Historical Places in Twinsburg, OH
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The Cleveland History Center (CHC) headquarters for Western Reserve Historical Society, houses exhibits that tell the story of Northeast Ohio through item
A Christmas Story House, now restored to its movie splendor, is open year round to the public for tours. Directly across the street from the house is t
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- Tremont
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Opened in 1997, Canal Park is the home to the Akron Rubber Ducks. Seating capacity is 9,4
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- Downtown Akron
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The Summit County Historical Society exists and was founded in 1924 to preserve and display the history of Summit County and Akron to the public. The Socie
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- West Akron
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We are pleased to reopen for public visits beginning July 24th for WRHS Members only and for all general admission guests July 25th. Hours and days
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- University
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Newly renovated and restored in 2023, Joseph and Emma Smith lived here from 1833 until they moved away from Kirtland in January 18
Built in 1824, Newel K. and Elizabeth Ann Whitney welcomed Joseph and Emma Smith to live with them here in February 1831. During this time, Joseph Smi
The former location of the home Issac and Lucy Morley built a home for Joseph and Emma Smith on their farm, where the Prophet and his wife lived briefly
The Johnson Inn is a rebuilt replica of the structure first built in 1813 by Peter French. The inn purchased by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sain
The Newel K. Whitney Store served as the home of Joseph and Emma Smith between September 1832 and February 1834. The store served as the headquarters of T