Pizza Palace<br />
1307 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-7800<br />
Lunch and dinner eat-in dining and pizza/meal delivery.<br />
Fremont Athletic Supply<br />
203 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-8961<br />
Athletic retail store.<br />
Fremont Auto Parts (Ad on page 11)<br />
1044 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
napaonline.com or 419-332-8296<br />
Auto supply retail store.<br />
Fremont Community Recreation<br />
Complex<br />
600 St. Joseph Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-5906<br />
The complex includes an outdoor heated pool, ice<br />
skating rink, exercise programs, indoor walking track,<br />
fitness area and various other activities.<br />
Owners:<br />
Greg & Deb Kohler<br />
Family restaurant serving steaks,<br />
seafood, pasta & sandwiches<br />
Featuring<br />
Prime Rib Dinner Weds.-Sat. evenings<br />
10 Beers on Draft • Carryout Available • Full Bar Service<br />
OPEN<br />
Mon.-Thurs. 11-11 • Fri.-Sat. 11-Midnight<br />
818 Croghan St. Fremont, OH 43420 419-334-9122<br />
Kohler’s 818 Club Restaurant<br />
Sandusky County<br />
Historical Society<br />
514 Birchard Avenue<br />
(Parking in rear - Handicap Accessible)<br />
Fremont, OH 43420<br />
This 1884 Victorian Home features displays of<br />
War of 1812 and Civil War artifacts, memorabilia<br />
of Sandusky County’s rich history.<br />
Open: Wed. 1-4 pm • Mid May-Mid Nov.<br />
Speakers Available • Additional Tours by Appt.<br />
419-332-0303<br />
www.schistoricalsociety.com<br />
Tackle Box 2<br />
Serving the Best Yellow Perch Around!<br />
• Bar & Restaurant<br />
• Boat Launch & Docks<br />
• Full Hookup Campground<br />
419-334-4643<br />
Fremont Rotary Club<br />
Blues, Brews<br />
& Brats<br />
Saturday<br />
August 17<br />
5 - 11 p.m.<br />
In the 200 block of downtown Fremont<br />
fremontrotaryclub.org<br />
Owned &<br />
Operated<br />
by Danny<br />
Stephens<br />
420 Sandusky Ave., Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
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Fremont Community Theatre (Ad on page 13)<br />
1551 Dickinson Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-0695<br />
Enjoy a variety of plays performed by the local theatre.<br />
Fremont Cycle & Fitness<br />
107 North Ohio Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-4481<br />
Bicycle retail and repair store.<br />
Fremont Floor Covering Outlet LTD<br />
(Ad on page 2)<br />
218 North Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
fremontfloorcovering.com or 419-355-8480<br />
Flooring retail store.<br />
Fremont Rotary Club-Blues Brews &<br />
Brats Aug. 17 (Ad on page 7)<br />
fremontrotaryclub.org<br />
Downtown Fremont, 5-11 pm.<br />
Fremont Speedway<br />
901 Rawson Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-307-4241<br />
Sprint Car races are from April through October at the<br />
Sandusky County Fairgrounds.<br />
Fry’s River & Eagle Cruises<br />
(Ad on page 39)<br />
Memory Marina, Dock #3, 2815 North County<br />
Road 198, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-680-4991<br />
River and Eagle cruises on the Sandusky River.<br />
The Garrison Food & Spirits<br />
(Ad on page 9)<br />
209 Garrison Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
the-garrison.net or 419-333-8260<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Golden Dragon Restaurant<br />
226 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-8711<br />
Lunch and dinner Chinese dining.<br />
Grate’s Silver Top<br />
3939 North State Route 53, Fremont, Ohio<br />
43420<br />
419-334-9250<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
The Grund Drug Company<br />
227 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-5585<br />
Pharmacy and gift shop.<br />
Gypsy Soul Jewels<br />
114 North Arch Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-307-6481<br />
Jewelry, handmade items and clothing retail store.<br />
Harvey Oaks Jeweler<br />
134 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-0481<br />
Jewelry store.<br />
The Haunted Hydro (Ad on page 12)<br />
1333 Tiffin Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
thehauntedhydro.com or 419-307-6985<br />
Halloween “fright” park open mainly weekends in late<br />
September and October.<br />
Ice Scream Sprinkles<br />
1031 Tiffin Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-4911<br />
Ice cream stand open throughout the summer.<br />
Ideal Bakery West<br />
1912 ½ Hayes Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-333-0112<br />
Donut shop.<br />
Jimmy G’s Barbeque (Ad on page 12)<br />
1321 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
jgbbq.com or 567-201-2920<br />
Lunch and dinner barbeque dining.<br />
Joseph Wise Fine Clocks<br />
1201 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-4386<br />
Clock sale and repair retail store.<br />
Journey’s Family Amusement Center<br />
1811 Dickinson Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-5322<br />
The huge jungle gym has inflatables, 18-hole miniature<br />
glow golf, arcade room and party rooms with food and<br />
drinks.<br />
The Juice Garden<br />
1039 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
567-280-4332<br />
Juice, smoothies and other raw food lunch and early<br />
evening dining.<br />
Kohler’s 818 Club (Ad on page 7)<br />
818 Croghan Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
facebook.com/kohlers818club or 419-334-9122<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Kuns Northcoast Security (Ad on page 13)<br />
1400 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
northcoastsecurity.com or 419-334-3662<br />
Sells and installs residential alarm systems.<br />
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“Bringing together heartwarming gifts and home decor”<br />
Downtown Fremont<br />
Celebrating 40 YEARS of loyal customers!<br />
Paramount<br />
Cinema<br />
Fremont’s Hometown Theatre<br />
301 S. Front Street<br />
Movie Hotline: 419.332.6321<br />
paramountcinemafremont.com<br />
Digital Cinema & 3D<br />
Matinees Wed., Sat., Sun. & Holidays • Discount Day Every Tuesday<br />
Visit our Backstage Lounge<br />
for food & refreshments<br />
Located at rear entrance<br />
Live Show Venue<br />
with Audio/Video<br />
Recording Studio<br />
precisionguessworkproductions.com<br />
Theater available for rent for your next gathering:<br />
birthday parties, receptions & more!<br />
419-355-8548 // 220 S. Front St. Fremont //<br />
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Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken<br />
(Ad on page 13)<br />
322 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
leesfamousrecipe.com or 419-334-9610<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Limo-Scene Limo, LLC (Ad on page 6 )<br />
1880 Morrison Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
limoscenelimo.com or 419-333-0478<br />
Transportation service.<br />
Mull Covered Bridge (Ad on page 11)<br />
1515 County Road 9, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
One of Northwest Ohio’s remaining covered bridges,<br />
built in 1851, offers photo opportunities and bird<br />
watching.<br />
North Coast Inland Trail (Ad on page 11)<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
A paved hike/bike path running east and west across<br />
the county from Bellevue to Elmore. Fremont Entry:<br />
East Side Biggs-Kettner Park, 601 St. Joseph Street;<br />
Walsh Park, 610 Morrison Street; Rodger Young Park,<br />
1111 Tiffin Street or Mosser Group Park, 1630 Walter<br />
Avenue.<br />
Otto & Urban Flowers<br />
905 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-9275<br />
Floral and gift retail store.<br />
Our Lady of the Pines – Hermitages,<br />
Gift Shop and Retreat Center<br />
(Ad on page 23)<br />
1250 Tiffin Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
pinesretreat.org or 419-332-6522<br />
Gift store.<br />
Simply<br />
Soups, Salads, Sweets & a little bit more<br />
Soups • Paninis • Salads • Desserts<br />
Refreshments • Kids Teenie-Weenie Panini<br />
500 East State Street, Fremont<br />
419-307-1389 • Mon-Fri 10am-4pm<br />
Paramount Cinema (Ad on page 9)<br />
301 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
greateasterntheatres.com or 419-332-6321<br />
A first-run movie theatre that has four screens featuring<br />
state-of-the-art digital cinema and 3-D Projection.<br />
Parkside Park Miniature Golf<br />
1029 Tiffin Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-4846<br />
Offers two 18-hole miniature golf courses that are open<br />
mainly during the summer months.<br />
The Party Starts Here<br />
1320 East State Street, Suite A, Fremont,<br />
Ohio 43420 419-334-3050<br />
Party supply retail store.<br />
Past & Present Emporium<br />
304 North Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
330-317-7032<br />
Collectible retail store.<br />
Peking Restaurant<br />
2101 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-2334<br />
Lunch and dinner Chinese dining.<br />
Plaza Lanes<br />
2641 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-1192<br />
Bowling alley.<br />
Polter’s Berry Farm<br />
2275 County Road 239, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-5890<br />
Farm market.<br />
Prairie Flowers<br />
121 South Fifth Street, Suite D, Fremont,<br />
Ohio 43420 419-334-5561<br />
Floral retail store.<br />
ProMedica Memorial Hospital<br />
(Ad on page 6)<br />
715 South Taft Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
promedica.org or 419-332-7321<br />
Hospital.<br />
Ralph’s Joy of Living<br />
113 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
joyofliving.com or 419-332-1928<br />
Kitchen, gifts and wine retail store.<br />
Richard D. Maier Park<br />
1019 Birchard Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
Has beautiful trees, a gazebo and several benches.<br />
Rileigh’s Closet<br />
118 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-4601<br />
Gently used children’s clothes, toys and other children<br />
items.<br />
River Cliff Park (Ad on page 11)<br />
1329 Tiffin Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
Located on the Sandusky River, adjacent to the Blue<br />
Banks.<br />
Riverfront Marina and Campgrounds<br />
(Ad on page 36)<br />
4257 North State Route 53, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
onthesanduskyriver.com or 419-332-2753<br />
Has a full-service marina (offering access to Sandusky<br />
Bay and Lake Erie), boat launch, campgrounds and<br />
bait/tackle shop.<br />
The Frame Shoppe<br />
at Color Haven Paint<br />
Where People Shop for Color<br />
• Custom Framing • Mang, Glass • Frames<br />
• Local Prints including Rutherford B. Hayes Home<br />
Plus Full Service Paint Store<br />
• Pittsburgh Paints • Wallpaper • Art Supplies & More<br />
105 N. Stone St., Fremont<br />
419-332-6952 www.colorhaven.net<br />
FOR ALL THOSE<br />
MILESTONE EVENTS<br />
ASK FOR IT AT YOUR LOCAL GROCERY STORE<br />
OR STOP IN AT 3721 WEST STATE STREET, FREMONT<br />
Hours: 8am-5pm Mon.-Fri., 8am-1pm Sat.,<br />
Closed Sunday • rootspoultry.com<br />
Pizza And Bar<br />
2008-2015 2008-2015 People’s Choice A<br />
People’s Choice Award<br />
Great Pizza, S<br />
Wings & Mor<br />
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Subs, Wings &<br />
117 N. Monroe S<br />
More!<br />
Fremont, Ohio<br />
Dine Dine In • Carry In • Carry Out O<br />
craft Craft beers Beers • draft • b<br />
Kitchen Draft Phone 419-332<br />
Bar Bottled Phone 419-332-5<br />
117 N. Monroe St., Fremont, OH<br />
Kitchen 419-332-5510 • Bar 419-332-5519<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 10
Fresh. Healthy.<br />
Homemade.<br />
1800 E. State St., Suite N, Fremont, OH<br />
419-355-9789 • 419-334-2058<br />
Offsite catering &<br />
catering in house with<br />
inside seating for 200<br />
Buffets - Plated<br />
Family Style dinners<br />
Applewood<br />
Bistro<br />
Great homemade soups,<br />
sandwiches & salads<br />
Winter Hours Mon.-Fri.<br />
10am-5:30pm<br />
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Fremont Auto Parts<br />
Serving service professionals,<br />
do-it-yourselfers and everyday drivers with<br />
quality parts & supplies<br />
1044 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont<br />
419-332-8296<br />
A<br />
DVANTAG<br />
FORD • LINCOLN<br />
www.advantagefordfremont.com<br />
E<br />
“Where Friends send Friends”<br />
885 Hagerty Drive, Fremont, OH<br />
419-334-9751<br />
Where nature &<br />
history meet<br />
Films. Books. Presidents.<br />
Get your history/political/presidential/<br />
pop culture fix at the second annual<br />
1970 Countryside Place<br />
Fremont, OH 43420<br />
419-334-4495<br />
Oct. 4 - 6, 2019, in Fremont<br />
Details at<br />
americanpresidentsfilmfestival.org<br />
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Robert I. Walsh Park<br />
610 Morrison Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
Has walking trails, playground equipment, shelter<br />
house, restrooms, a fountain and a memorial garden.<br />
Access to North Coast Inland Trail.<br />
Rodger W. Young Park<br />
1111 Tiffin Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
Has six baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, basketball<br />
courts, playground equipment, shelter houses, fourmultipurpose<br />
fields and restrooms.<br />
Root’s Poultry Inc. (Ad on page 10)<br />
3721 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
rootspoultry.com or 419-332-0041<br />
Fresh cut poultry and other grocery items.<br />
Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential<br />
Library & Museums at Spiegel Grove<br />
(Ad on page 52)<br />
Spiegel Grove, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
rbhayes.org or 419-332-2081 or 800-998-7737<br />
31-room home of 19th U.S. President Rutherford B.<br />
Hayes, also including the library, museum and grave.<br />
Sandusky County Economic<br />
Development Corporation (Ad on page 12)<br />
2511 Countryside Drive, Suite C,<br />
Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
sanduskycountyedc.net or 419-332-2882<br />
Business and economic development agency.<br />
The Sandusky County Fair (Ad on page 13)<br />
Sandusky County Fairgrounds,<br />
901 Rawson Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
sanduskycountyfair.com or 419-332-5604<br />
The Fair is open all day and evening August 20 through<br />
25, offering displays, food, rides and entertainment.<br />
Sandusky County Historical<br />
Jail & Dungeon Tours (Ad on page 51)<br />
622 Croghan Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
sanduskycounty.org or 419-332-4470<br />
Offers the Dungeon Descent: A Nighttime Adventure<br />
into the Paranormal and the Sandusky County Historic<br />
Jail Tour.<br />
Sandusky County Historical Society<br />
Museum (Ad on page 7)<br />
514 Birchard Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
schistoricalsociety.com or 419-332-0303<br />
Founded as the Sandusky County Pioneer & Historical<br />
Association, the Society is the caretaker of information<br />
on our historical figures and artifacts.<br />
Sandusky County YMCA<br />
1000 North Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-9622<br />
Includes a walking track, fitness and strength training<br />
centers, indoor heated pool and sauna, indoor tennis,<br />
racquet ball and basketball courts. Various programs<br />
and classes are offered daily.<br />
Scarpetta’s Italian (Ad on page 9)<br />
107 Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
facebook.com/ScarpettasItalian<br />
or 419-333-8293<br />
Italian dinner dining.<br />
Shear Delight Pet Salon<br />
1311 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
567-342-3200<br />
Pet supply retail store.<br />
Simply Soups, Salads & Sweets<br />
(Ad on page 10)<br />
500 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
facebook.com/simplyresturant or 419-307-1389<br />
Lunch dining.<br />
Stotz Music<br />
1219 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-4019<br />
Musical instrument and supply retail store.<br />
The Strand Concert Theater (Ad on page 9)<br />
220 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
facebook.com/thestrandconcerttheater or<br />
419-355-8548<br />
Live music venue.<br />
Swim Rite Pools (Ad on page 6)<br />
2218 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
swimritepools.net or 419-332-4441<br />
Pool and swimming supply retail store.<br />
Sycamore Hills Golf Club<br />
3728 West Hayes Avenue,<br />
Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-5716<br />
Three 9 Hole Courses/Par 35 each<br />
Tackle Box II (Ad on page 7)<br />
420 Sandusky Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
facebook.com/TheTackleBox2<br />
or 419-334-4643<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Agricultural Packs<br />
Featuring Locally<br />
Grown or Produced<br />
Products Make Great<br />
Gifts!<br />
$25<br />
1333 Tiffin St., Fremont, OH<br />
* Seasonal Haunted House<br />
(Weekends end of Sept - Halloween)<br />
* Monthly Group Photo Shoots<br />
(Apr - Sept / Photographers & Models 18 & up)<br />
* Public & Private Ghost Hunts<br />
(Hosted by ORBS Professional Investigation Team)<br />
215 Croghan St., Fremont, OH 43420<br />
419-332-1591<br />
www.scchamber.org<br />
Open M-Th 8:30 - 4:30 and F 8:30 - 4:00<br />
A historic 1911 Hydro Electric Plant<br />
Celebrating our 30th Year<br />
Scaring up FUN in Sandusky County!<br />
Visit HauntedHydro.com<br />
Sandusky County is a growing business hub that is well positioned<br />
for investment, growth and development. Strategically<br />
located in Northwest Ohio, Sandusky County is a prime location<br />
for businesses that are looking to locate/relocate or to expand,<br />
offering companies access to a large pool of talented workforce;<br />
affordable, exible, and attractive real estate options; excess<br />
water and sewer; strategic access via a multi-modal transportation<br />
network; and excellent education options.<br />
Sandusky County Economic Development Corporation|2511 Countryside Drive, Fremont|sanduskycountyedc.net|419.332.2882<br />
Classic BBQ<br />
Gourmet Sandwiches<br />
Catering<br />
1321 W. State St., Fremont<br />
jgbbq.com 567-201-2920<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 12
Terra State Community College<br />
(Ad on page 2)<br />
2830 Napoleon Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
terra.edu or 419-334-8400<br />
College.<br />
Thingamajigs (Ad on page 9)<br />
132 South Front Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-4459<br />
Gift retail store.<br />
Tim’s Bar and Grill<br />
445 North Ohio Avenue, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-208-6004<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
T Jay’s Farm Market<br />
4647 Napoleon Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-265-6434<br />
Farm market.<br />
The UPS Store<br />
1907 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-333-8460<br />
Mailbox, shipping and printing services and retail store.<br />
Valerie’s Wardrobe & Consignment<br />
1210 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-355-1100<br />
Gently used clothing retail store.<br />
Van Ness’s Time Out Sports Bar<br />
2004 Lake Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-7024<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Village Toggery Wedding Express<br />
1036 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-3500<br />
Wedding retail store.<br />
Wang’s Buffet<br />
1114 Oak Harbor Road, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-332-0898<br />
Lunch and dinner Chinese dining.<br />
Wendt Key Team Realty (Ad on page 13)<br />
1403 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
wendtkeyteamrealty.com or 419-333-8326<br />
Realtor.<br />
Wheat Field Market<br />
309 Garrison Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-573-2694<br />
Home décor retail store.<br />
White Birch Gifting and Antiques<br />
402 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-680-6095<br />
Antiques and gift retail store.<br />
Whitey’s Diner<br />
216 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-334-9183<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining.<br />
Wolf Creek Park (Ad on page 11)<br />
2701 South State Route 53, Fremont, Ohio<br />
43420 lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
Located on the Sandusky River, offering picnic<br />
facilities, a boat launch, fishing and primitive camping<br />
from April 15 – November 15.<br />
Fremont<br />
Community<br />
Theatre’s<br />
REMAINING SHOWS OF THE<br />
2018-2019 SEASON<br />
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF<br />
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE<br />
(ABRIDGED)<br />
Directed by Bethany<br />
Wethington Maxey<br />
Jan 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 2019<br />
CABIN FEVER: A TEXAS<br />
TRAGICOMEDY<br />
Directed by Pete Lowry<br />
Mar 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 2019<br />
THE LITTLE MERMAID<br />
Directed by Randy J. Brown<br />
May 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12,<br />
17, 18, 19, 2019<br />
Call 419-332-0695 for Reservations<br />
fremontcommunitytheatre.org<br />
Mark Your Calendars! August 20th-25th<br />
Check out our website at<br />
www.sanduskycountyfair.com<br />
Daily Grandstand Entertainment • Free Grounds Entertainment<br />
Sandusky County<br />
Agricultural Society<br />
712 North St. • Ste. 101<br />
Fremont, OH 43420<br />
For other regular scheduled events held at the fairgrounds check out:<br />
www.fremontohspeedway.com • www.bakerbonnigson.com<br />
Flea Markets held year round, 1st<br />
weekend in December, 2nd weekend<br />
of every month excluding January &<br />
August. Sat. 9am-4pm, Sun. 9am-3pm<br />
Winter Wonderland will be held in<br />
Dec. For more informaon about our<br />
events or the fair please call the office<br />
at 419-332-5604<br />
322 East State St. Fremont<br />
419-334-9610 • Open daily at 10:00<br />
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In 1815, a group of settlers led by a gentleman by the name of Mark Hopkins from Genessee<br />
County, N.Y. founded the city of Bellevue. Back then, the settlement was known as Amsden<br />
Corners, named after Thomas Amsden who later opened a general store and town gathering<br />
place. A large part of their business was done with Indians. The fur of wild animals was their<br />
“currency” and was bartered for store merchandise.<br />
By 1832, the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company was formed by money received from<br />
the state of Ohio. Three years later, a line from Tiffin to Sandusky was run through Amsden<br />
Corners, thus beginning Bellevue’s long railroad history. The village later became the connecting<br />
link between New York and Chicago when the Toledo-Norwalk Railroad ran lines. The Nickel<br />
Plate and the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroads came to town around 1882 followed by the<br />
Pennsylvania Railroad nearly a decade later. With the village becoming a railroad hub, the town<br />
experienced a population increase. All of these systems are now part of Norfolk & Southern<br />
railroad system.<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 14
Home of<br />
Ohio’s Largest<br />
Indoor Play Area!<br />
Jungle Junction<br />
Another must-see in Bellevue is Seneca<br />
Caverns, which is one of the area’s largest<br />
underground caverns and one of America’s<br />
most fascinating geological wonders.<br />
Preserved close to its original natural state,<br />
Seneca Caverns is a unique and<br />
educational adventure which you will always<br />
remember.<br />
junglejunctionplay.com<br />
Historic Lyme Village<br />
In the “The Caviest Cave”, walk and climb<br />
natural stone steps and pathways through<br />
the “The Earth Crack” and view “Ole Mist’ry<br />
River“, the crystal clear flowing stream which<br />
is part of the vast ground-water system<br />
which underlies the surrounding region.<br />
There is gemstone mining, a gift shop and a<br />
picnic area for those who prefer to stay<br />
above ground during their visit.<br />
The village is home to fourteen 19th<br />
Century buildings including log homes,<br />
barns, a one room school, general<br />
store, town hall and the Detterman Log<br />
Church.<br />
lymevillage.com<br />
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Bellevue<br />
Art @106: Bellevue Artist Guild<br />
106 South Sandusky Street, (Ad on page 17)<br />
Bellevue, Ohio 44811 facebook.com/<br />
art@106 or 419-483-3244<br />
Offers the opportunity for area artists to show and sell<br />
art and to offer classes.<br />
Bellevue Ace Hardware<br />
220 West Main Street,<br />
Bellevue, Ohio 44811 419-483-2920<br />
Hardware retail store.<br />
Bellevue Area Tourism<br />
& Visitors Bureau (Ad on page 17)<br />
bellevuetourism.org or 419-684-4030<br />
Website offering information and activities about the<br />
city of Bellevue.<br />
Bellevue Community Center -<br />
Magdalyn Aigler Recreation<br />
Complex<br />
110 Cherry Boulevard, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-5555<br />
Has fitness equipment and programs, roller skating,<br />
a playground, miniature golf, Mil’Lympic outdoor pool<br />
and much more.<br />
Bellevue Society For The Arts<br />
205 Maple Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-484-2787<br />
Offers piano, vocal, guitar and other band instrument<br />
lessons as well as theatrical productions.<br />
Brad’s BBQ<br />
137 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
567-214-4429<br />
Breakfast, lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Branco’s Pizza House<br />
325 East Center Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-9068<br />
Lunch and dinner dining and delivery.<br />
Buckingham Park<br />
Buckingham Drive (Corner of Kinney and<br />
Randall Avenues), Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
Has playground equipment, a basketball hoop and a<br />
baseball field.<br />
Candy Depot<br />
120 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-217-0346<br />
Candy retail store.<br />
Casa Mexicana Restaurant<br />
1120 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
567-998-4711<br />
Lunch and dinner Mexican dining.<br />
Copper Top Bake Shop<br />
114 North Sandusky Street,<br />
Bellevue, Ohio 44811 567-214-4200<br />
Baked goods retail store.<br />
Croghan Colonial Bank (Ad on page 11)<br />
One Union Square, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
croghan.com or 419-419-483-2541<br />
Bank with ATM.<br />
Emielio’s Little Italy Pizzeria<br />
105 Kilbourne Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-3777<br />
Pizza and stromboli for pick-up or delivery.<br />
Fontana’s Italian Eatery<br />
126 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-484-1212<br />
Lunch and dinner Italian dining and delivery.<br />
Forget-Me-Not Flowers & Gifts<br />
203 North Sandusky Street,<br />
Bellevue, Ohio 44811 419-483-5522<br />
Floral and gift retail store.<br />
Gilberts Place<br />
130 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
567-214-4439<br />
Breakfast, lunch and light dinner dining.<br />
Golden Acorn<br />
106 Southwest Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-0363<br />
Gift shop.<br />
Happy Garden Chinese Restaurant<br />
118 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-0306<br />
Lunch and dinner Chinese dining.<br />
Historic Lyme Village (Ad on page 17)<br />
5001 State Route 4, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
lymevillage.com or 419-483-4949<br />
19th Century restored mansion, log homes, school<br />
house and the National Postmark Museum and<br />
Research Center.<br />
Hunter’s Needs (Ad on page 17)<br />
1831 West Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
huntersneeds.net or 419-483-5789<br />
Outdoor clothing and other supply retail store.<br />
Jenny’s Amsden House Restaurant<br />
116 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-5650<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining.<br />
Jungle Junction<br />
110 Cherry Boulevard, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-484-5532<br />
Large indoor playground with over 60 interactive play<br />
features and over 200 feet of slides.<br />
Level Up Games, Movies & More!<br />
121 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
567-266-3615<br />
Game and other activities retail store.<br />
Long Way Home Family Restaurant<br />
250 Castalia Street, Suite F,<br />
Bellevue, Ohio 44811 419-483-1700<br />
Breakfast, lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Mad River & NKP Railroad Museum<br />
(Ad on page 17)<br />
253 Southwest Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
madrivermuseum.org or 419-483-2222<br />
Ohio’s largest railroad museum.<br />
North Coast Inland Trail (Ad on page 11)<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
The paved biking and hiking path runs across the<br />
county with various entry and exit points. Bellevue<br />
Entry: Tea Kauffman Homestead, 2091 County Road<br />
292, Bellevue.<br />
The Pizza Wheel<br />
103 North Buckeye Street,<br />
Bellevue, Ohio 44811 419-483-7452<br />
Pizza and sandwich dinner dining.<br />
Rayz Route 20<br />
106 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-6557<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Robert Peters Athletic Field<br />
400 Greenwood Heights,<br />
Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
Has baseball fields, basketball and tennis courts, a<br />
shelter house and playground equipment.<br />
Russell’s Flowers, Garden Center<br />
& Gifts<br />
9910 State Route 269, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-5957<br />
Floral and gift retail store.<br />
Seneca Caverns (Ad on page 17)<br />
15248 East Township Road 178,<br />
Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
senecacavernsohio.com or 419-483-6711<br />
Natural underground adventures, offering a 1-hour<br />
guided tour as deep as 110 feet below ground.<br />
The Sorrowful Mother Shrine<br />
4106 State Route 269, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-3435<br />
Historic holy site set on 120 acres, offering daily mass,<br />
a cafeteria, a gift shop and more.<br />
Track’s End Restaurant<br />
1112 Castalia Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-8052<br />
Breakfast, lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Twin Lakes Golf Course<br />
and Restaurant<br />
100 Decker Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-2842<br />
9 Holes/Par 36<br />
The Victorian Tudor Inn (Ad on page 23)<br />
408 West Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
victoriantudor.com or 419-483-1949<br />
Bed and breakfast.<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 16
A UNIQUE<br />
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OPEN<br />
RAIN OR<br />
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www.sene<br />
15248 E. Township Rd. 178, Bellevue,OH 44811<br />
Recommended by National Cave Assoc.<br />
HOURS: Summer Daily 9am - 6pm;<br />
Spring/Fall: Sat & Sun 10am - 4pm<br />
www.senecacavernsohio.com<br />
419-483-6711<br />
Registered Natural Landmark<br />
SINCE 1933<br />
Mad River & NKP<br />
Railroad Museum<br />
Ohio’s Largest<br />
Railroad Museum!<br />
Group tours available by appointment<br />
Hours:<br />
12-4 Daily Memorial Day to Labor Day<br />
Weekends only May, Sept., Oct.<br />
253 Southwest St., Bellevue, OH 44811<br />
419-483-2222 • www.madrivermuseum.org<br />
HuntersNeeds.net<br />
Present this coupon for<br />
$1 off admission - Up to 6 visitors<br />
Historic Lyme Village<br />
“Preserving Yesterday for Tomorrow”<br />
Guided Tours of<br />
Wright Mansion<br />
& 16 Historical<br />
Buildings<br />
Open June-August<br />
Wednesday thru Saturday<br />
11:00 am - 5:00 pm<br />
5001 State Route 4 • Bellevue, OH 44811<br />
419-483-4949<br />
www.lymevillage.com<br />
www.lymevilliage.com<br />
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Clyde<br />
clydeohio.org<br />
In the 1700’s, the area of Sandusky County currently known as<br />
Clyde was inhabited by the Wyandot Indian tribe. However, it<br />
wasn’t until 1813 that the first American settlers arrived in the<br />
area, seven years before the county of Sandusky was<br />
established.<br />
By the early 1890’s, the city of Clyde had become home to the<br />
Elmore Manufacturing Company, a producer of veteran and<br />
brass era automobiles and bicycles. In 1909, the company<br />
was taken over by General Motors and was relocated to<br />
Detroit a decade later. Louis Krebs resigned from Elmore<br />
before the takeover and, once the company had moved to the<br />
north, decided to use the vacant facility to open his own<br />
business which later became the Clydesdale Motor Truck<br />
Company. The buildings, which were owned by Clyde<br />
Porcelain Steel, burned down in 1945. After that, the Whirlpool<br />
Corporation purchased Clyde Porcelain Steel and, in 1952,<br />
began producing washing machines. Currently, this plant is<br />
the largest producer of washing machines in the world and<br />
produces both top and front-load washers.<br />
Whirlpool Clyde<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 18
General James Birdseye McPherson,<br />
The highest-ranking senior officer killed in the Civil War.<br />
Boyhood Home of<br />
James B. McPherson<br />
Clyde is also well known as the home<br />
of General James Birdseye McPherson, the<br />
highest-ranking senior officer killed in the Civil War.<br />
His childhood home, located on the corner of Maple<br />
Street and McPherson Highway, is open for tours by appointment.<br />
The Clyde Museum, a jewel of history and wealth of information, has<br />
an extensive collection on Sherwood Anderson, an author who wrote<br />
the short story collection “Winesburg, Ohio” in 1919. These stories<br />
are loosely based on his years of growing up in Clyde. While<br />
traveling around Clyde, it is evident that the city has embraced the<br />
Winesburg theme!<br />
Home of<br />
Sherwood<br />
Anderson<br />
1876-1941<br />
clydemuseum.org<br />
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Clyde<br />
Antiques In Clyde<br />
109 West Buckeye Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-618-8876<br />
Antique Store.<br />
Big D’s Pizza<br />
808 North Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-1444<br />
Lunch and dinner pizza and sub/sandwich dining with<br />
delivery.<br />
Blue Collar Bistro<br />
508 North Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-1313<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Buckeye Fire and Grill<br />
972 South County Road 278,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410 419-603-7520<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
The Buckeye Restaurant & Suites<br />
(Ad on page 20)<br />
203 West Buckeye Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
BuckeyeRestaurant.com or 419-765-0400<br />
Coffee shop, lunch and dinner dining with guest suite<br />
rentals.<br />
The Calico Cat (Ad on page 21)<br />
115 South Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
facebook.com/pages/The-Calico-Cat or 419-<br />
547-2701<br />
Antique and collectible retail store.<br />
Clyde Ace Hardware<br />
147 Anderson Avenue, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-2920<br />
Hardware store.<br />
Clyde Aquatic Center<br />
330 Fair Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
(West end of park) 419-547-9985<br />
Has an outdoor swimming pool with slides, diving<br />
board and a concession stand.<br />
Clyde Business and Professional<br />
Association (Ad on page 21)<br />
clydebpa.org<br />
Provides information and events which develop retail,<br />
service and professional businesses.<br />
Clyde Community Park<br />
246 South Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-8455<br />
Has playground equipment, baseball fields, volleyball<br />
and tennis courts, a walking path, shelter houses,<br />
fishing and restrooms.<br />
Clyde Dog Park<br />
233 South Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-8455<br />
Has a large open space and includes a doggy water<br />
fountain and benches.<br />
Clyde Historical Museum (Ad on page 21)<br />
124 West Buckeye Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
clydemuseum.org or 419-547-7946<br />
Changing exhibits and unique collections including<br />
Clyde Porcelain Steel (Whirlpool), Elmore Car Company<br />
and the life of author Sherwood Anderson.<br />
Clydescope Economic Development<br />
Corporation (Ad on page 22)<br />
222 North Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
clydescope.org or 419-547-6989<br />
Economic Development Agency for the city of Clyde.<br />
Cosi Bella Boutique (Ad on page 21)<br />
121 South Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-1937<br />
Home decor, gift items, ladies, baby and children’s<br />
clothing boutique.<br />
Croghan Colonial Bank (Ad on page 11)<br />
100 North Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
croghan.com or 419-547-9525<br />
Bank with ATM.<br />
Doebel’s Flowers<br />
401 West McPherson Highway,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410 419-547-9538<br />
Floral and gift retail store.<br />
Drown’s Farm Market<br />
2562 County Road 185, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-639-3789<br />
Farm Market.<br />
El Habanero Mexican Restaurant<br />
1070 West McPherson Highway,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410 419-547-0573<br />
Lunch and dinner Mexican dining.<br />
The Erlin Trader<br />
701 North Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-0441<br />
Antique Store.<br />
Eshleman Fruit Farm (Ad on page 22)<br />
753 East Maple Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
eshlemanfarms.com or 419-547-9584<br />
Farm Market.<br />
Fontana’s Italian Eatery<br />
105 West Buckeye Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-0191<br />
Italian dinner dining.<br />
General James B. McPherson Home<br />
& Monument (Ad on page 21)<br />
300 McPherson Highway, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
clydemuseum.org or 419-547-7946<br />
Built in 1833, Civil War General McPherson’s family<br />
home is listed on the National Register of Historic<br />
Places.<br />
Green Hills Golf Course (Ad on page 20)<br />
1959 South Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
greenhillsgolf.com or 419-547-7947<br />
18 Holes/Par 71 and 9 Holes Executive/Par 27<br />
Gus Wolf Park<br />
West Maple Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
Has a tennis court, a basketball hoop, playground<br />
equipment and large open grassy areas along<br />
Raccoon Creek. The Lions Club Skate Park is located<br />
here. Parking is available at the Vine Street entrance.<br />
Hall’s Wine-R-We & Country Market<br />
(Ad on page 21)<br />
1430 West McPherson Highway, Clyde, Ohio<br />
43410<br />
facebook.com/Halls-Wine-R-We-and-Country-Market<br />
or 419-547-4255<br />
Country market with wine and beer selections and a<br />
small menu with appetizers, sandwiches, wraps and<br />
pizzas.<br />
Hendricks Park<br />
South Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
The park is at the base of the reservoir. It has tennis<br />
courts and play equipment.<br />
Save Time & Money • Book Online!<br />
• No booking fee<br />
• Credit Card to hold tee time<br />
• Pay at course<br />
Visit our websites<br />
greenhillsgolf.com<br />
woussickett.com<br />
Coming Summer<br />
2019<br />
1959 S. Main St., Clyde, OH<br />
419-547-7947<br />
6311 Mason Rd., Sandusky, OH<br />
419-359-1141<br />
203 W. Buckeye, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
www.BuckeyeRestaurant.com<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 20
Explore Historic Clyde<br />
2019 Events<br />
Clyde-bpa.org<br />
Clyde EXPO - April 6, 2019, 9 am – 1 pm, Harvest Temple<br />
Downtown Spring Walk - May 4, 2019, 10 am – 2 pm, Main Street Clyde<br />
Downtown Markets - 4 pm – 8 pm<br />
June 13, 2019 Market and Pet contest • July 11, 2019 Market and<br />
Food Truck Fesval • August 8, 2019, Market and Car Show<br />
Community Garage Sales - July 26, 27 and 28, 2019<br />
Downtown Fall Walk - Oct. 12, 2019, 10 am – 2 pm, Main Street Clyde<br />
Winesburg Christmas - November 15, 16, 17, 2019<br />
Hall’s Wine-R-We<br />
700 Wines •400 Craft Beers • 24 Craft Beer Taps • Light Menu<br />
Ultimate Bloody Mary Friday-Sunday<br />
1430 W. McPherson Hwy., Clyde • 419-547-4255<br />
Main Street Café<br />
Located in the quaint old dime store<br />
building in downtown Clyde<br />
Homemade soups, daily<br />
specials, a wide variety<br />
of sandwiches, salads,<br />
specialty coee drinks,<br />
homemade baked goods,<br />
ice cream and more.<br />
115 South Main Street, Clyde • 419-765-9146<br />
LEAFY OAKS CAMPGROUND<br />
Overnight, Weekly,<br />
Monthly & Seasonal Camping<br />
May-Mid October<br />
RV & Tent, Cabin Rentals • 20-30-50 Amp<br />
Full Hook-Up with Grassy or Stoned Pull-Thrus<br />
Swimming Pond • Fishing Pond • Hiking Trails<br />
WiFi • Planned Activities • HUGE Licensed Store<br />
Buy 1 Night, Get the 2nd ½ OFF<br />
*Not valid on Holiday Weekends*<br />
419-639-2887 • www.leafyoaks.com<br />
6955 N. State Rt. 101 Clyde, OH 43410<br />
(GPS may be incorrect, use website for directions)<br />
Antiques &<br />
Collectibles<br />
In the old dime store<br />
Celebrating 11 years<br />
Tues., Weds., Fri. 10-3, Thurs. 3-7<br />
115 S. Main Street, P.O. Box 25,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410 • 419-547-2701<br />
<br />
Handmade, one-of-a-kind collections<br />
for him, her, and children, in addition<br />
to plenty of beautiful decor and gift<br />
items to make a house feel like home.<br />
121 S. Main, Clyde<br />
419-547-1937<br />
Wed-Thurs 10-5, Fri 12-5, Sat 10-2<br />
Visit Historic Clyde!<br />
Check out our<br />
website for<br />
museum events &<br />
online gift shop!<br />
Reg. Hours: Thurs. 1pm-5pm<br />
Saturdays 10am-1pm<br />
Close late Nov. to Feb.<br />
Home of General James B. McPherson<br />
Clyde Museum - McPherson House.<br />
Museum located at 124 W. Buckeye St.<br />
419-547-7946<br />
Clydesdale &<br />
Model T Fire Trucks<br />
Elmore Car & much<br />
more!<br />
Books • Postcards<br />
• Souvenirs<br />
• Cat’s Meow<br />
www.clydemuseum.org<br />
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Leafy Oaks Campground (Ad on page 21)<br />
6955 North 101, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
leafyoaks.com or 419-639-2887<br />
Campground with a swimming pond, walking trails<br />
and various other facilities and activities.<br />
Legends Sports Pub & Grille<br />
1068 West McPherson Highway,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-7676<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Main Street Café (Ad on page 21)<br />
115 South Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
facebook.com/MainStreetCafeClyde<br />
or 419-765-9146<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining.<br />
MyGa KIDS Company (Ad on page 21)<br />
128 South Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
facebook.com/MyGaKIDSCo or 888-747-6942<br />
Child’s clothing store.<br />
North Coast Inland Trail (Ad on page 11)<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
The paved biking and hiking path runs across the<br />
county with various entry and exit points. Clyde<br />
Entry: 222 Main Street (Maple Street Intersection) in<br />
Downtown Clyde.<br />
Paden Park<br />
Mulberry Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
The park is on Mulberry Street near South Street. It<br />
offers an open grassy area.<br />
Pam & Al’s Route 20 Diner<br />
222 West McPherson Highway, Clyde, Ohio<br />
43410<br />
419-547-9947<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining.<br />
Pizza House<br />
120 West McPherson Highway,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-8375<br />
Pizza and Italian restaurant.<br />
Primitive Friends<br />
624 Duane Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-680-3181<br />
Antique Store.<br />
The Rookie’s Den<br />
112 South Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-7626<br />
Sports card store.<br />
Ski Lodge Winery<br />
505 North Main Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
844-819-7491<br />
Winery.<br />
Sleepy Hollow Golf Course<br />
6029 East State Route 101,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-0770<br />
18 Holes/Par 71<br />
Thaddeus Hurd Park<br />
Cherry Street, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
Has basketball courts and playground equipment,<br />
parking on East Cherry Street and a walking entrance<br />
from East Forest Street.<br />
Twistee Treat Ice Cream<br />
320 West McPherson Highway,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-6996<br />
Ice cream stand.<br />
The Woods at the Luscombe Farm<br />
(Ad on page 11)<br />
2341 County Road 213, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
Donated by John Luscombe and Ann (Luscombe)<br />
Stine, the park includes a 1 mile loop trail where<br />
visitors can look for migrating birds. Programs include<br />
hikes as well as maple sugaring demonstrations.<br />
York Carpet Outlet LLC (Ad on page 22)<br />
2335 East McPherson Highway,<br />
Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
facebook.com/York-Carpet-Outlet-LLC<br />
or 419-483-4200<br />
Carpet retail store.<br />
York Carpet<br />
Outlet<br />
For all your ooring needs:<br />
Vinyl • Hardwood<br />
Luxury Vinyl Tile • Laminate<br />
Carpet • VCT<br />
Open Mon. - Fri. 9am - 5pm; Sat. 9am - Noon<br />
2335 St. Rt. 20, Clyde, OH • 419-483-4200<br />
Eshleman<br />
Fruit Farm<br />
• Already picked or pick your own for family fun<br />
• Cherries - Peaches - Apples<br />
• Many other items available<br />
753 East Maple, Clyde • 419-547-9584<br />
eshlemanfarms.com<br />
eshlemanfarms@gmail.com<br />
Facilitang business growth & retenon in Clyde.<br />
Bill Brown - Clydescope director • 419-547-6989<br />
clydescope@clydeohio.org<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 22
“4.7 rating 4.8 “Excellent” out of 5, from<br />
over rating 260 on reviews Google on<br />
bedandbreakfast.com”<br />
Reviews<br />
victoriantudor.com<br />
A sponsored ministry of the<br />
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas<br />
1250 Tiffin Street,<br />
Fremont, OH<br />
419-332-6522<br />
Our Lady of the Pines Retreat Center<br />
is the perfect place for you or your group to<br />
have a peaceful, spiritual experience. With<br />
conference spaces, private bedrooms, a chapel,<br />
hermitages and 68 acres of grounds, we are the<br />
perfect retreat desnaon. Visit our gi shop<br />
for your religious gis and retreat aids.<br />
The Award Winning<br />
The Award Winning<br />
The Victorian The Victorian Tudor Inn, Tudor<br />
LLCI<br />
408 W. MAIN ST. • BELLEVUE, OH • 4<br />
• All private bath<br />
some with jacuz<br />
• Free wifi & flat s<br />
All private bathrooms, some with jacuzzis<br />
Free wifi & flat screen TV’s with 200 channels<br />
Made to order breakfast<br />
408 W. Main St.<br />
TV’s with 200 c<br />
Bellevue, • Made to order OH<br />
419-483-1949<br />
breakfast.<br />
A member of Unique Lodging of Ohio from the OHIO HOTEL & LODGING ASSOCIATION<br />
Named one of the “Top 10” Bed & Breakfasts in the State of Ohio, 2016 by Americasbestonline.com<br />
®<br />
419-355-9300<br />
840 Sean Drive<br />
Fremont, OH<br />
Buses Welcome!<br />
• Indoor Pool & Hot Tub<br />
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast<br />
• FREE High Speed Internet Access<br />
• Kitchenette/Jacuzzi Suites<br />
• In-Room Coffee Pot/Hair Dryer/Iron/Safe<br />
www.choicehotels.com/ohio/fremont/comfort-inn-hotels/oh224<br />
Stay in Comfort!<br />
For more informaon, visit<br />
www.pinesretreat.org or email olprc@pinesretreat.org.<br />
Newly Remodeled.<br />
Big Savings!<br />
1-800-325-2525 ONLY MINUTES<br />
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3701 N. SR 53<br />
Fremont, Ohio<br />
I-90 Exit 91<br />
1-800-325-2525<br />
419-334-9551<br />
Enjoy a clean, comfortable and<br />
affordable Red Roof stay.<br />
• Large, flat-screen TVs • Free Wi-Fi • Indoor pool • Coin laundry<br />
• Meeting facilities • Free continental breakfast • Free parking<br />
• Free expanded cable • Fitness facility on-site • Microwave,<br />
in-room coffee and mini-fridge in select rooms<br />
• Kids and pets stay free<br />
Red Roof Clyde – #578<br />
1363 West McPherson Hwy. • Clyde, OH 43410<br />
phone: 419.547.6660 • www.redroofclyde.com<br />
For reservations visit redroof.com<br />
or call 800.RED.ROOF (800.733.7663)<br />
Indoor Pool, Spa & Fitness Room<br />
Meeting & Banquet Facility<br />
Free High Speed WiFi, Cable TV<br />
Corporate Lodging Accepted<br />
Free Hot Breakfast<br />
In room Microwaves & Refrigerators<br />
www.FremontDaysInn.com<br />
RESERVATION PROPERTY #5880<br />
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Smaller<br />
Communities<br />
Chateau Tebeau Winery<br />
Helena, Ohio<br />
Bob and Mary Tebeau would like to invite you<br />
to experience Chateau Tebeau Vineyard and<br />
Winery. With French varietal, American, hybrid<br />
and fruit wines as well as craft beers, we have<br />
something for everyone. Dine from our food<br />
menu which includes: cheese plates, sandwiches,<br />
salads, cheesecakes and more! We<br />
feature live entertainment on the weekends.<br />
Visit our website or like us on facebook.<br />
Wine makes everthing better. www.chateautebeauwinery.com<br />
Chateau Tebeau Winery 525 State Route 635 Helena, OH 419-638-5411<br />
Photo by Amber Reidmaier Fisher<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 24<br />
Green Springs - Green Springs, located on the southern<br />
border of Sandusky County and partially in Seneca County,<br />
was originally occupied by the Seneca Indians. During<br />
the 1830’s, the Indians were forced to leave their land and<br />
relocate to reservations in the West. By 1831, a gentleman<br />
by the name of Jacob Stem bought the land from the<br />
government and founded the village of Stemtown. He also<br />
obtained a sulpher spring located in the area which is known<br />
as the largest mineral springs in the world! The name of<br />
Stemtown was later changed to Green Springs, named for<br />
the color of the water that owed in the spring. Eden Springs<br />
Nursing and Rehabilitation is now located there.<br />
Helena - The rst settler to the village of Helena was a<br />
gentleman by the name of Joseph Gain. In 1832, he laid out<br />
the rst lots in the town then known as Elkhorn.<br />
As more settlers moved to the area, a need for housing<br />
arose. Josiah Fairbanks took up the charge and built 19<br />
houses, a grain elevator and a brick school house. In<br />
1885, the name of the town was changed to Helena after<br />
the youngest daughter of Joseph Garn, Helena Thompson.<br />
Garn had the rst oil well in the town dug on his property.<br />
Many more oil wells followed and by 1909, there were more<br />
than 4,200 wells operating in the area. Although that number<br />
sounds impressive, production was less than a barrel a day<br />
and the oil industry dried up.<br />
When driving through Helena today, a must-see stop is<br />
Chateau Tebeau Vineyard and Winery on State Route 635.<br />
Nestled in a country setting, this beautiful winery features<br />
wines produced from grapes grown on the property.<br />
Lindsey - More than 30 years after Sandusky County was<br />
established, a small town in the northern part of the county<br />
was settled. The village of Lindsey, originally known as<br />
Washington, was platted in 1853. The community is largely<br />
rural with farms surrounding it.<br />
One such 190-acre farm was originally purchased in 1852<br />
by Philip Overmyer. He and his wife, Margaret, built a house<br />
a decade later followed by some barns. The farm stayed in<br />
the family until it was acquired by the Sandusky County Park<br />
District with the help of the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund<br />
Grant and a donation from the Roush family in 2002. At that<br />
time, it belonged to Frances and Robert Roush.<br />
Currently, the farm is listed in the National Register of<br />
Historic Places. The property of Creek Bend Farm now<br />
houses the Wilson Nature Center, which was built in 2014.<br />
With the acquisition of additional property, the farm now<br />
encompasses 310 acres. On site, visitors will nd a Window<br />
to Wildlife, a library, educational classrooms and three miles<br />
of hiking trails. Two miles of Muddy Creek runs through the<br />
property as well. 150 acres of oodplain exist there in which<br />
bird enthusiasts can nd migrating warblers, water birds and<br />
bald eagles. The farm also contains various examples of<br />
both historical and modern farming practices.
Attraction Locations<br />
Burgoon<br />
Brubaker’s Acres Family Farm Market<br />
2280 State Route 12, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
419-986-6391<br />
Farm Market.<br />
Green Springs<br />
Croghan Colonial Bank (Ad on page 11)<br />
200 North Broadway, Green Springs, Ohio 44836<br />
croghan.com or 419-639-2323<br />
Bank and ATM.<br />
Kuny’s Fruit Farm & Market<br />
4252 County Road 177, Green Springs, Ohio 44836<br />
419-547-7373<br />
Farm Market.<br />
Papa Jimmies BBQ, Pizza & More<br />
121 South Broadway Street, Green Springs, Ohio 44836<br />
419-639-3700<br />
Lunch and dinner dining and delivery.<br />
R-Bar-D Stables Tack & Village Store LLC<br />
124 South Broadway Street, Green Springs, Ohio 44836<br />
419-639-3106<br />
Sporting goods retail store.<br />
Stemtown Historical Society & Museum<br />
114 East Morgan Street, Green Springs, Ohio 44836<br />
419-639-2968<br />
Founded to preserve the heritage of Green Springs through photos and memorabilia.<br />
Helena<br />
Chateau Tebeau Winery (Ad on page 24)<br />
525 State Route 635, Helena, Ohio 43435<br />
chateautebeauwinery.com or 419-638-5411<br />
Winery with dining options.<br />
The Summer Kitchen Interiors<br />
4702 West US Highway 6, Helena, Ohio 43435<br />
419-638-4205<br />
Gift and Interior retail store.<br />
Lindsey<br />
Creek Bend Farm & Wilson Nature Center (Ad on page 11)<br />
720 South Main Street, Lindsey, Ohio 43442<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
The Wilson Nature Center, located on a 1930 - 1950’s era farm, offers a window on<br />
wildlife, nature displays, a library and walking trails .<br />
Lindsey’s Village Kitchen<br />
222 South Main Street, Lindsey, Ohio 43442<br />
419-665-2442<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining.<br />
North Coast Inland Trail (Ad on page 11)<br />
Wendelle Miller Park, 240 South Main Street<br />
(State Route 590), Lindsey<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
The paved biking and hiking path runs across the<br />
county with various entry and exit points.<br />
Lindsey Entry: Wendelle Miller Park<br />
240 South Main, (State Route 590), Lindsey<br />
Wendelle Miller Park<br />
240 South Main Street, Lindsey, Ohio 43442<br />
Has shelter houses, play area and provides<br />
access to the North Coast Inland Trail.<br />
Vickery<br />
Blue Heron Reserve (Ad on page 11)<br />
2134 County Road 260, Vickery, Ohio 43464<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
Enjoy cross country skiing, hiking or bird<br />
watching along the boardwalk trail.<br />
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LODGING<br />
Fremont Area<br />
Bartlett’s Old Orchard Motel<br />
2438 West State Street, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-332-4307 | 800-272-6844<br />
oldorchardmotelohio.com<br />
Comfort Inn & Suites<br />
840 Sean Drive, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-355-9300 | 800-4-choice | choicehotels.com<br />
Days Inn<br />
3701 North State Route 53, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-334-9551 | 800-325-2525 | fremontdaysinn.com<br />
Deluxe Inn<br />
520 East County Road 89, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-332-6489<br />
Double A Motel<br />
919 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-332-6457 | doublamotel.com<br />
Great Lakes Motel<br />
1737 East State Street, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-307-7970 | greatlakesfremontohio.com<br />
Hampton Inn & Suites<br />
540 East County Road 89, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-332-7650 | hamptoninn3.hilton.com<br />
Holiday Inn Express<br />
1501 Hospitality Court, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-332-7700 | hiexpress.com<br />
Our Lady of the Pines – Hermitages<br />
1250 Tifn Street, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-332-6522 | pinesretreat.org<br />
Our Lady of the Pines – Retreat Center<br />
1250 Tifn Street, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-332-6522 | pinesretreat.org<br />
Quality Inn & Conference Center<br />
3422 State Route 53, Fremont, Ohio<br />
419-332-0601 | choicehotels.com<br />
Clyde Area<br />
Plaza Motel<br />
500 East McPherson Highway, Clyde, Ohio<br />
419-547-6514 | plazamotelclyde.com<br />
Red Roof Inn<br />
1363 West McPherson Highway, Clyde, Ohio<br />
419-547-6660 | 800-733-7663 | redroofclyde.com<br />
Winesburg Motel<br />
214 East McPherson Highway, Clyde, Ohio<br />
419-547-0531<br />
Bellevue Area<br />
Dancing Fox Cabin<br />
1751 County Road 308, Bellevue, Ohio<br />
419-602-1009 | dancingfoxcabin.com<br />
Harpster-Davenport Guest House<br />
1751 County Road 308, Bellevue, Ohio<br />
419-602-1009 | ourguesthouse.net<br />
The Victorian Tudor Inn<br />
408 West Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio<br />
419-483-1949 | victoriantudor.com<br />
Rooms<br />
21<br />
64<br />
105<br />
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4<br />
Handicap Access<br />
Cont. Breakfast<br />
Hot Breakfast<br />
Indoor Pool<br />
Outdoor Pool<br />
Fitness<br />
Meeting Space<br />
Buses Welcome<br />
Pet Friendly
Welcome<br />
to Sandusky County!<br />
540 E. County Rd. 89<br />
Fremont, OH 43420<br />
419-332-7650<br />
• Wireless Internet<br />
• Meeting Room<br />
• Fitness Room<br />
• Business Center<br />
• Pool<br />
• Complimentary Breakfast Daily<br />
(for registered guests)<br />
1501 Hospitality Court<br />
Fremont, OH 43420<br />
419-332-7700<br />
• Wired and Wireless Internet<br />
• Fitness Room<br />
• Business Center<br />
• Pool<br />
• Complimentary Breakfast Daily<br />
(for registered guests)<br />
3422 State Route 53<br />
Fremont, OH 43420<br />
419-332-0601<br />
• Wireless Internet<br />
• Fitness Room<br />
• Business Center<br />
• Complimentary Breakfast Daily<br />
(for registered guests)<br />
Come on inn<br />
and stay for a while!<br />
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Gibsonburg<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 28
Gibsonburg Then and Now...<br />
SCUBA DIVING<br />
AT WHITE STAR QUARRY<br />
Diving at White Star Quarry is considered to be<br />
the best inland diving that Northern Ohio has to<br />
offer and has on-site dive concessions including<br />
air fills and enriched air nitrox fills during regular<br />
hours.<br />
White Star Quarry is a 15-acre man made lake<br />
with an average depth of 40’ with the center of<br />
the quarry approaching 50‘. There are two<br />
“holes,” one near the wall close to the main<br />
diving entrance and the other at the bottom of a<br />
stone crusher that are 60’ and 80’ respectively.<br />
White Star Quarry, within the boundaries of White<br />
Star Park in Sandusky County, Ohio, is an 800-<br />
acre park located near Gibsonburg, Ohio. The<br />
park is regularly patrolled by Park Rangers who<br />
assure that divers have properly filled out their<br />
paperwork and to enforce the park rules.<br />
For more information visit:<br />
lovemyparks.org or whitestarquarry.com<br />
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Gibsonburg<br />
Central Park<br />
West Yeasting Street,<br />
Gibsonburg, Ohio 43431<br />
Has a baseball/T-Ball eld, shelter house, basketball<br />
court, playground equipment, concession stand and<br />
skateboard area.<br />
Country Cupboard<br />
120 West Madison Street,<br />
Gibsonburg, Ohio 43431<br />
419-637-3224<br />
Gift retail store.<br />
Haslinger Orchards<br />
7404 US Highway 6, Gibsonburg, Ohio 43431<br />
419-288-2567<br />
Farm Market.<br />
Hungry Bear Diner & Ice Cream<br />
948 South Main Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-637-7300<br />
Breakfast and lunch dining.<br />
Ideal Bakery<br />
101 West Madison Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-637-2639<br />
Donut and other baked goods retail shop.<br />
Kate & Al’s Bar & Grill<br />
105 South Main Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-637-7326<br />
Breakfast, lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Madison Street Tavern<br />
124 West Madison Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-637-2788<br />
Breakfast, lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Northcoast Veterans Museum<br />
411 North Main Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-332-5912<br />
Display of military history of the north coast area<br />
including reference library, military memorabilia and<br />
artifacts.<br />
Ole Zim’s Wagon Shed<br />
1375 North State Route 590, Gibsonburg,<br />
Ohio 43431<br />
419-665-2577<br />
Sunday lunch dining.<br />
Oogie’s Country Pizza<br />
143 West Main Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-637-7535<br />
Lunch and dinner dining and delivery.<br />
Pisanello’s Pizza<br />
107 West Madison Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-637-2107<br />
Pizza and other items dinner pick-up and delivery<br />
Ringneck Ridge Wildlife Area<br />
(Ad on page 11)<br />
1818 County Road 74,<br />
Gibsonburg, Ohio 43431<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
Previously a private hunt club, this area is now open<br />
to the public year-round for hiking or hunting (by<br />
permit only).<br />
Rollersville Tavern<br />
110 County Road 26, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-880-5010<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Silverock Park<br />
Township Road 42, Gibsonburg, Ohio 43431<br />
Allows shing and boating and has a boat dock and<br />
launch, picnic area, walking trail and a winter sled run.<br />
Swais Flowers<br />
210 North Main Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-575-4035<br />
Floral retail store.<br />
Veh & Son Furniture<br />
132 West Madison Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 419-637-7292<br />
Furniture store.<br />
White Star Park and Campground<br />
(Ad on page 11)<br />
910 South Main Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431 lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
Has a 15-acre quarry for seasonal swimming, scuba<br />
diving, shing and a boat launch, along with campground,<br />
picnic facilities, historic log cabins and many<br />
nature trails.<br />
Williams Park<br />
411 North Main Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio<br />
43431<br />
Home to the new 9/11-Public Safety Service Memorial<br />
featuring a piece of the antenna of the World Trade<br />
Center North Tower, Northcoast Veterans Museum<br />
and Remembrance Wall, “Sculpture in the Village”,<br />
elds, shelter houses, walking paths picnic area with<br />
grills.<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 30
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Woodville<br />
The village of Woodville was originally mapped out in 1836. It was named after New York<br />
native Amos Wood, a U.S. Representative who moved to Sandusky County in 1833.<br />
Woodville was the halfway point on the Western Reserve and Maumee Turnpike.<br />
Back then, the turnpike was commonly called “Old Mud Pike” due to the<br />
profuse mud often encountered on the road. This was the first<br />
established permanent route across the Black Swamp,<br />
which is what this area was know as. Present<br />
day Route 20, formerly the old toll road, stretched from<br />
Lower Sandusky (now known as Fremont) to Perrysburg.<br />
A mile marker for this route from the 1800’s still remains on Main<br />
Street in front of the local pharmacy in downtown Woodville.<br />
On the south side of the highway lies Trailmarker Park. Because this stretch of the<br />
Portage River was a shallow point, the Native Americans routinely crossed the river at<br />
this section. In fact, the Native Americans marked the crossing by bending the branch<br />
of a tree that stretched over the west bank of the river. The tree trunk remained on the<br />
banks of the river until recently.<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 32
Woodville is known as the “Limestone Capital of<br />
the World”. Limestone is the leading export of<br />
the village. Martin Marietta, the only limestone<br />
plant remaining there today, still actively<br />
produces limestone. In fact, it ranks in the Top<br />
10 among lime quarries in the United States.<br />
Several famous people came from Woodville.<br />
Woodmore High School graduate Jon Giesler<br />
was an All Pro football player at the University of<br />
Michigan and the Miami Dolphins. Another<br />
Woodmore graduate, Col. Tom Henricks, was a<br />
four-time NASA astronaut. The newest addition<br />
to the Sandusky County Historic Barn Trail is<br />
dedicated to Col. Henricks and is painted with<br />
his photo and a space shuttle.<br />
The Woodville Historical Museum is a must-see<br />
for anyone wishing to learn more of the rich<br />
history of this village. It is located on Main<br />
Street along with specialty shops, the local<br />
grocery store and home-town cooking at<br />
several family-owned restaurants.<br />
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Photo by<br />
Maggi Dandar<br />
Woodville<br />
Black Crow on Main<br />
137 East Main Street, Woodville, Ohio 43469<br />
567-482-4020<br />
Gift retail store.<br />
Busdiecker Park<br />
Intersection of Fort Findlay Road and Main<br />
Street, Woodville, Ohio 43469<br />
Has a pond, walking path and bench and features 13<br />
agpoles, honoring astronauts killed in the U.S. Space<br />
program at the time the park was renamed.<br />
Granny’s Kitchen<br />
1105 West Main Street, Woodville, Ohio 43469<br />
419-849-2203<br />
Breakfast, lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Hidden Hills Golf Club<br />
4900 County Road 16, Woodville, Ohio 43469<br />
419-849-3693<br />
18 Holes/Par 72<br />
JoJo’s Nite Club<br />
115 East Main Street, Woodville, Ohio<br />
43469<br />
419-849-3257<br />
Lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Mortise & Tenon<br />
105 West Main Street, Woodville, Ohio<br />
43469<br />
419-849-3412<br />
Amish furniture retail store.<br />
Speedtrap Diner<br />
310 East Main Street, Woodville, Ohio<br />
43469<br />
419-849-3665<br />
Breakfast, lunch and dinner dining.<br />
Photo by<br />
Ken Grosjean<br />
Trail Marker Park and<br />
Community Pool<br />
South Cherry Street, Woodville, Ohio 43469<br />
419-849-2005 (Pool)<br />
Has a shelter house, The Orchard Gazebo, basketball<br />
courts, tennis courts, restrooms and an outdoor pool located<br />
at 201 Erie Street.<br />
Veterans Memorial Park<br />
North Perry Street, Woodville, Ohio 43469<br />
Features playground equipment and a memorial to soldiers<br />
Woodville Historical Museum<br />
107 East Main Street, Woodville, Ohio 43469<br />
419-849-2349<br />
Preserves the history of Woodville “The Lime Center of the<br />
World” with artifacts that are part of the village’s history.<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 34
Camping<br />
Locations<br />
Bellevue<br />
Gotta Getaway RV Park<br />
4888 East US Route 20, Bellevue, Ohio 44811<br />
419-483-3177 • 800-305-9644<br />
Family and pet friendly. Open May 1 through October 31.<br />
Clyde<br />
Buckeye Acres Campground<br />
972 County Road 278, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
419-547-8908<br />
Family and pet friendly. Open early April through November 15.<br />
Leafy Oaks Campground (Ad on page 21)<br />
6955 North State Route 101, Clyde, Ohio 43410<br />
leafyoaks.com or 419-639-2887<br />
Family and pet friendly. Open mid-April through mid-October.<br />
Fremont<br />
Riverfront Marina & Campgrounds (Ad on page 36)<br />
4257 North State Route 53, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
onthesanduskyriver.com or 419-332-2753<br />
The marina, located on the Sandusky River, offers access to<br />
Sandusky Bay and Lake Erie.<br />
Sandusky County Fairgrounds (Ad on page 13)<br />
712 North Street, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
sanduskycountyfair.com or 419-332-5604<br />
The fairgrounds offers group camping only.<br />
Wolf Creek Park (Ad on page 11)<br />
2701 South State Route 53, Fremont, Ohio 43420<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
Primitive camping from April 15 through November 15.<br />
Gibsonburg<br />
Eagle Lake Camping Resort<br />
872 East Madison Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio 43431<br />
419-637-7667<br />
Short and seasonal rates are available.<br />
White Star Park & Campground (Ad on page 11)<br />
910 South Main Street, Gibsonburg, Ohio 43431<br />
lovemyparks.com or 419-334-4495<br />
Primitive campground that is open from April 15 through<br />
November 15.<br />
Camping<br />
Camping has long been a favorite hobby of many<br />
families. It permits the average person to escape<br />
their “normal life”, find a spacious, often wooded<br />
area, set up a tent or camper and “survive” in<br />
the wilderness for a few days. It allows for an<br />
absence from the hectic lifestyle so many of us<br />
lead to a more relaxed, laid-back experience<br />
where we reconnect with the land.<br />
Sandusky County offers a number of diverse<br />
options for camping in our area. Whether guests<br />
are looking for a campsite on the serene Sandusky<br />
River or a wooded site surrounded by firs, oaks and<br />
hemlocks, we’ve got it! Enjoy some of the county’s best<br />
hiking trails along with lake or quarry swimming, family<br />
activities and much more. Many campgrounds in the area<br />
offer both full hookup and primitive sites. Some even offer<br />
cabins, cottage rentals and boat launches. Sandusky<br />
County campgrounds offer a back-to-nature option to our<br />
many hotels as a place to set up base camp and explore<br />
the region.<br />
Lindsey<br />
Wooded Acres Campground<br />
2232 County Road 106, Lindsey, Ohio 43442<br />
419-665-2414<br />
Family and pet friendly. Open year round.<br />
Background photo courtesy of<br />
Eagle Lake Camping Resort Page 35 800-255-8070
Fishing<br />
For generations, sport shermen have ocked<br />
to the Sandusky River, located in Fremont in<br />
Sandusky County, to take part in the walleye<br />
and white bass spring run shing phenomenon.<br />
The river, as well as the surrounding area, offers<br />
numerous shing opportunities. While the spring<br />
run is our most popular shing opportunity, good<br />
shing can be found all year long in the county.<br />
Photo by<br />
Tesla Nagy<br />
The spring run is known for producing some of<br />
the largest walleye taken from Lake Erie each<br />
year. The most consistent success on spring<br />
walleye usually occurs in the deep pools that<br />
line the Sandusky River between the State<br />
Street and Miles Newton Bridges in Fremont.<br />
People come from all over the country to sh<br />
the bounteous waters of our river!<br />
The actual start date of the spring run is triggered<br />
by water temperature, so dates may vary. For the<br />
latest shing informaiton and water conditions,<br />
visit our website at www.sanduskycounty.org.<br />
Be sure to also pick up our Angler Savings<br />
Card that is available anywhere shing licenses<br />
are sold in the county and also at the Visitors<br />
Bureau. This card entitles anglers to discounted<br />
hotels, food and more!<br />
Photo by<br />
Kim Blodgett<br />
Hockenberry<br />
Additionally for the shing enthusiast, Fremont<br />
will hold its 3 rd Annual Fishing and Outdoor<br />
Festival in downtown Fremont on May 18. This<br />
fun-lled event features a 2,500 gallon Hawg<br />
Trough mobile sh tank, shing demonstrations,<br />
a shing contest, boats, vendors, food,<br />
entertainment and much, much more.<br />
Angler Supply<br />
Large selection of bait<br />
& tackle for river, reservoir<br />
or lake shing!<br />
Fishing Licenses<br />
Rods • Reels<br />
Wide selection of Fishing Supplies<br />
319 Howland St., Fremont, OH<br />
419-332-6071<br />
Fremont, OH • 419-332-2753<br />
www.onthesanduskyriver.com<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 36
Fishing Locations<br />
Fly Fishing at Mull Covered Bridge<br />
Photo by David Thornbury<br />
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Bird and<br />
Eagle Watching<br />
Sandusky County is located along the bird migration superhighway. This gives us the<br />
opportunity to see many species of exotic and colorful birds as they make their way to<br />
their breeding grounds in Canada where they spend their summers and fly as far away as<br />
South America in the winter. Great birding spots include Pickerel Creek Wildlife Area, Blue<br />
Heron Reserve, White Star Park, Wolf Creek, Creek Bend Farm and other parks in the<br />
county.<br />
Each spring, neighboring Ottawa County celebrates the Biggest Week of Birding with a<br />
10-day festival at the world-famous Magee Marsh featuring birding events and<br />
hotspots. This year’s Biggest Week takes place May 3-12.<br />
Sandusky County is top in the state among the highest concentration of<br />
Bald Eagle nests with over 40 nests recorded last<br />
year. Back in the 1970s, eagles were nearly<br />
extinct with only four breeding pairs across the<br />
entire state. Several factors contributed to this<br />
but the use of a chemical called DDT was a main<br />
factor in this decline. This chemical was<br />
outlawed in the mid-70s and a<br />
fostering program began across<br />
the state to help increase the<br />
population once again. By the<br />
year 1995, the number of nests<br />
greatly increased to 27<br />
statewide.<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 38<br />
A very active place to<br />
see the American Bald Eagle<br />
in Sandusky County is along the<br />
Sandusky River. A cruise on the river<br />
during peak summer months can reveal<br />
up to 60 sightings of this once<br />
endangered and majestic bird!<br />
An excellent Bald Eagle watching<br />
location is River Cliff Park, located<br />
on the Sandusky River at<br />
1329 Tiffin Street in<br />
Fremont.
Birding by Month<br />
January<br />
Midwinter brings small visitors from the north. They find<br />
shelter in meadows, woodlands and marshes. You can find<br />
a variety of waterfowl wherever there is an opening in the<br />
river, bay or lake ice.<br />
February<br />
The moderate temperatures in the last half of the month<br />
bring the first robins, killdeer, woodcocks and blackbirds.<br />
March<br />
After the frozen marshes begin to thaw, the flights of<br />
migrating waterfowl begin. Early flights of pintails,<br />
mallards, tundra, swans, black ducks and many others<br />
follow the freeze line.<br />
April<br />
Spring migration increases in intensity, bringing over 300<br />
species of birds to the area. A large number of raptors, the<br />
first waves of shorebirds and a wide variety of songbirds<br />
appear.<br />
May<br />
Warbler-mania strikes! Many species of these colorful<br />
songbirds come to the area to rest and refuel before<br />
continuing their journey.<br />
June<br />
Nesting season begins. Each bird finds its favorite habitat<br />
(field, thicket, tree-top, marsh). Birding is at its best as the<br />
last of the shorebirds are heading north.<br />
July<br />
Singing begins to wane; nesters are busy nesting. The first<br />
southbound sandpipers and plovers appear.<br />
August<br />
The height of migration from south-bound shorebirds takes<br />
place on mudflats or marshes of any kind.<br />
September<br />
The warblers return in large numbers in the fall. However,<br />
they're quieter and duller in color.<br />
October<br />
Indians called this the "Month of sparrows" in weed patches<br />
everywhere. A few you might see are the white-throated<br />
sparrow, swamp sparrow and the fox sparrow.<br />
November<br />
Migrant songbirds have mostly cleared out. Huge flocks of<br />
Bonaparte's gulls and red-breasted mergansers invade.<br />
Marshes can be thick with waterfowl.<br />
December<br />
Winter sets in and shorter days sometimes bring boreal<br />
songbirds.<br />
May 3-12, 2019<br />
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Schedule time to forget<br />
about your schedule.<br />
Ohio’s Lake Erie Shores & Islands<br />
is miles away from Monday.<br />
Meeting reminders don’t work on<br />
island time, just show up whenever.<br />
With sandy beaches, world-renowned<br />
charter fishing and coastal wineries,<br />
you’ll totally forget about that thing<br />
you have on – what day was that?<br />
Start coasting at SHORESandISLANDS.com<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 40
Neighboring Communities<br />
Jet Express (Ad on page 41)<br />
49 Jackson Street, Port Clinton, Ohio 43452<br />
101 West Shoreline Drive, Sandusky, Ohio 44870<br />
jet-express.com or 800-245-1538<br />
Lake Erie Shores & Islands (Ad on page 40)<br />
Welcome Center East – 216 East Water Street,<br />
Sandusky, Ohio 44870 419-625-2984<br />
Welcome Center West – 770 Sotheast Catawba Road,<br />
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452 419-734-4386 shoresandislands.com<br />
WEDDING<br />
& MEETING<br />
VENUE!<br />
Intensively managed, 17 17 acre acre<br />
botanical gardens.<br />
Unusual plant species, water features<br />
Unusual Japanese plant garden, species, themed water gardens,<br />
features, sculpture Japanese collection and garden,<br />
themed welcome gardens, center. sculpture<br />
collecon and welcome center.<br />
More information at<br />
schedel-gardens.org<br />
More informaon at<br />
schedel-gardens.org<br />
Marblehead Peninsula Chamber of Commerce (Ad on page 41)<br />
110 West Main Street, Marblehead, Ohio 43440<br />
themarbleheadpeninsula.com or 419-702-7492<br />
Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce (Ad on page 41)<br />
161 West Water St., Oak Harbor, Ohio 43449<br />
oakharborohio.net 419-898-0479<br />
Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce (Ad on page 41)<br />
110 Madison Street, Port Clinton, Ohio 43452<br />
portclintonchamber.com or 419-734-5503<br />
Sandusky Segwave (Ad on page 41)<br />
107 Columbus Avenue, Sandusky, Ohio 44870<br />
sanduskysegwave.com or 419-734-9283<br />
Schedel Arboretum & Gardens (Ad on page 41)<br />
19255 West Portage River South Road, Elmore, Ohio 43416<br />
schedel-gardens.org or 419-862-3182<br />
Welcome to...<br />
Ohio’s<br />
Vacationland<br />
Port Clinton<br />
Shop * Eat * Play * Stay<br />
RESTAURANTS • UNIQUE SHOPS • HOTELS<br />
FISHING CHARTERS • AREA ATTRACTIONS<br />
visit… PortClintonChamber.com or HistoricPortClinton.com<br />
Area Information • Maps • Events • Coupons<br />
PCChamber MainStreetPortClinton<br />
110 Madison Street •419-734-5503<br />
19255 W. Portage River South Road • Elmore, Ohio<br />
419.862.3182<br />
Your first visit to Marblehead<br />
will captivate you...<br />
then slowly tug at your heart<br />
As you begin to count the days until you<br />
can return, you’ll soon realize what you’re<br />
missing. Gone are the bright lights, big cities<br />
and hustle and bustle of daily life.<br />
Marblehead Peninsula Chamber of Commerce<br />
110 W. Main St., Marblehead, OH 43440<br />
419-702-7492 • Fax 419-960-7206<br />
themarbleheadpeninsula.com • info@themarbleheadpeninsula.com<br />
Discover the fun of riding a Segway<br />
through Historic Downtown Sandusky<br />
Voted #1 tour by Trip Advisor<br />
Reserve Tours Online<br />
1 hr. – $39.95/person<br />
2 hr. – $65.00/person<br />
(all inclusive)<br />
Bring this ad<br />
& save<br />
$5/person<br />
(up to 6 people)<br />
SanduskySegwave.com<br />
419-SEGWAVE<br />
107 Columbus Ave., Sandusky<br />
800-245-1538 | jet-express.com<br />
Put-in-Bay • Kelleys Island • Cedar Point<br />
Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce<br />
www.OakHarborOhio.net<br />
Annual Easter Egg Hunt<br />
Weekend before Easter-Sat. (2pm)<br />
Fireworks Fund Reverse Raffle<br />
Second Saturday in May<br />
Village Wide Garage Sale Days<br />
First full weekend in June<br />
Independence Day Celebration<br />
July 3 (5pm-dusk)<br />
Annual Apple fest<br />
Second full weekend in October<br />
Downtown Trick or Treat<br />
October 31<br />
Olde Fashioned Christmas Celebration<br />
First Saturday in December (4pm)<br />
SHOP LOCAL!<br />
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Presents<br />
Fremont<br />
Community<br />
Theatre<br />
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Endless Summer Adventures<br />
Photo by Tim Willis<br />
Kayakingohio.com<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 46
Photo by Tammy DeMoss Hill<br />
Photo by Amber Riedmaier Fisher<br />
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Holiday<br />
Happenings<br />
Sanduskycounty.org Page 50
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Come Curious. Leave Amazed!<br />
Visit President Rutherford B. Hayes’ wooded estate, tour his Victorian<br />
mansion, see his tomb, check out the museum, see special exhibits,<br />
explore the library and walk the mile of paved trails.<br />
Hands-on artifact activities, themed tours of the Hayes Home and<br />
more offered on certain days. Join us for special events all year!<br />
Details at rbhayes.org<br />
Spiegel Grove, Fremont, Ohio 800-998-7737