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After a long day of exploring the beauty of Ohio’s Hill Country Heritage Area, what better way to relax and savor the special character of the region than by a eating a delicious meal and staying in a distinctive historic overnight accomodation? Ohio’s Hill Country has many restaurants – some fancy and others very simple and hospitable – that pride themselves on meals prepared with local food products, or with family recipes, or some other touch to make them authentic and enjoyable. Historic overnight accommodations are unique. We invite you to experience the hospitality of our historic hotels and B&Bs. The number of unique accommodations and interesting local restaurants
continues to grow in Ohio’s Hill Country Heritage Area. Here is
a sampling of places worth visiting. Resources to Explore: Cambridge Main StreetCome visit the unique and beautiful downtown of Cambridge Ohio. Study the architecture of the Historic County Courthouse, the numerous downtown churches and the historic retail buildings comprising our downtown. Plenty of shopping for arts, crafts, antiques and the unique represented by Ohio's Appalachian area. 740-439-2238 927 Wheeling Ave Cambridge, Ohio 43725 downtown@cambridgeohio.info www.cambridgeohio.info Cambridge/Guernsey County Tourist Information Center Nestled at the intersection of Interstates 70 and 77 in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Cambridge/Guernsey County is often called the "Crossroads of America." Situated between Columbus, Ohio and Wheeling, West Virginia, we are within one day’s travel of eleven major U.S. cities. Guernsey County also boasts one of the most scenic stretches of the National Road in the state. Visit the Living Word Outdoor Drama, Ohio’s only Passion Play, the Hopalong Cassidy Museum, dedicated to our hometown boy, William Boyd who portrayed the beloved cowboy, Salt Fork State Park, the largest park in Ohio, our glass factories and museums, Seneca Lake the third largest lake in Ohio, the Wilds, a 9,000-acre one-of-a-kind conservation facility, the John and Annie Glenn Historic Site and Dickinson Cattle Ranch. To make your visit easier the Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau has vacation packages that you may purchase directly through our office. Whatever your reason for choosing Cambridge/Guernsey County as your destination, let our friendly and efficient staff assist you in planning your next vacation, group tour, or meeting. 740-432-2022 627 Wheeling Avenue Cambridge, OH 43725 info@visitguernseycounty.com www.visitguernseycounty.com Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau Nestled at the intersection of Interstates 70 and 77 in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Cambridge is often called the "Crossroads of America." Situated between Columbus, Ohio and Wheeling, West Virginia, we are within one day’s travel of eleven major U.S. cities. Guernsey County also boasts one of the most scenic stretches of the National Road in the state. Visit the Living Word Outdoor Drama, Ohio’s only Passion Play, the Hopalong Cassidy Museum, dedicated to our hometown boy, William Boyd who portrayed the beloved cowboy, Salt Fork State Park, the largest park in Ohio, our glass factories and museums, Seneca Lake the third largest lake in Ohio, the Wilds, a 9,000-acre one-of-a-kind conservation facility, the John and Annie Glenn Historic Site and Dickinson Cattle Ranch. To make your visit easier the Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau has vacation packages that you may purchase directly through our office. Whatever your reason for choosing Cambridge/Guernsey County as your destination, let our friendly and efficient staff assist you in planning your next vacation, group tour, or meeting. 740-432-2022 627 Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 info@visitguernseycounty.com www.visitguernseycounty.com Candleglow B&B (Carroll County) This beautifully restored Victorian Italianate House is located in the Atwood Lake resort area. It offers three distinctive rooms with private baths. In addition to water sports, visitors to the B&B are able to explore historic Zoar Village, the Carrollton Train Depot and Amish country. (330) 735-2407 4247 Roswell Road, SW Rt. 39 Dellroy, Ohio www.carrollcountyohio.com/candleglow/ Carroll County Convention & Visitors Bureau We offer brochures on local attractions, a calendar of events for festivals and events, agritourism and general county information. Group tours available. 330-627-0103 PO Box 505 Carrollton, OH 44615 carrollcvb@tusco.net http://www.carrollcountyohio.com Colonel Taylor Inn Bed & Breakfast Colonel Taylor Inn Bed & Breakfast is a beautiful 9,000 sq/ft Victorian Mansion that captures all the charm and grace of a bygone era. Visit us for a weekend getaway, a romantic occasion, a break from standard business accomodations or just a special way to say "I Love You." You'll find Colonel Taylor Inn to be an exceptional choice for year-round lodging accommodations. From the moment you enter you will find the Colonel Taylor Inn to be a perfect setting during any season for weddings, parties, corporate functions or just a quiet retreat. Colonel Taylor Inn Bed & Breakfast has been voted the #1 B&B "in the USA" by inngoers in Arrington's Bed & Breakfast Journal's 2003 Book of List. 740-432-7802 633 Upland Rd Cambridge, Ohio 43725 coltaylr@coltaylorinnbb.com www.coltaylorinnbb.com Emmitt House Restaurant (Pike County) The Emmitt House Restaurant is located on the main street of Waverly in one of the community’s most significant historic buildings. The building, which dates from mid-19th century, was reportedly built by one of Thomas Jefferson’s descendents through his slave Sally Hemmings. U.S. Rt. 23 Waverly, Ohio Gallia County Convention and Visitors Bureau Gallia County combines abundant natural beauty and a comfortable living enviroment, highlighted by the historic and picturesque City of Gallipolis. When you visit Gallia County, you will find so many things to do and see: historical places of interest and outdoor activities to excite your senses and intrigue your imagination; the ability to relive history or experience the sights and sounds of today. Make Gallia County, in Southeastern Ohio, the "Heart of Rural America", your next weekend destination. (740) 446-6882 61 Court Street Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 visitgallia@charter.net www.visitgallia.com Glenlaurel Inn (Hocking County) Situated in the scenic Hocking Hills region, this Scottish Inn was designed to offer luxurious accommodations and fine dining to its visitors. The inn was designed and built only a few years ago but it exudes old world charm in its attention to detail – such as the inscription over the mantel of the large fireplace that is one of the first things one sees upon arrival. Glenlaurel’s quiet rural location makes it ideal for a retreat, special event or romantic getaway any time of the year. 14940 Mt. Olive Road Rockbridge, Ohio www.glenlaurel.com Holmes County Amish Country (Holmes County) The Amish culture and its emphasis on the “handmade and homegrown” can be found throughout Holmes County, home to the largest Amish population in the world. You can find mouth-watering cheeses and baked goods and numerous restaurants featuring home-cooked meals. All the while, you will be reminded of the simple way of life of the Amish as you see fertile farmland and horse-drawn buggies while traveling on miles of designated scenic byways. See for yourself why Holmes County attracts over 1,000,000 visitors annually. Ohio www.visitamishcountry.com Inn at Cedar Falls (Hocking County) A historic log cabin forms the inviting kitchen and dining room for the Inn at Cedar Falls. Overnight accommodations are available in a newly constructed building (designed to look like a barn and fit into the rural landscape) or in individual cottages and log cabins. The Inn is known for its seasonal and carefully-prepared meals. During warmer weather, breakfast and dinner may be enjoyed on an outdoor terrace and porch with the sounds of nature providing the music. 21190 State Route 374 Hocking Hills, Ohio www.innatcedarfalls.com Levee House Café (Washington County) Marietta’s only riverfront café has a strong following of both Marietta residents and frequent return visitors. An excellent display of the Underground Railroad in Washington County is located in the main dining room. Outdoor dining available when weather permits. Rated as one of Ohio Magazine’s favorite ten restaurants. (740) 374-CAFE 127 Ohio Street Marietta, Ohio Marietta Brewing Company (Washington County) Fans of micro-brews will want to visit the Marietta Brewing Company. It is located in a historic building along Front Street in downtown Marietta. They brew their own draft lagers, ales and a special root beer, as well as offering a full lunch and dinner menu. You can also purchase your favorite brew to enjoy at home. (740) 373 BREW 167 Front Street Marietta, Ohio Marv’s Place (Monroe County) This down-home restaurant is located in a newly restored 1894 commercial building. Ice cream and home-cooked meals are their specialties. It is located across from the gazebo in the center of Sardis. 37143 Muskingum Street Sardis, Ohio www.marvsplace.com Millersburg Hotel and Restaurant (Holmes County) Located in a historic building in the center of Millersburg’s historic district, the Millersburg Hotel has been welcoming guests for over a century. This is an ideal location to stay while exploring Amish country in and around Holmes County. A full-service restaurant is open to the public. (330) 674-1457 35 West Jackson Street Millersburg, Ohio Murphin Ridge Inn and Restaurant (Adams County) Tucked away on 142 acres is a quiet country retreat ideal for a romantic getaway or a family weekend. The original 1826 home serves as the “Dining House” where breakfast and candlelit dinners are served daily in either the warm and cozy house or on the patio in warm weather. A 10-room guesthouse is furnished with custom handmade furniture and three hand-built woodland cabins are another option for overnight stays. The Murphin Ridge Inn was named one of “54 great inns in the U.S.” by National Geographic Traveler Magazine. The restaurant is open to the public Wednesday through Saturday from 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M., reservations are recommended. 750 Murphin Ridge Road West Union, Ohio MurphinRidge@innbook.com Roscoe Village Inn and Roscoe Village Restaurants (Coshocton County) This restored canal-era town is an ideal setting for an overnight stay. The Inn at Roscoe Village offers newly-decorated guestrooms, a tavern (with live piano music on Friday and Saturday evenings ) and fine dining. The nearby Old Warehouse Restaurant is located in a historic canal warehouse and also offers weekend entertainment. Numerous special events are scheduled at Roscoe Village throughout the year and staying in the Village greatly enhances the experience of place. Coshocton, Ohio www.roscoevillage.com Scioto Ribber (Scioto County) Locals and visitors alike enjoy this restaurant where the food is cooked on wood smokers behind the restaurant. The food is hearty and the atmosphere casual. (740) 353-9329 1024 Gallia Street Portsmouth, Ohio Seneca Lake Cabins Seneca Lake Cabins are private, cozy, rustic cabins on 134 acres overlooking Ohio's beautiful Seneca Lake. Our cabins provide all the modern amenities needed for a pleasant and memorable stay. 740-685-2896 P.O. Box 403 Senecaville, OH 43780 info@senecalakecabins.com www.senecalakecabins.com Shaw’s Inn and Restaurant (Fairfield County) The Lancaster Historic District is the location for Shaw’s Inn and Restaurant. This historic hotel building has been completely renovated and features charming suites, as well as a fine dining room. The restaurant is known for its wine list and is recommended by Wine Spectator Mobil Guide. Visitors can easily walk to the Ohio Decorative Arts Center, the William Tecumseh Sherman House Museum, historic downtown Lancaster and other sites of interest. (740) 653-5522 123 North Broad Street Lancaster, Ohio Signal House B&B (Brown County) Located in a Greek Revival House on the Ohio River, this house derived its name from its role in the Underground Railroad. A lantern in the skylight in the attic signaled the Rev. John Rankin (who had a house on the hill above Ripley) that the waterfront was safe to transport slaves to freedom. When staying here you can easily walk to Ripley’s historic downtown and its many museums, or if you prefer, relax on one of the three porches and watch the river traffic float by. Bathrooms are shared. (937) 392-1640 234 North Front Street Ripley, Ohio Spread Eagle Tavern and Inn (Columbiana County) This historic three-story brick 1837 Federal style inn has been lovingly restored to retain its significant architectural character and to provide modern amenities for guests. The Inn features a fine restaurant, a cozy rathskeller, seven dining rooms and five rooms for overnight guests. The Inn is located in a National Register Historic District with many of the buildings dating from the 1820s canal era. (330) 223-1583 10150 Historic Plymouth Street Hanoverton, Ohio Stockport Mill Country Inn and Restaurant (Morgan County) Located on the banks of the Muskingum River in the small community of Stockport, this restaurant and inn is an excellent example of an adaptive use of a historic building. The Stockport Mill was constructed in 1906 and continued in use until 1997. Now, the inn features distinctive overnight accommodations, as well as a restaurant with river views. (740) 559-2822 Stockport, Ohio www.stockportmill.com The Inn at Cowger House #9 (Tuscarawas County) The historic village of Zoar is the location of this B&B, which offers 10 rooms in three buildings – an 1817 log cabin, an 1833 main house and an Amish oak cottage. The Ohio Historical Society operates museum buildings in the village and offers a wide variety of programs from spring – fall. Candlelight dinners, as well as breakfast are offered. 197 Fourth Street Zoar, Ohio www.zoarvillage.com The Lafayette Hotel (Washington County) This “Riverboat Era” hotel is one of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Historic Hotels of America. It is a full-service hotel located on the banks of the Ohio River and within walking distance of the historic downtown, restaurants, shops and numerous museums. 101 Front Street Marietta, Ohio www.historiclafayett.com The Outback Inn (Morgan County) Located in the heart of McConnellsville, just three blocks from the town square, this inn is located in a restored 1880’s home. The Inn offers three guest rooms with private baths and a front porch for relaxing. For reservations call: 171 East Union Street McConnellsville, Ohio Tom’s Ice Cream Bowl (Muskingum County) A trip to Tom’s Ice Cream Bowl is a trip back in time to an authentic mid-20th century ice cream parlor. Candy, nuts, soup and sandwiches are offered but the homemade ice cream is the main draw. (740) 452-5267 532 McIntire Avenue Zanesville, Ohio Wittich’s Candy (Pickaway County) It is hard to believe that this candy company has been in business since 1839, but it is one of the oldest businesses in Ohio’s Hill Country. As the name implies, homemade candy is the specialty but you can also have a simple home-cooked meal. Circleville, Ohio
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