Amusement Park Attractions In Oregonia

Fort Ancient Museum - Ohio

The Fort Ancient Museum is a fascinating place to learn more about ancient Native American culture. Fort Ancient is a very mysterious place with mounds that stretch for 100 acres with nearly three and a half miles of mounds! Archaeologists have fumbled a lot with this site and still have no clue on what this site was built for.

Address: 6123 Oregonia Rd, Oregonia, OH 45054
Phone:(513) 932-4843
Admission Fee: Adults -$6.00; Seniors & Students -$5.00;
Children under 6 and members are free.
Hours of operation: Vary seasonally, call before visit.

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Little Miami Scenic Trail - Morrow North to Ft. Ancient & Oregonia, Ohio

Little Miami Scenic Trail Video Heading North at 1.25x Speed from Morrow to Ft. Ancient & Oregonia, Ohio, in Warren County, Ohio, courtesy of mybiketrails.com.

Little Miami Canoe & Campground in Oregonia & Morrow, Ohio

Little Miami Canoe & Campground in Oregonia & Morrow, Ohio, offers Canoe, Kayak, Tube & Raft Rentals, and Riverside Camping, courtesy of mybiketrails.com. See littlemiamicanoe.com.

Reaching for the Stars: Perkins Observatory

At one time Perkins Observatory in Delaware, Ohio was the third largest observatory in the world. It's open to the public and worth checking out. Video recorded December 2011.

The Historic Churches & Organizations of the Morrow, Ohio area

HistoryInYourOwnBackyard.com

This video is about the historic churches and organizations of the Morrow, Ohio area.

Exploring Southwest Louisville

This month we highlight some of southwest Louisville's treasures. Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing is a historic site on the Ohio River where visitors can learn about the important role the river played in the lives of the people who brought this property to life by cultivating its fields and trading on the river. Dining at Mike Linnig's Restaurant.

Cincinnati, Ohio Looking Back 1930's

Vintage photographs of Cincinnati, Ohio taken back in the Good Old Days around 1938.

Pleasant Plain Ohio (3X)

Ohio State Route 132 Southbound
Warren County
August 15, 2015

Scioto Brush Creek State Nature Preserve

ODNR Director Jim Zehringer does some paddling & fishing while visiting Scioto Brush Creek State Nature Preserve in southern Ohio. This area is accessible with a permit from the Division of Natural Areas & Preserves. Apply here

1913-2007 Dayton Canoe Club , Dayton Ohio

The Dayton Canoe Club is one of just a few active canoe clubhouses left in the United States.During the late 1800's to the 1930's, canoe clubs were a common form of recreation in river front city's like Dayton, Ohio. Most have been destroyed. The Dayton Canoe Club remians much as it was in 1913. Canoeing was an especially popular pastime. In the early days, pillow-lined and victrola-laden canoes offered romantic interludes before the day of the automobile, and canoe competitions attracted large and enthusiastic crowds. At one time, five canoe clubs dotted the banks of the Great Miami and Stillwater Rivers. The last of these was the Dayton Canoe Club, founded in 1913. For many years, the annual Four of July Regatta drew over 30,000 spectators along Riverside Drive. Canoeing on the river, sporting events at McKinley Park, dances at Triangle Park, and swimming and boating at Island Park created shared recreational experiences which tightened community bonds and gave residents a rich heritage of lifelong memories.
Black and White Photgraphs courtesy of Robert Hock.