2015 tusccotravelguide 44pgs

WELCOME

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ExperienceTuscarawas Countyas you never have.

What makes this countya place that’ll you’ll visitover and over?

What makes this countya place that is a true desti-nation?

For those of us that livehere, we see every day thebeauty of the hills, themagnificent colors of the

fall foliage and the passion of our Revolutionary History. Visit us in the spring and see our gardens, come in the

summer for our 300+ festivals. Cooler weather more toyour liking? Come in the fall for apple butter stirring orwinter for holiday celebrations. Whatever the season, callus and we’ll give you the reason.

We are very easy to get to and easy to find. We havelodging for every price range, and restaurants to fit everybudget. Call, click or visit us today.

Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau124 East High Avenue, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663

1-800-527-3387 • www.traveltusc.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS• Experience our Destinations . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5• Attractions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-13• Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15• Festivals & Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-21• County Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23• Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-25• Lodging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-33• Museums & Historical Sites . . . . . . . . . . 34-36• Recreation, Arts & Entertainment . . . . . 37-38• Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39-40• Travel, Tours & Visitor Services . . . . . . . 41-42• Wine & Cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43-45

ON THE FRONT COVER: Recently selected as a NationalHistoric Landmark, Zoar Village reminds us of simpler times.A restored German Communal Village, Zoar’s historic build-ings and religiously significant gardens invite you to walktheir brick-lined sidewalks and stop and smell the flowers.

EXPERIENCE OUR DESTINATIONS

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Dennison and Uhrichsville

Also known locally as “The Twin Cities” these two commu-nities share a common thread of history and national signifi-cance. Uhrichsville, houses the Uhrichsville Clay Museumand shares the incredible story of when Uhrichsville wasknown as the Clay Capital of the World with over 30 claymanufacturers. The Museum offers two floors filled with rarefolk art created by clay workers in their spare time, uniquepipes and tools, miniature salesmen samples, and much more.Visit the Clay Workers’ Theatre to hear the living history ofsome of the men who say ‘when clay was king.’

Dennison offers aunique look intothe past at theDennison DepotRailroad Museum,named as aNational HistoricLandmark for itsWWIIServicemen’sCanteen that served1.5 million GI’s,and was nicknamed “Dreamsville.” The Depot is a restored1873 Pennsylvania Railroad Depot and now houses a museumwith exhibits that fill the original Women’s Waiting Room,baggage room, ticket office, and Railway Express building.

The Depot stands exactly 100 miles from Columbus andPittsburgh, and is located specifically at that point because asteam engine could only go 100 miles before requiring water.At its peak, the Dennison Yards were considered to be themost complete and extensive in the country.

While in the “Twin Cities” enjoy the Uhrichsville Waterpark, numerous restaurants and craft stores and outfittersready to get you ‘geared’ up.

Norma Johnson CenterNorma Johnson CenterLocated 3 miles west of Dover exit 83

or 6 miles east of Sugarcreek.

330.339.7976 www.normajohnsoncenter.comOFFICE HOURS:7:30am-4pm

Butterfly Exhibit July 14-24, 2016Fall Fest Oct. 8, 2016

Luminary Trail Walk Dec. 3, 2016

The Norma Johnson Center offers thepublic free use of over six miles of hik-ing trails on the 303 acres of landreserved for conservation and preserva-tion practices. 3 separate hiking loopseach over a mile long, picnic shelter,wetland, five ponds, duck blind, chil-dren's clubhouse, boardwalk, suspen-sion bridge & more. Dogs are welcomeon a leash. 1861 Perishing Barn listed onthe historic registry. Open dawn to dusk.

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2 | Small Towns… Big Stories: Tuscarawas County, Ohio

Newcomerstown, Port Washington andGnadenhutten

Our southern hills and spectacular foliage are just two rea-sons to visit the towns of Newcomerstown, Port Washingtonand Gnadenhutten. A stop along the canal during the 1800’swill take you to the village of Newcomerstown and twovery special museums. The Temperance Tavern Museumwill give you an insight into a canal town and the formerhome of both Cy Young and Woody Hayes. The OldMainstreet Museum is a recreation of the downtown duringthe early 1900’s. A visit here during a special event mightallow you to see special singers during Christmas or livelydiscussion about the price of sugar during WWII. Just ashort drive to the east will find you in Port Washington andthe Union Hall. Listed on the National Historic Register, thebuilding houses the historical society with photos and othermemorabilia of the day.

Travel to Gnadenhutten (just a little further to the east)Ohio’s oldest existing settlement, prospered until the out-break of the Revolutionary War when the Indians were driv-en from their homes. In February 1782, they were allowedto return to their village. On March 8, 1782, following anight of hymn singing and prayer, 90 men, women and chil-dren were massacred and all of the cabins were set on fireby the Pennsylvania Militia. Today, a museum, mass graveand monument, and two reconstructed log buildings com-memorate this tragic event.

• Complimentary Hot Breakfast Buffet

• Indoor Pool, Whirlpool, and Sauna

• Features an on Site Pub

• Event Consultant• Personal Chef and

Culinary Team • Off-Site Catering

800.929.77991186 W High Ave New Philadelphia, OH 44663 theschoenbrunninn.com 330.339.4334

www.MillersCreamery.com

1706 E. High Ave.New Philadelphia

330-339-7555

Open SeasonallyMonday-Saturday

11am-10pm

211 W. 3rd St.Dover

330-364-4999

Open Year Round(Dine-In)

Monday-Saturday11am-9pm



Bolivar and Zoar

Bolivar and Zoar boasts many things including a dollhousemuseum and Fort Laurens. The Dollhouse museum located inBolivar houses 50 dollhouses made by the owner and includeMartha Simon’s childhood home (a former chicken coop),antique tin 2-story, Abe Lincoln's home and Sherlock Holmes'apartment.

Bolivar is also thesite of Ohio’s onlyRevolutionary WarFort, Fort Laurenswhich was constructedin 1778 as a steppingstone to the West and astaging area for anattack on Fort Detroit.Currently the museumcontains artifacts fromprevious archeological digs, the State Memorial and the Tombof the Unknown Patriot of the American Revolution whichserves to honor the 21 soldiers who died.

Zoar Village was recently named as a National HistoricLandmark and was founded in 1817 by a group of GermanSeparatists seeking religious freedom. In 1819, to survive andpay for their land, they formed the Society of Separatists ofZoar, a Christian Communal Society. Due to pressures fromthe outside world, it disbanded in 1898. Today, visitors canrevisit the 19th Century at this German-style village. The his-toric district abounds with restored private homes, shops, andten buildings open to tour by the Zoar CommunityAssociation.

The Little Switzerland of Ohio… need we say more?

The “Worlds Largest Cuckoo Clock” located in Sugarcreekwill dance its dance every 30 minutes for you amongst thecopper kettle and geraniums planted there each year. Whileyou wait for the clock, visit the Alpine Hills Museum with itsthree floors of beautifully displayed local history – celebratingSugarcreek’s Swiss, German and Amish heritage. Or visit thebrick mural directly across the street from the clock which isparticularly beautiful at night lighting up the 13 panels of his-tory in brick.

A visit to Ragersville and Baltic which are nearby will yieldanother look at our history. The Baltic Area Historical Society isopen to the public and features photos, artifacts, family genealo-gies, furniture, uniforms and more from Baltic’s treasured past.

Ragersville offers an 1830’s restored School House and the1897 Emmanuel Lutheran Church and Museum.




New Philadelphia

New Philadelphia is not only the county seat, but the homeof Ohio’s first village, Schoenbrunn. Founded in 1772 as aMoravian mission, the village is reconstructed to appear as itdid over 200 years ago. Crops, the tending of livestock, hunt-ing and craftwork in addition to schoolwork and religiousteachings made up a day in the life of a Schoenbrunn residentor visitor. Founder David Zeisberger’s grave may also be visit-ed nearby in Goshen on State Route 416. Goshen was a mis-sion village founded after Schoenbrunn. Today, atSchoenbrunn, 17 reconstructed log cabins, the original ceme-tery, and 2 acres of planted fields are available to tour.

A trip to the community would not be complete without anight time visit to “Trumpet in the Land”. Written by Pulitzerprize-winning playwright Paul Green, "Trumpet in the Land"is an unforgettable experience that brings to life the Ohiofrontier during the Revolutionary War. Performed in the samehills from which this story is born, Trumpet is a thrilling andpassionate story of a peaceful people's influence on the warand the tragic events that encircled the founding of Ohio'sfirst settlement, Schoenbrunn.

Tuscora Park is an excit-ing family outing or just aday of relaxation and hasearned a state-wide repu-tation as an affordableplace to come for familyfun and entertainment.The park includes threepools, year-round picnicpavilion and outdoor shel-ters, vintage amusementrides, miniature golf, and much more, surrounded by ourbeautiful green hillsides and shade trees.

330-874-44448806 Towpath Road NE, Bolivar, OH

Located just outside Historic Zoar Village on the

Ohio & Erie Scenic Byway and the Ohio and Erie Towpath Trail.

Wednesday-Saturday:Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.

weekday lunch May through October

Dinner 4:30 p.m.-Close

SundayBrunch: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Grill 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.www.CanalTavernofZoar.com

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DoverDover, Ohio has some of the most fascinating (and unusual)

museums in the entire county and claims six different muse-ums as their home.

Truly a one-of-a-kind place, the Warther Museum andGardens offers incredible carvings done by the World’s MasterCarver, Ernest “Mooney” Warther, Button House of 73,000 but-tons, 5,000 point arrowhead collection, a working knife shop,and a gift shop featuring the exclusive Warther’s cutlery. ErnestWarther carved steam engines made of ebony and ivory that areconsidered the World’s finest, including an eight-foot carving ofthe Lincoln Funeral Train – the largest ivory carving in theworld with over 11,000 pieces carved out of solid ivory.

Just around the corner is John’s Vacuum Cleaner andSweeper Museum, with the history of the vacuum cleanerbeginning before electricity was invented.

The Auman Television and Radio Museum lets you enjoy thesights and sounds of years gone by as you experience two of ourgreatest pastimes, radio and television, from their beginnings.The museum has on display mechanical televisions from the1920’s and 30’s, a 1939 RCA TV from the New York World’sFair, Marconi’s first TV from 1938, the first color TV (1954)and many, many more. Visitors can view numerous games, toysand comic books relating to the very early shows of the 1940’sand 50’s, along with props from movies and TV shows.

American Gas Pump Heaven Ohio offers much more thangasoline pumps – it’s a treasure trove of Americana and auto-mobilia! This museum displays over 50 vintage gas pumps(1907 to 1962), tons of classic 20th century road signs and anawesome working nickelodeon.

Return to an opulent time byvisiting the J. E. ReevesVictorian Home and its adjoin-ing Carriage House Museum.The mansion, and former resi-dence of prominent Doverindustrialist, Jeremiah E.Reeves, is a 17 room Victorianhome, topped by a third floor ballroom, and has been careful-ly restored by the Historical Society to its original turn-of-the-century. The beautiful family furnishings can be viewed asguests take a guided room by room tour of the home.

One last stop in Dover will bring you to the Toland-HerzigFamous Endings Museum… a place that started back in 1996when John Herzig's hobby was collecting autographs. John hadrequested the autographed photo of legendary boxer Joe Louisand received a package containing MORE than just the photo-graph – it contained the program from the fighter's 1981 funeralceremony. That event sparked John's interest in famous funerals,and began his collection, currently numbering some 1,500pieces… considered the largest known collection of its kind!


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What to SEE and what to DOin Tuscarawas County 2016

Visit our museums, monuments, and memorials, recreationand outdoor sites, or arts and entertainment venues. Formore detailed information or hours of operations please callthe Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau at1-800-527-3387; or visit our website at www.traveltusc.com.

MUSEUMS/MONUMENTS/MEMORIALS

Alpine Hills Historical MuseumDisplays featuring Sugarcreek’s Swiss, German and Amish heritage.106 W Main Street, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681Toll-Free: 800-609-7592

American Gas Pump HeavenAmericana at its best including gas pumps,1920’s Nickelodeon and advertising andpromotional items related to gas pumps. 99 N. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover Ohio 44622Phone: 330-343-6883

Auman Museum of Radio & TelevisionHundreds of TV’s from the 1920’s to 1950’s.215 N. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover Ohio, 44622Phone: 330-364-1058Alt. Phone: 330-243-4055

Baltic-Area Historical Society Museum1819 log cabin including a newer summer kitchen.State Route 93, Baltic, Ohio 43804 Phone: 330-897-7794

“Behalt”, Amish & Mennonite Heritage CenterA 265 foot cyclorama mural5798 County Road 77, Berlin, Ohio 44610Phone: 330-893-3192Toll-Free: 1-877-858-4634

Coleman Lantern MuseumHundreds of lanterns that go back to the first Coleman Lantern plusother Coleman products.3139 Township Road 155, Sugarcreek, OH 44681Phone: 330-852-3903

Collector Decanters & Steins3,000 examples of figural decanter art 119 E. Main Street, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681Phone: 330-852-9191



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David Warther CarvingsDavid Warther II, carves evolution of the sailing vessel in the cen-ter of Amish Country.1775 SR 39, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681Phone: 330-852-6096

Dennison Railroad Depot MuseumNational Historic Landmark 1873 Pennsylvania railroad Depot.Polar Express train rides.400 Center Street, Dennison, Ohio 44621Toll-Free: 877-278-8020

Dennison Railway Chapel-First Presbyterian Church of DennisonThis Railroad era church has “flip-over” style railroad seating as pews. 301 Grant Street, Dennison, Ohio 44621Phone: 740-922-5743

Elizabeth’s Dollhouse Museum50 handmade dollhouses.474 Jeanne Anne Lane, Bolivar, Ohio 44612Phone: 330-447-9710

Fort Laurens State MemorialOhio’s only Revolutionary War Fort includ-ing the Tomb of the Unknown Patriot. 11067 Fort Laurens Rd NE, Bolivar, Ohio 44612Toll Free: 800-283-8914

Gnadenhutten Historical Park & MuseumMuseum, mass grave, monument and two log buildings commemoratethe tragic massacre of 90 Christian Native Americans during finalmonths of Revolutionary War.352 S. Cherry Street, Gnadenhutten, Ohio 44629Phone: 740-254-4143

J.E. Reeves Victorian Home19th century opulent mansion completewith 17 rooms of original family furnish-ings topped by a third floor ballroom. 325 E. Iron Avenue, Dover, Ohio 44622Toll-Free: 1-800-815-2794

John S. Yoder HomeThis original 1800’s Amish Home offersvisitors a glimpse into Amish life.120 Andreas Drive, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681Phone: 330-852-4644

John’s Sweeper Shop and MuseumHistory of the vacuum cleaner from the early 1800’s to today.233 West 3rd Street, Dover, Ohio 44622Phone: 330-243-0651



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Olde Main Street Museum & Social CenterVisit the 1900’s Newcomerstown downtown, featuring 17 buildingsin a city-scape design complete with bank, barbershop, grocerystore and jail.213 Canal Street, Newcomerstown, Ohio 43832Phone: 740-498-7735

Ragersville Historical SocietyOffers an 1830’s restored School House and the 1897 EmmanuelLutheran Church and Museum.8000 Crooked Run Rd SW, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681Phone: 330-897-2861

(Historic) Roscoe VillageOnce a port on the Ohio & Erie Canal, the Village mixes charm withhistory of the 1800’s.600 North Whitewoman Street, Coshocton, Ohio 43812Toll-Free: 800-877-1830

(Historic) Schoenbrunn VillageFounded in 1772 as a Moravian mission,the Village is reconstructed with 17 logbuildings and an original cemetery 1984 E High Ave., New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Toll-Free: 800-752-2711

Sugarcreek Brick Wall SculptureThe Brick Wall Sculpture is a lasting tribute to the communities ofBaltic, Dundee, Ragersville, Shanesville and Sugarcreek.Downtown Sugarcreek, 44681Phone: 1-888-609-7592

Temperance Tavern/Cy Young MuseumBuilt in 1841, this original stopover fortravelers on the Ohio Canal contains dis-plays of hometown heroes Cy Young andWoody Hayes.221 W Canal St., Newcomerstown, Ohio 43832Phone: 740-498-7735

Toland-Herzig Famous Endings Museum and CafeFuneral and memorial folders, photos, hand-written cards, andmore from the funerals of celebrities, politicians, athletes andhistorical figures. 803 N. Wooster Avenue, Dover Ohio 44622Phone: 330-343-6132

Tuscarawas County Genealogical SocietyExplore your past at the area’s most complete site for family lineage. 307 Center Street, Dennison, Ohio 44621 Phone: 740-922-0531

Tuscarawas County Historical SocietyHouses the historical records of the County, including photos and books.330 University Drive NE, Located inside Kent State UniversityLibrary, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Phone: 330-339-3391 Ext. 47494



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Uhrichsville Clay MuseumHistory of the “Clay Capital of the World,” raresewer pipe folk art. 330 North Main Street, Uhrichsville, Ohio 44683Phone: 740-922-5455

Union Hall and Port Washington-SalemHistorical SocietyUnion Hall was built in 1879 and features abeautiful spiral staircase.109 East Main St., Port Washington, Ohio 43837-0000Phone: 740-498-7759

Warther Carvings & GardensSwiss gardens, button house with 73,000buttons, 5,000 arrowheads, working knifeshop and home of world’s master carverErnest “Mooney” Warther. 64 working trainmodels on display.331 Karl Ave. Dover, Ohio 44622Phone: 330-343-7513

World’s Largest Cuckoo ClockSee the World’s Largest Cuckoo Clock;operates every 1/2 hour from 9am to 9pm.See wooden Swiss dancers and theHilltop Band.102 N. Broadway & Main, Sugarcreek,Ohio 44681Phone: 330-852-4112

Zoar Town Hall MuseumOld photos, Zoar furniture, tin ware, quilts and Canal History.210 Main Street, Zoar, Ohio 44697Phone: 330-874-2646

(Historic) Zoar Village State MemorialFounded in 1817 by German Separatists escap-ing religious persecution, this historic commu-nal settlement thrives to this day. Nominated in2015 as the newest National Historic Landmark. 221 W. 3rd St., Zoar, Ohio 44697Toll-Free: 800-262-6195





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RECREATION/OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES & TRAILS

Atwood Lake ParkBoating, Canoeing, Parks and Trails9500 Atwood Lake Road Northeast,Mineral City, Ohio 44656Phone: 330-343-6780

Atwood Lake BoatsBoat and Canoe Rentals 9298 Atwood Lake Road NE, Mineral City, Ohio 44656Phone: 330-364-4703

Buckhorn Creek TrailEight-mile trail from Newcomerstown to Stone Creek parallel to CR21 and I-77 on the site of an old C&M Railroad bed.GPS: 40.345790, -81.570241Phone: 330-374-5657

Bullseye Pheasant and Duck HuntingHunting, trap shooting; call for appointment9150 Mt. Bethel Road SE, Uhrichsville, Ohio 44683Phone: 740-922-5633

Camp Tuscazoar—Ohio’s Most Historic CampEstablished in 1925 by the Boy Scouts of America. Offers camping,cabins, hiking, and mountain bike trails.Zoarville, Ohio 44697Phone: 330-859-2288

Dover City ParkDisc golf, sports and other activities Park Entrance Road, Dover, Ohio 44622Phone: 330-343-0731

Dundee FallsSituated within the Beach City Wildlife Area,Dundee Falls is open to public outdoor recreation.Dundee Wilmot Road, Dundee, Ohio 44624Phone: 330-644-2293 or 330-654-2392

McFadden’s Christmas Tree FarmPick your own tree and they will cut it down foryou from Thanksgiving to mid-December.3196 Ridge Road NW, Strasburg, Ohio 44681Phone: 330-878-7687

Midvale Speedway3/10 mile, semi banked, asphalt oval races features Late Models, Pure Stocks.3825 West State Street, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Phone: 330-339-3977


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Muskingum Watershed Conservancy DistrictMWCD’s Atwood and Tappan Lake Parks feature camping, cabins,fishing and boating.1319 Third Street NW, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Toll Free Phone: 877-363-8500

Norma Johnson CenterOver 300 acres of hiking including threeloops each over a mile long, dog friendly,duck blinds and more. 3870 State Route 39 NW, Dover, Ohio 44622Phone: 330-339-7976 ext. 201

NTR Canoe Livery11358 OH-212, Bolivar, Ohio 44612Phone: 330-874-2002

Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail and the Tuscarawas CountyPark DepartmentBuilt along the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath, this trail runs fromCleveland to New Philadelphia; great for hiking, cycling, andequestrian use.Phone: 330-374-5657 / 330-365-3200

Panhandle Trail1.1 mile trail connecting Uhrichsville with DennisonMcClusky Park, Uhrichsville, Ohio 44683Phone: 330-922-4072

Ruetenik Christmas Tree FarmCut your own tree, weekend before Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve.9976 Welton Road, Zoar, Ohio 44697Phone: 330-874-2688

Tuscora ParkSwimming pools, batting cages, kiddierides, antique carousel, miniature trainride, putt-putt golf, Ferris wheel, and asummer schedule of outdoor concerts. 161 Tuscora Ave. New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Phone: 330-343-4644

Uhrichsville Water ParkOver 18,000 sq. ft. of water areas, sliding boards, raft slides, twist-ing body slides.401 East 12th Street, Uhrichsville, Ohio 44683Phone: 740-922-8780 (summer); 740-922-1242 (winter)

Woods Tall TimbersZip lines, fishing, camping, hiking 3-par golf1921 Tall Timber Road Northeast, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Phone: 330-602-4000

Zeisberger Trail & Parks25 acre park in the Village of Tuscarawas.Tuscarawas, Ohio 44682Phone: 740-922-1653



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Zoar Wetland Arboretum-Earth ActionPartnershipBetween Zoar and the Tuscarawas River isan 82 acre wetland with walking paths.434 West 5th Street, Zoar, Ohio 44697Phone: 330-874-4632

For a complete list of hunting areas and/or shooting clubs contact us at www.traveltusc.com.

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Little Theatre of Tuscarawas CountyThe Little Theatre of Tuscarawas County is a non-profit communitytheatre dedicated to providing live theatre.466 Carrie Avenue NW, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Phone: 330-343-4012

Lynn Auto TheatreOldest Drive in theatre in Ohio, open since 1937. It opened underthe name Boyer’s Auto Theatre.9735 SR 250 NW, Strasburg, Ohio 44680Phone: 330-878-5797

Performing Arts Center Kent StateUniversity at TuscarawasDynamic 1,100-seat theatre, two-levellobby capable of seating 368 people.Enjoy Broadway performances,nationally acclaimed musical acts,and ballet.330 University Drive NE, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Phone: 330-308-6400

Sugarcreek Community Arts Council ARTS ON BROADWAYPO Box 503, Sugarcreek OH 44681

The Theatre at Carlisle Inn (Ohio Star Theater)The Carlisle Inn in Sugarcreek Ohio is home to numerous family-friendly and Amish-themed musicals and performances.1357 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681Phone: 330-852-4926

Trumpet in the Land & The WhiteSavage Outdoor DramasRelive the history of Schoenbrunn Village,Fort Laurens and Gnadenhutten summernights with Ohio’s longest running dramas. Address at Theatre- Trumpet Drive, NewPhiladelphia, Ohio 44663 Phone: 330-364-5111

Tuscarawas County Center for the ArtsEducational and cultural opportunities including photographic, visu-al art and live concerts.461 Robinson Drive S.E., New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663Phone: 330-339-2787



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Tuscarawas Philharmonic AssociationCome join us to “hear the sounds” of a sym-phony orchestra with its sonic thrills, chillsand uniquely communicative experience. P.O. Box 406, New Philadelphia, Ohio44663Phone: 330-364-1843

Quaker CinemaIt was the first theatre built exclusively formovies in Tuscarawas County and it’s beenopen since November 1, 1940. See therecently renovated neon marquee in itsoriginal lighted splendor. 158 West High Avenue, New Philadelphia,Ohio 44663Phone: 330-343-7300

Tourism tip: Have you ever fed a butterfly?

Don’t miss your chance at the Traveling Butterfly

Exhibit at Norma Johnson Center.



DINING


228 E. MAIN STREET, ALLIANCE, OH • 330-596-1157

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- Guided Tours -

Art Emporium

Gallery - Gifts

Chocolate Cafe

The Guinness

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World’s Largest

TROLL

COLLECTION

Style Reservations

Dutch Valley Restaurant1343 Old Route 39 NWSugarcreek, 44681330-852-4627 • Fax: 330-852-3423www.derdutchman.com

Amish NotRequired

Dee’s Restaurant1109-C Bowers Ave. NWNew Philadelphia, 44663330-364-9221e-mail: [email protected]

American,Breakfast,Lunch &Dinner

NotRequired

Brick Towne Tavern, The980 W. Main St.Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-2403www.collectorsdecanterssteins.come-mail: [email protected]

Bar& Grill

NotRequired

Blazin Burgers707 Crater Ave., Dover, 44622831 Wooster Ave., Strasburg330-364-3093 • 330-878-0333

AmericanFamilyLunch

& Dinner

NotRequired

Canal Tavern of Zoar8806 Towpath Road NEBolivar, 44612330-874-4444www.canaltavernofzoar.come-mail: [email protected]

FineCasualDining

Suggested

Lucille’s402 Center Street, Dennison, 44621Inside Dennison Railroad Depot Museum740-673-4002

AmericanLunch

& Dinner

NotRequired

Malcuit’s Tavern719 S. Wooster Ave.Strasburg, 44680330-878-7898www.malcuitstavern.weebly.com

SteaksSeafood

PastaChops

SuggestedFriday &Saturday

Miller’s Creamery LLC211 W. 3rd St., Dover, 44622 (Main Location)1706 E. High Ave., New Phila, 44663 (Seasonal)330-364-4999www.millerscreamery.come-mail: [email protected]

Ice CreamShop

FamilyLunchDinner

NotRequired

Pointe Dining1881 Seven Mile DriveNew Philadelphia, 44663330-364-4303 • Fax: 330-602-9353www.pointedining.com

SteaksSeafood

PastaPrime Rib

Chops

Suggested

The Lighthouse Bistro9298 Atwood Lake Rd.Mineral City, 44656330-343-1111www.atwoodlighthousebistro.com

Lunch &Dinner,

Steaks, FreshSeafood,Burgers,Salads

Suggested

Atwood Dock Marina and Grill1601 Magnolia Rd. SW,Dellroy, 44620330-735-1600www.atwooddock.com

American,BBQ,

Seafood,Burgers,

Pizza

NotRequired

DINING


Alcohol HoursOutdoorDining Other

Come visit this 40’s stylecanteen diner for all yourAmerican food favorites!

Tue-Thur: 9am-3pmFri-Sat: 9am-9pm

Sun: 9am-3pm

BreakfastBuffet Daily

Banquet Room up to 300

Mon-Sat: 7am-8pmClosed Sunday

Gift CertificatesAvailable,

Daily Specials,Carry-Out,

Homemade Pies

Mon-Sat: 6am-2pmSun: 8am-2pm

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Burgers Fresh Hand Cut Fries

MilkshakesR U Serious Challenge

Voted Best Burger

11am-9pmMonday-Saturday

Open Noon-7pm atStrasburg Location

Gift CertificatesAvailable,

Daily Specials,Carry-Out Available

Full Bar Mon-Thur: 11-12amFri & Sat: 11-1am

Sun: 12-8pm

Banquet Roomup to 46,

Live Music on the Patio,Carry-Out Available

Daily Specials

Full Bar Wed & Thurs Lunch: 11:30am-2pmDinner: 4:30pm-9pm

Fri & Sat Lunch: 11:30am-2pmDinner: 4:30pm-10pm

(Limited Menu Available Wed-Sat 2pm-4:30pm)Sunday Brunch 10am-2pmSunday Grill: 11am-7pm

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Gift CertificatesBanquet Room (up to 70)

Specials Mon-FriCarry out available

Voted 2015 Best SteakhouseHonorable Mention Best Tenderloin

Full Bar Mon-Thur: 5pm-10pmBar opens at 4:30pm (M-Th)

Fri-Sat: 4pm-11pmClosed Sundays

We are your one stop icecream shop. We also serve

homemade sandwiches,sides and our famous

caramel corn.Voted Best Ice Cream!

Dover Location:Mon-Sat 11am-9pm

Seasonal New Phila Location:Open April-Sept. into Oct.

Mon-Sat 11am-10pm

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SeasonalNew PhilaLocation

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Prime RibVoted Top Prime Rib

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History Patriot Youth Rally – February 20, 2016 10am-4pm400 Center Street, PO Box 11, Dennison, 44621740-9226776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisondepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Come to New Towne Mall in New Philadelphia for a history-packed day! Museumsand attractions from around the area will have different exhibits and displays for kids.Participate in a scavenger hunt for fabulous prizes.

Volunteer Dinner – March 7, 2016400 Center St., Dennison, 44621740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisonsdepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Volunteer Potluck Dinner for all three museums held at Park Christian Church 6pm-9pm. 236 Miller Avenue, Dennison

Steak Fry – March 19, 2016400 Center St., Dennison, 44621740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisonsdepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

The Museum of Clay Industry and Folk Art will be holding their fourth annual SteakFry to support the museum from 6-9pm. Enjoy a delicious steak dinner and silent auc-tion while you groove to the music as the DJ plays throughout the night.

Maple Days Fundraiser – March 19 & 20, 20166066 Boy Scout Rd. NE, Dover, 44622-7541330-222-3873 • 330-493-1386www.tuscazoar.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Included on the 2016 Maple Madness Driving Tour. Proceeds benefit non-profit camp.Open 8 to 1 Saturday and Sunday. Enjoy pancakes, sausage, applesauce, orange drinkand maple syrup samples. $6 adults/$3 children.

Easter Sunrise Service at Historic Schoenbrunn Village – March 27, 20161984 E. High Avenue, New Philadelphia, 44663330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.ohiosfirstvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Easter Sunrise Service at Historic Schoenbrunn Village. Service begins at sunrise. FREE!

Depot Gala – April 16, 2016400 Center St., Dennison, 44621740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisonsdepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

An annual event to help support the Dennison Railroad Depot Museum. Dine, danceand support the museum.

Uhrichsville Clay Museum: Queen’s Tea – April 23, 2016330 N. Main Street, Uhrichsville, 44683740-922-5455 • Fax: 740-922-4929facebook.com/uhrichsvilleclaymuseum • e-mail: [email protected]

Calling all little princesses! Put on your tiara and best ball gown and come find yourglass slipper at this years “Cinderella Tea”. Enjoy a light lunch, fun activities and winmagical prizes! Cost: $15 per person

Dominic Greco Band2266 Wood Haven Drive NW, Dover, 44622330-343-1449www.dominicgrecoband.org

Keeping the old-fashioned concert in the park alive, the Dominic Greco Bandis comprised of over 90 community members from all walks of life. Playingnumerous genres including overtures, marches, big band melodies andpatriotic songs, each concert in May through September gives audiences anight of memorable music. Check the website for concert times and locations.

Breitenbach’s Dandelion May Fest & Great Dandelion Cook Off –May 5, 2016 - Noon to 7pm & May 6, 2016 - 9am-8pm

5934 Old Route 39 NW, Dover, 44622 (between Sugarcreek & Dover)800-THE-WINE • 330-343-3603 • Fax: 330-343-8290www.dandelionfestival.com • e-mail: [email protected]

“One of the top 5 best festivals to attend.” - T.V. Food Network.Entertainment, fine arts & crafts, 5k Run, children’s activities, dandelion food anddandelion wine! 23rd Annual Dandelion Cook Off. Festival located at the RoadhouseAmphitheater located just 100 yards east of the winery on Old Rt. 39.

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Buckeye Trail Association – TrailFest 2016 in ZoarMay 12th thru May 15th, 2016

Zoar, Ohio1-740-394-2008www.buckeyetrail.org

The Buckeye Trail Association is hosting TrailFest 2016 in Zoar, Ohio from May 12ththrough 15th, 2016 in Zoar, Ohio. Events include hiking, workshops, presentationsand silent and live auctions.

Spring Lantern Tour at Historic Schoenbrunn Village – May 21, 20161984 E. High Ave., New Philadelphia, 44663877-278-8020 • 330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.ohiosfirstvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Spring Lantern Tour at Historic Schoenbrunn Village from 7pm-9pm. Enjoy the warmspring air as you travel around the village by only the light of your lantern in this 18thcentury village. Regular Admission

Canal Dover Festival – May 27 (Friday) thru May 29 (Sunday), 2016Downtown Dover, PO Box 267, Dover, 44622330-364-6678www.doverexchangeclub.com • Check us out on Facebook.Hours: Fri 11:00am to Midnight; Sat & Sun Noon to Midnight

Continuous free entertainment on two stages, foods, beverage garden, rides, and con-tests! All profits used for college scholarships.Fine wines tasting. 5K and 10K Cheese Chase. Kiddies and Grand parades.

RTY Summer ShowcaseTuscora Park Amphitheater161 Tuscora Avenue NW, New Philadelphia, 44663330-343-7985www.rtysummershowcase.com • e-mail: [email protected]

19th Consecutive Season. Relax, kick off your shoes and enjoy the warm summernights of music at beautiful Tuscora Park. The Tuscora Park Amphitheater is the per-fect setting for the family-friendly concerts. With its view of the entire park and theoverhead canopy of cooling trees, the relaxing atmosphere is a serene setting for anight full of music. Don’t forget to log on the website for concert dates and times.

Tuscarawas Valley Farmers Market259 S. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover, 44622 (Tusc. County Fairgrounds)330-557-TVFMwww.tvffm.org • e-mail: [email protected]: Open June-Oct. on Wednesday 3-7pm

Enjoy the fresh, local taste of a producer only farmers market. Over 20 vendors, livemusic and Market Fresh Courtyard every week! Open rain or shine. Ohio DirectionCard accepted.

Donut Day at the Dennison Depot – June 3, 2016400 Center St., Dennison, 44621740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisonsdepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Come to the Depot and enjoy tasty donuts on the Salvation Army National Donut Day. FREE!

Dennison Railroad Festival – June 8-11, 2016Dennison, Ohio 44621www.dennisonrailroadfestival.org

Held in the beautifully restored Historic Center Street/Downtown District, the 37thannual Dennison Railroad Festival will be held around our gazebo and national land-mark the Historic Railroad Depot Museum. Four fun-filled days of great amusementrides, food, games, activities, train exhibit and entertainment for all ages. Midwayopens at 5:00pm Wednesday through Friday and at Noon on Saturday. The HistoricDennison Railroad Depot Museum will offer extended hours on Friday, June 10thfor touring 10am-8pm and Saturday, June 11th from 11am-8pm. Car show starts atNoon on Saturday, June 11th followed by the parade at 5:00pm. For info: send SASEto: Dennison Railroad Festival, P.O. Box 222, Dennison, OH 44621 or visitwww.dennisonrailroadfestival.org.


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Fabulous 50’s Fling – June 10 & 11, 2016PO Box 120, Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-4113www.fab50sfling.com • e-mail: [email protected]

A professionally judged car show featuring cars from days gone by. Live bands featuringmusic from the 1950’s and 1960’s with plenty of homemade food at family-friendly prices.

Dog Fest of Zoar – June 11 & 12, 2016198 Main St., Zoar, Ohio, 44697, 2 miles east of I-77, Exit 93.1-800-262-6195 • 330-874-2646www.historiczoarvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Enjoy a weekend out with your canine companions! Dogs are welcome at Dog Fest ofZoar, and will be able to participate in demonstrations of agility, barnhunt, and more!The feature of the event is a DockDogs competition taking place both days and run byBuckeye DockDogs. A vendor area focuses on dog related products. It’s a can’t missfor you and your dog!

12th Annual Bolivar Strawberry Festival – June 16, 17 & 18, 2016Bolivar, Ohio 44612Canal Street (Bolivar Business District) 330-575-3889villageofbolivar.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Thursday: 4:00pm to 11:00pm, Friday: 4:00pm to 11:00pm and

Saturday: 11:00am to 11:00pm

Strawberry food, crafts, business, entertainment, amusement rides, Queen & PrincessPageants, Parade, Free parking.

Tusky Days Festival, LLC – June17-19, 2016 522 E. Cherry St., Tuscarawas, 44682330-556-8970 • Fax: 740-922-1016www.tuscvg.org/tusky-days-festival • e-mail: [email protected]

The Village of Tuscarawas will be celebrating its bicentennial June 17-19, 2016. Thefestival will include rides, a car show, crafts, softball tournaments, fireworks, liveentertainment, 5K run and a history day.

Children’s Day at Historic Schoenbrunn Village – June 18, 20161984 E. High Ave., New Philadelphia, 44663877-278-8020 • 330-663-6610www.ohiosfirstvillage.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Children of all ages are invited to Historic Schoenbrunn Village for many fun colonialactivities and crafts from 11am-3pm on June 18th, 2016. Regular admission applies.

Uhrichsville Youth Center Reunion – June 24, 2016330 N. Main Street, Uhrichsville, 44683740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisondepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Uhrichsville Youth Center Reunion at The Musesum of Clay Industry and Folk Art from7pm-11pm. Jitterbug the night away with old friends at the original Uhrichsville YouthCenter. FREE!

Cy Young Days Festival – June 24, 25 & 26, 2016Downtown Area, Newcomerstown, 43832740-498-4545 • Fax: 740-498-9445www.cyyoungdaysfestival.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Parade featuring a former Cy Young Award winner as Parade Marshall, Cy Young Run,Rides, Queens Luncheon, Hit-A-Thon, Talent Show, Pet Show, Bands, Car Show, Foodand Fun.

Beyond the Fences of Zoar Garden – June 25, 2016198 Main St., Zoar, 44697, 2 miles east of I-77, Exit 93800-262-6195 • 330-874-2646www.historiczoarvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Tour public and private gardens at this biannual gardening event.

Uhrichsville Clayworker’s Festival – June 25, 2016330 N. Main Street, Uhrichsville, 44683740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisondepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Clayworker’s picnic at The Museum of Clay Industry and Folk Art from 4-11pm. Games andfood for everyone! Music & entertainment throughout the evening as well as the AnnualLittle Miss Clay Contest. This event is open to the public, everyone is invited. FREE!


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First Town Days Festival – June 30-July 4, 2016161 Tuscora Avenue NW, New Philadelphia, 44663330-343-6814 • Festival Office Phone: 330-602-2600 (during festival days only)www.firsttowndays.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Featuring a 1928 antique carousel, children’s diesel train and Ferris wheel, TuscoraPark is home to this July festival. Including a grand parade, car show, talent show, 5Krun, ongoing entertainment, food and games, capped off with a spectacular fireworksdisplay, the park is the place for a fun-filled holiday. Queen’s Pageant Friday, June24th. Opening Ceremonies Thursday, June 30 at 6pm and the plate auction will followat 6:30pm. Dominic Greco band will present their patriotic concert in the amphithe-atre on Saturday, July 2 at 6:30pm.

32nd Annual Great Mohican Pow-Wow –July 8, 9, 10, 2016 & Sept. 16, 17, 18, 2016 - 10am-6pm

23270 Wally Rd., Loudonville, 44842800-766-2267www.mohicanpowwow.com • e-mail: [email protected]

A past top 100 show in the USA by the ABA. Learn Native culture & lifestyles.Fellowship & competition. Experience Native foods, music, storytelling, dancing,craftsmen, vendors, demos & more.

Tuscarawas River Canoe & Kayak Race – July 9, 2016 Canal Street Boat Ramp, Dover, 44622330-340-5180 • Find us on Facebookwww.canaldover.org • e-mail: [email protected]

A canoe and kayak race for both serious competitors and the weekend enthusiast. 5-mile and 12-mile loop races start and finish at the boat ramp near downtown Dover.Unique trophies, t-shirts, food vendors, door prizes, kids’ race, chair massages, Paint-Your-Paddle art contest and more add to the family fun. Races start at 10am.Registration is $25 per person; save $5.00 by July 2. Proceeds benefit the park andtrail initiative of the Canal Dover Association.

Zoar Harvest Festival & Antiques Show & Sale – August 6 & 7, 2016198 Main St., Zoar, Ohio, 44697, 2 miles east of I-77, Exit 93.1-800-262-6195 • 330-874-2646www.historiczoarvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

A nationally-renowned antiques show and sale is one of the highlights of Historic ZoarVillage’s Harvest Festival. Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.More than 60 dealers of high-quality country antiques will be on site selling historictreasures. In its second year is the Traditional Artisan Tent featuring beautiful hand-made items from our nation’s BEST artisans. Additional activities include a juried craftshow, art exhibition and sale, and an antique car show. Visitors can enjoy Zoar’s uniquearchitecture and history with museum building tours, and watch as artisans demonstrate19th-century methods in weaving, spinning, blacksmithing, butter churning, kraut mak-ing, and more. Demonstrations by herding dogs and other working animals can be seenthroughout the village. A tent in the Schoolhouse yard will feature homemade Germanfood, beer and live musical performances throughout the weekend. Additional activitiesinclude horse-drawn wagon rides and children’s period amusements.

Food Truck Fest at Historic Schoenbrunn Village – September 3, 20161984 East High Ave., New Philadelphia, 44663740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.ohiosfirstvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

A variety of food trucks, a beer garden, live music and a bike ride. This event supportsall 3 museums, rain or shine!

Camp Tuscazoar Pig Roast – Sept. 10 & 11, 20166066 Boy Scout Rd. NE, Dover, 44622-7541330-222-3873 • 330-493-1386www.tuscazoar.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Proceeds benefit non-profit camp. Saturday 3 to 7 and Sunday 11 to 3. Enjoy pork,chicken, corn, applesauce, baked potatoes, rolls, beverage and dessert. Advance tick-ets: $12 adults/$4 children. At the door: $15 adults/$5 children.

Dutch Valley Fall Festival – Friday & Saturday, September 16 & 17, 2016330-852-4926e-mail: [email protected]

Enjoy a celebration of fall including free activities for kids and free entertainment, Onthe campus of the Dutch Valley Restaurant on Old Route 39 east of Sugarcreek.


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Autumn Lantern Tour at Historic Schoenbrunn Village –September 17, 20161984 E. High Ave., New Philadelphia, 44663877-278-8020 • 330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.ohiosfirstvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Autumn Lantern Tour at Historic Schoenbrunn Village from 7pm-9pm. Enjoy the crispautumn air as you travel around the village by only the light of your lantern in this18th century village. Regular Admission

Smithsonian Day – September 24, 2016400 Center St., Dennison, 44621740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisonsdepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Smithsonian Museum Day Live! Free admission with coupon.

Atwood Fall Festival – September 30, October 1 & 2, 2016PO Box 255, Sherrodsville, 44675Atwood Lake Park, 4956 Shop Road NE, Mineral City, 44656330-343-6780www.atwoodfallfest.org

Featuring arts and crafts exhibits from local crafters, a chrome lovers’ car show, andentertainment to keep your toes tapping, mouth-watering food and an inter-tribal Pow-Wow will keep you soaking up the beautiful autumn foliage at Atwood Lake Park.Held rain or shine, the festival hosts exhibits ranging from RC Jets & Planes, pettingzoo, mountain men encampment and much more.

Ohio Swiss Festival – September 30 - October 1, 2016PO Box 361, Sugarcreek, 44681888-609-7592 or 330-852-4113www.ohioswissfestival.come-mail: [email protected]

Area’s premier festival, est. 1953. Ohio Swiss cheese, authentic Swiss costumes, con-tinuous free Swiss entertainment, Steinstossen (stone-throwing) competition. Ohiofine wines tasting. 5K and 10K Cheese Chase. Kiddies and Grand parades.

Dracula at Trumpet In The Land – October 7, 8, 14, 15, 2016Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre330-364-5111 • 330-339-1132www.trumpetintheland.com

As day turns to night, join the cast of TRUMPET IN THE LAND as the legendaryvampire DRACULA walks the hills of the Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre. The startlingdouble twist at the end of the show will have you looking over your shoulder until youare once again safe in your car.

The Colonial Traide Faire at Historic Schoenbrunn Village –October 15 & 16, 2016

1984 East High Avenue, New Philadelphia, 44663877-278-8020 • 330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4924www.schoenbrunnvillagefair.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Colonial vendors will fill the cabins and give a feel for what the village really lookedlike in 1772! Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm. Regular admission.

Fall Flapjack Flip – October 15 & 16, 20166066 Boy Scout Rd. NE, Dover, 44622-7541330-222-3873 • 330-493-1386www.tuscazoar.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Proceeds benefit non-profit camp. Open 8 to 1 Saturday and Sunday. Enjoy all-you-can-eat pancakes, sausage, applesauce, orange drink and coffee in our heated dininghall. $6 adults/$3 children (10 and under).

Legend of Sleepy Hollow at Schoenbrunn Village –October 21 & 22, 20161984 E. High Ave., New Phila, 44663330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929ohiosfirstvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Travel to the bottoms of Historic Schoenbrunn Village for a frightful night. JoinIchabod Crane and the Headless Horseman for a production of Sleepy Hollow, just besure not to lose your head! Reserved tickets are required.


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Warther’s Christmas Tree Festival – Nov. 12th thru Nov. 20th, 2016331 Karl Ave., Dover, 44622330-343-7513Hours: 11am-8pm; Closes at 5pm on last day, $5/person, under 12 free

From Nov. 12th-20th, a forest of beautifully decorated Christmas trees will be set amidWarther’s famous carvings. Each tree, with its own unique theme, will be for sale.Visit our website - Google “UH Auxiliary Christmas Tree Festival”

All Aboard The Polar Express – Dec. 2-4, 9-11, 2016Thurs & Fri - depart at 6 & 8pm; Sat & Sun - depart at 2, 4, 6 & 8pm

Dreamsville USA, 400 Center Street, Dennison, 44621877-278-8020 • 740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisondepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Children dressed in their pajamas (really) hop aboard a train headed to the North Poleto pick up Santa and his elves. Along the way enjoy a story, hot chocolate, cookies,and elves entertaining with games and songs.

Christmas in Zoar – December 3 & 4, 2016198 Main St., Zoar, Ohio, 44697, 2 miles east of I-77, Exit 93.1-800-262-6195 • 330-874-2646www.historiczoarvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Enjoy an old fashioned German Christmas during Historic Zoar Village’s Christmas inZoar. Historic private homes will be decorated and open for tours and the historicmuseum buildings decorated in traditional Christmas style. Luminaries will light theway along the quaint village streets as you enjoy a horse drawn wagon ride. Over 40Regional arts and crafts dealers will display and sell their wares throughout the vil-lage. Local Zoar shops will all be open for holiday shopping. Children will enjoySanta's Workshop to create their own Christmas memory. Musical performances bylocal choral groups and organists will take place in the Zoar Church.

Love Feast at Historic Schoenbrunn Village – December 4, 20161984 E. High Avenue, New Philadelphia, 44663330-663-6610 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.ohiosfirstvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Traditional Moravian Love Feast at Historic Schoenbrunn Village. FREE!

Business After Hours – December 13, 2016400 Center St., Dennison, 44621740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisonsdepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Christmas Business After Hours from 5pm-8pm. Dine your way through the museum& enjoy the many tastes of Tuscarawas County from different local businesses.Reservations are required, call 330-343-4474 to make reservations.

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GOLF

Golf is one of the many activities beckoning visitors toOhio's Tuscarawas Valley. Sprinkled among the hills and val-leys are several golf courses where players will relish naturalsettings with views of the beautiful Tuscarawas River and theAppalachian foothills. The area is also a tourist destinationwith a wealth of attractions and museums.

The area is also hometo a growing culinarytrail. More than tenwine experiences, localcheese houses, a vari-ety of restaurants, localpubs and nightly musi-cal entertainment addto any groups' experi-ence!

Several local hotels offer attractive golf packages forgroups of any size. For more information on golfing in theTuscarawas Valley, visit www.bestohiogolf.com or call800-527-3387.

Oak Shadows Golf ClubOak Shadows Golf Club

330.343.2426 1.888.802-7289www.OakShadowsGolf.com

1063 OAK SHADOWS DR., NEW PHILADELPHIA

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Auman Timbers Golf Course4120 St. Rt. 516 NW, Dover, 44622330-602-6865

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Oak Shadows Golf Club1063 Oak Shadows Drive NE, New Philadelphia, 44663888-802-7289 • 330-343-2426 • Fax: 330-343-9721www.oakshadowsgolf.come-mail: [email protected]

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Willandale Golf Club2870 Winklepleck Rd. NW, Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-4395 • Fax: 330-852-0668www.willandalegolf.com

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Green Valley Golf Club2673 Pleasant Valley Rd. NE, New Philadelphia, 44663330-364-2812www.greenvalleygolfclub.com

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Carroll Meadows Golf Course1130 Meadowbrook Lane NE, Carrollton, 44615888-519-0576330-627-2663 • Fax: 330-627-4629www.carrollmeadows.com

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Know before you go….Tuscarawas County experiences a moderate climate consisting

of warm humid summers and occasional frigid winters. Ourwarm season usually begins around May 26 and continuesthrough the latter part of September. During the cold weatherseason which runs from December through the first part ofMarch, precipitation is more likely to fall as snow. On average,Tuscarawas County sees about 25 inches of snowfall throughthe winter with January being the most likely month for heaviersnow. See the most upto date weather at www.TuscWeather.net.

If you truly want to experience all Tuscarawas County has tooffer, consider visiting a local farmers market. Farmers mar-kets have also expanded to offer a variety of delicious home-made products you can enjoy during your visit or long afteryou arrive home: jams, jellies, sauces, syrups, honey, cheeses,meats, grains, spices, and of course bakery-fresh breads,cookies, pies, and more.

The benefits of shopping at a farmers market are endless:-Products are fresh so they are more nutritious -There is increased food safety because of limited handling

and transporting-Consumers can develop a personal connection with vendors

and can learn proper selection, storage and preparation tips -Farmers markets offer competitive pricing and the money

you spend goes directly into the producer's hands, helping tosustain the local economy

The Tuscarawas Valley Farmers Market and our other mar-kets provide visitors with more than a quick shopping outlet.Call or visit our website for more details.

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Camp Tuscazoar RV Park6066 Boy Scout Rd. NE, Dover, 44622-7541330-222-3873 • 330-493-1386www.tuscazoar.org/RVpark.htmle-mail: [email protected]

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Dutch Host Inn of Sugarcreek1021 Dover Road NE, Sugarcreek, 44681800-428-0075 or 330-852-2468Fax: 330-852-1155www.dutchhostinn.come-mail: [email protected]

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Country Inn & Suites by Carlson1120 Gateway Place, Dover, 44622330-365-9388Fax: 330-365-9390www.countryinns.com/doveroh

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Alpine Hills Museum106 West Main Street, PO Box 293, Sugarcreek, 44681888-609-7592 • 330-852-4113facebook.com/alpinehillsmuseum • e-mail: [email protected]: April-October, Mon-Sat, 9am-4:30pm

In the heart of the Swiss Village our three floors of displays and audio visual presenta-tions lend an educational experience to your visit. Relate to the early days of ourSwiss and German heritage.

Auman Museum of Radio & Television215 North Tuscarawas Avenue, Dover, 44622330-364-1058www.aumantvmuseum.com • e-mail: [email protected]

A look back at Radio & TV from its beginning. 1900 to 1950. Toys, comic books,games, etc. all related to the early days.

Canton Classic Car Museum123 6th Street SW, Canton, 44702330-455-3603 • Fax: 330-455-0363www.cantonclassiccar.orgHours: 7 days a week from 10am-5pm. Closed on major holidays.

Handicap accessible. The Canton Classic Car Museum has something for everyone!Automobilia, vintage toys, steam engines, movie posters, historic photography,Meyer’s Lake Park and Canton historical displays and much more. Gift Shop openduring museum hours.

Collectors, Decanters & Steins / Decanter Museum119 East Main Street, PO Box 473, Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-9191www.collectorsdecanterssteins.comHours: Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm

Ohio’s largest collection of decanters & steins. Visit our premiere decanter museum,featuring nearly 3,000 decanters with over 80 different brands. Home of Ski CountryDecanters (www.skicountrydecanters.com or [email protected]). Dealer in all brands of decanters.

Dennison Railroad Depot Museum400 Center Street, PO Box 11, Dennison, 44621740-922-6776 • Fax: 740-922-4929www.dennisondepot.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Return back to a time when America’s Greatest Generation saw 1.3 million service-men stop at a trackside canteen in Dennison, Ohio. At the Dennison Railroad DepotMuseum, you can find a great mix of our WWII canteen stories and talks of the rail-road in an area where the trains made the town

Fort Laurens Museum11067 Fort Laurens Road NW, Bolivar, 44612330-874-2059www.fortlaurens.org • e-mail: [email protected]: Visit our website for hours and admission

Ohio’s only Revolutionary War Fort, Fort Laurens Museum and Monument includesthe Tomb of the Unknown Patriot and artifacts from the Fort’s excavation. There’s alarge park with pavilions for picnics. Fort Laurens is part of the Ohio and Erie CanalTowpath Trail.

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Friends of Fort Laurens FoundationP.O. Box 272, Bolivar, 44612Museum: 11067 Fort Laurens Road NW, Bolivar, 44612330-492-5918www.friendsoffortlaurens.org • e-mail: [email protected]

Fort Laurens is Ohio’s only Revolutionary War Fort. Members of the Friends of FortLaurens Foundation strive to restore this piece of Ohio history. Contact us to Sponsor-a-log to help rebuild the fort one log at a time.

Historic Schoenbrunn Village1984 East High Avenue, New Philadelphia, 44663330-663-6610www.ohiosfirstvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

During the start of the American Revolution when Ohio was the western frontier ofthe colonies, Schoenbrunn Village became the first white settlement in Ohio and westof the Ohio River. Today, Schoenbrunn offers 17 reconstructed log buildings.

J.E. Reeves Victorian Home and Carriage House Museum325 East Iron Avenue, Dover, 44622800-815-2794 • 330-343-7040 • Fax: 330-343-6290www.doverhistory.org • e-mail: [email protected]: June 1-Oct 31, Wed-Sun, 12 noon-4pm

Nov 11-Dec 22, Daily, 1-7pm (closed Thanksgiving Day)

Restored turn-of-the-century mansion with original family furnishings. AdjoiningCarriage House Museum with gift shop. Site available to rent for parties and wed-dings. Admission: Adults $8, Seniors $7, Age 6-18 $3, 5 & under Free.

McKinley Presidential Library & Museum800 McKinley Monument Dr. NW, Canton, 44708330-455-7043 • Fax: 330-455-1137www.mckinleymuseum.org • e-mail: [email protected]

The McKinley Presidential Library & Museum is a family friendly history and sciencemuseum. It includes the Hoover-Price Planetarium, Discover World Science Center,Ramsayer Research Library and The Stark County Store. The McKinley NationalMemorial is on the grounds.

Museum of Clay Industry and Folk Art330 North Main Street, Uhrichsville, 44683740-922-5455www.facebook.com/UhrichsvilleClayMuseum

Visit the Museum of Clay Industry and Folk Art and find a story of an age when theClay Industry moved through the nation and Uhrichsville, Ohio was the king with 32clay manufacturing plants.

Newcomerstown Historical Society – Olde Main Street Museumand Social Center

213 Canal St., Newcomerstown, 43832740-498-7735www.newcomerstownhistoricalsociety.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Tues-Sat, 10-4; Sun 1-4; Closed Mon Memorial Day Weekend thru October

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The replica of an early 1900’s village holds 23 storefronts, a whole village inside a1915 building. A wide variety of unique tours are available. Call to rent Olde Streetfor your event.

Newcomerstown Historical Society – The Temperance Tavern Museum221 Canal St., Newcomerstown, 43832740-498-7735www.newcomerstownhistoricalsociety.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Tues-Sat, 10-4; Sun 1-4; Closed Mon Memorial Day Weekend thru October

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An authentic tavern and inn built in 1841 and was a resting place on the Ohio and ErieCanal. Woody Hayes and Cy Young memorabilia along with a collection of militaryartifacts. A wide variety of unique group tours available.



Ragersville Historical Society8800 Crooked Run Rd., Sugarcreek, 44681330-897-9204www.ragersville.org • e-mail: [email protected]: Open June thru Oct. Sundays 1-4

Founded in 1979 for the purpose of preserving and displaying Ragersville, AuburnTownship and Tuscarawas County history. Artifacts, family histories, and genealogicalrecords available for viewing or research. Featuring an 1830 restored schoolhouse andthe 1897 Emmanuel Lutheran Church and Museum.

Toland-Herzig Famous Endings Museum803 North Wooster Avenue, Dover, 44622330-343-6132 • Fax: 330-364-3068www.tolandherzig.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm or by appointment

Famous Endings is the world’s largest known collection of memorabilia from funeralsand memorial events and has been featured in Ripley’s -Believe It or Not. Collectionincludes items from entertainers, politicians, royalty, sports figures and more.Repeating the words of a recent blogger: “The best known place to see a livingcelebrity is perhaps Hollywood, but when it comes to documenting their deaths,Dover, Ohio puts a hands up.”

Troll Hole Museum & Art Emporium228 E. Main St., Alliance, 44601330-929-1071thetrollhole.com • e-mail: [email protected]

The Troll Hole Museum in Alliance is in The Guiness Book of Records for theWorld’s Largest Troll Collection. Open Tues. through Sat. 10am-5pm. Guided toursavailable. At the Troll Hole Art Emporium, regular workshops are held in numerousart mediums along with special events. Unique gift shop, fun, cool and memorable!

Tuscarawas County Genealogical Society307 Center St. Dennison, 44621740-922-0531

Explore your past at the area’s most complete site for family lineage.

Village Of Sugarcreek - World’s Largest Cuckoo ClockCorner of 102 North Broadway & Main, Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-4112www.visitsugarcreek.com

Restored and relocated to Sugarcreek, the World’s Largest Cuckoo Clock operatesevery 1/2 hour on the hour from 9am to 9pm. Come see the wooden Swiss dancersand the Hilltop Band in downtown Sugarcreek, (Seasonal)

Warther Museum331 Karl Avenue, Dover, 44622330-343-7513www.warthers.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Enjoy Swiss Gardens, Frieda’s Collection of 73,000 buttons, a 5,000 piece Arrowheadcollection, the Warther Family Home and Ernest Mooney Warther’s carvings of theEvolution of the Steam Locomotive, handcarved of ebony, ivory and walnut.

Zoar Community Association - Zoar Village198 Main Street, Zoar, 44697800-262-6195 • 330-874-2646 • Fax: 330-874-3211www.historiczoarvillage.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Discover the old-world German charm of Historic Zoar Village. Explore the lives ofGerman immigrants in 10 historic house museums. Visit local shops and restaurantsand relax in charming Bed & Breakfasts. Open year round.

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Adventure Harley-Davidson1465 State Route 39 NW Dover, 44622 (located just off I-77 at Exit 81)800-828-2875 • 330-364-6519www.adventurehd.com • e-mail: [email protected]

HUGE display of new and pre-owned motorcycles, Motorclothes® Apparel, andGenuine Parts & Accessories. We also offer Authorized Harley-Davidson® Rentals andRider’s Edge® New Rider Course. Learn to ride, ride to live, and join us for excitingevents EVERY Saturday! Your Adventure Starts Here!

Akron Rubber Ducks300 S. Main St. Akron, 44308 (located just off I-77 at Exit 81)330-253-5151 • Fax: 330-253-3300www.akronrubberducks

The Akron Rubber Ducks baseball club is the Double-A affiliate of the ClevelandIndians, and play in downtown Akron’s beautiful Canal Park. Akron will host the 2016Eastern League All-Star Game for the first time in July and will showcase its award-winning brand of “Affordable Family Fun”, filled with creative promotions, conces-sions, and fireworks!

Atwood Lake Boats / West & East Marinas9298 Atwood Lake Road NE, Mineral City, 44656Marina West: 330-364-4703 • Marina East: 330-735-2323 • Fax: 330-364-6358www.atwoodlakeboats.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Visit Atwood Lake Boat for Ohio’s largest selection of pontoon boats and outboardmotors. Boat rentals are available by the hour, day and week. The Atwood QueenCruise Boat is available for charter with driver and restroom. The Queen can accom-modate up to 50 guests and catering is available to complete your event. Visit theShip’s Store and the Lighthouse Bistro restaurant at Marina West and enjoy lakefrontdining at the Atwood Marina Dock and Grill at Marina East.

Baylor Beach Park8777 Manchester Ave. SW, Navarre, 44662

Located 2 miles north of Wilmot at intersections of State Routes 93 & 62888-9-BAYLOR • 330-767-3031 • Fax: 330-767-3031www.baylorbeachpark.comHours: Open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day

Our family friendly park offers a two acre water park with a 90 ft. tube slide, foursmall kiddie slides, diving boards, log rolls, buckets-of-fun, paddleboats, mini-golf,volleyball, basketball, playground & concession stand.

Cabin Creek Golf1361 CR 108, Sugarcreek, 44681

Located 3 miles south of Sugarcreek on St. Rt. 93330-852-4879www.cabincreekgolf.com • e-mail: [email protected]

One of Ohio’s most unique entertaining and challenging 36-hole miniature golf cours-es. Also driving range, sand volleyball & batting cages.

Famous Loudonville Canoe Livery & River Room424 W. Main St., Loudonville, 44842888.CANOELOwww.loudonvillecanoe.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Open 4/1 to 11/1 10am-6pm 7 days

Downtown Loudonville. The Livery with a choice offers canoeing, kayaking, rafting& tubing from 2 hours to 6 days. Primitive camping, catering & moonlight trips.Quaint shops & restaurants nearby.

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Norma Johnson Center4033 State Route 39 NW, Dover 44622

Located on SR 39 three miles west of I-77 Dover, Exit 83 and six miles east of Sugarcreek.Office Location: 85 E. Iron Avenue, Dover, 44622330-339-7976 • Fax: 330-602-8369www.normajohnsoncenter.com • e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] Hours: Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4pmCenter Hours: Dawn to Dusk year-round

Nestled in the hills of Brandywine Valley the Norma Johnson Center is an active con-servation and preservation nature center open to the public. Outdoor enthusiasts canenjoy three walking loops and hiking trails totaling over six miles. Visitors can exploreponds, wetlands, picnic shelter, observation blind, outdoor amphitheater and conserva-tion learning labs. Become a fan on Facebook to learn more about upcoming events atthe NJC. Free admission.

Ohio Star Theater1357 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek, 44681855-344-7547

Located within Carlisle Inn Sugarcreek. Musical performances that will exceed yourexpectations. Great entertainment with a meaningful story-line. Afternoon andevening performances. Group-friendly. Theater in-the-round. Tickets available by call-ing or online at OhioStarTheater.com.

Performing Arts CenterKent State University at Tuscarawas

330 University Drive NE, New Philadelphia, 44663330-308-6404www.kent.edu/tusc/pac

This 1,100-seat, contemporary theatre presents world-class performances in music,theatre, dance and comedy. A cultural hub, the Performing Arts Center also hosts morethan 20 community events each year. A two-level lobby can seat more than 350 peoplefor receptions and conferences. View the current schedule at www.kent.edu/tusc/pac.

Stark Parks5300 Tyner Street NW, Canton, 44708330-477-3552 • Fax: 330-477-1211www.starkparks.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Visit one of Stark Parks’ 14 parks or over 100 miles of trail! Stop in the MagnoliaFlouring Mills to purchase one of our specialty products or view the facility M, T, Th,Fri. or Sat.

The R.A.C. - Battlefield Live Ohio307 N. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover, 44622330-364-6446www.battlefieldliveohio.com

An authentic combat entertainment experience. 32,000 sq. ft. - 4 story recreationalactivities center. Full concessions and arcade. Multiple party rooms, toddler room,indoor sports arena. Full facility rentals available. Tactical laser tag, bubble soccer,events & more. Follow us on Facebook - The RAC - BattlefieldLiveOhio

Trumpet in the Land and The White Savage Outdoor DramasSchoenbrunn Amphitheatre, PO Box 450, New Philadelphia, 44663Box Office: 330-339-1132 • Adm. Office: 330-364-5111 • Fax: 330-339-8140www.trumpetintheland.com • e-mail: [email protected]: June 17-Aug 20, 2016 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. & Sat. at 8:30pm

Trumpet and Savage will sweep you back in history to a time when Ohio was thewestern frontier of America. Professional actors, brilliant lighting effects, gallopinghorses, and spectacular battle pyrotechnics combine for an exciting evening of familyentertainment under the stars. Don’t miss Dracula in October!

Uhrichsville Water Park401 East 12th Street, Uhrichsville, 44683740-922-8780 • Fax: 740-922-8783www.cityofuhrichsville.org/waterparkHours: 11am-6pm

Over 18,000 sq ft of swim area, water playground with slides, water sprayers, raftslide, body slide, concession and more. Pavilion and park rentals available. Checkwebsite for opening dates. Seasonal.


SHOPPING

Arts on Broadway101 N. Broadway, Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-0560Hours: Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10am-6pm

A new fine art gallery featuring art made by local artists. Located beside the CuckooClock on the square. Run by the Community Art Council, a non-profit corporation, topromote the arts.

Basket Factory Outlet11703 Strasburg-Bolivar Rd. NW, Located at OIC International,Lawrence Twp Industrial Park, PO Box 560, Bolivar, 44612800-523-3235www.basketware.com/basketfactoryHours: Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm

75% discounts on a huge selection of baskets! Giant size to tiny baskets in manydifferent shapes and materials. Plus novelty and seasonal items. Come and browse.Exit 93 off I-77.

The Coop1373 Old Route 39 NW, Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-4026 • Fax: 330-852-4625www.dhgroup.comHours: April-December 9am-8pm Mon-Sat; January-March 9am-6pm Mon -Thur;January-March 9am-8pm Fri & Sat

A different housewares and homemaking experience that includes a touch of ourAmish heritage and many USA made products. Have some fun. Shop the Coop!

Dutch Valley Gifts1367 Old Route 39 NW, Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-4926 • Fax: 330-852-4826www.dhgroup.comHours: 9am-8pm April-December; Jan-March 9am-6pm Mon thru Thurs; 9am-8pm Fri& Sat; Closed Sunday

Step inside and discover a world of charm. Ever-changing seasons. Always somethingnew. The experience will call you back again and again.

McDonald Niklaus Custom Framing & Gifts700 Boulevard, Dover, 44622330-364-3136e-mail: [email protected]

Where you will find the most unique gifts around. Take home a treasure, from hand-crafted wares made by local and regional artists, handmade jewelry, unique cards andBen Heggy’s Chocolates & Nuts - an Ohio favorite. We can frame anything!Specializing in shadowboxes filled with family treasures, sports memorabilia, any-thing you would like to showcase, we do it all, with an artists touch! Like us onFacebook!


SHOPPING

Saltwell Western Store2000 Seven Mile Dr., New Philadelphia, 44663330-343-0388www.saltwellwesternstore.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Mon-Fri 10am-8pm; Sat 10am-5pm; Sun Noon-4pm

For over 50 years Saltwell Western Store has offered the area’s largest and mostdiverse selection of western wear, boots, jeans, hats, FR work wear, and ladies fashionitems. Stop by to browse our large selection featuring Justin, Twisted X, Tony LamaDouble H, Ariat, Wrangler, Cowgirl Tuff, Cruel Girl, Miss Me, and more. Our knowl-edgeable staff is here to help you find the exact items you’re shopping for from bootsto tack and jewelry to saddles.

Spies Farms Antiques2694 State Route 39 NW, Dover, 44622330-343-8358Hours: Mon-Wed - Open at discretion of owner. Thur-Sat, 8am-5:30pm(open during winter as weather permits)

Antiques, collectibles, “stuff and such” displayed in 100-year-old barn built withhand-hewn log beams –– a unique home for unusual vintage items. View restored logcabin on premises.

Warther Cutlery & Gift Shoppe327 Karl Avenue, Dover, 44622330-343-7513www.warthercutlery.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Open 7 days a week 9am-5pm

Home to Warther Cutlery, which is unlike any other kitchen knife available.Representing the perfect blend of beauty, quality and superior craftsmanship, forgedfrom more than a century of time-honored family tradition. Also featuring the latestgifts for the kitchen and home.

World’s largest known collection of memorabilia from famous funerals to

memorial events.

330-343-6132803 N. Wooster Ave., Dover

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TRAVEL, TOURS & VISITOR SERVICES

Amish Country Ohio - Holmes County Tourism Bureau6 W. Jackson St., Suite A, Millersburg, 44654330-674-3975 • Fax: 330-674-3976www.visitamishcountry.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Discover the peace of plain living in Amish Country. Whether you seek fresh produce,home-baked treats, handcrafted furniture, or lifelong memories, sharing a day in ourcommunity will renew you.

Cambridge / Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau627 Wheeling Avenue Suite 200, Cambridge, 43725800-933-5480 • 740-432-2022 • Fax: 740-432-5976www.visitguernseycounty.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Mon-F, 8am-5pm; Sat, 9am-5pm

Let your spirit roam free in Cambridge/Guernsey County! Home of Salt Fork StatePark, Seneca Lake, Living Word Outdoor Drama, Cambridge Glass, HopalongCassidy and Dickens Victorian Village. Located only 45 minutes from TuscarawasCounty at the intersection of I-70 and I-77.

Carroll County Chamber/Convention & Visitors Bureau61 North Lisbon Street, PO Box 505, Carrollton, 44615877-727-0103 • 330-627-0103www.carrollcountyohio.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Retreat, Relax & Rejuvenate in neighboring Carroll County. Enjoy boating & fishingat Leesville & Atwood Lakes; visit McCook House Civil War Museum, Susie’sMuseum of Childhood, Ashton House Museum & Ashton’s 5 & 10 Cent Store; exploreagrotourism, parks & more. The drive is part of the experience.

Coshocton Visitors Bureau & Annin Flagmakers Showroom432 N. Whitewoman Street, Coshocton, 43812800-338-4724 • 740-622-4877www.VisitCoshocton.com

Nearby Coshocton is home to Historic Roscoe Village, the Horse-drawn Canal BoatRide, several wineries, golf courses, Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, UnusualJunction, Pearl Valley Cheese, Clary Gardens, family fun events, locally-made USflags, and more.

Historic Zoar Village198 Main St., Zoar Ohio 44697

Exciting Tours

Quaint Shops

Dining & Lodging

2016 Events3rd Annual Dog Fest June 12

Beyond the Fences of Zoar June 25

Harvest Festival August 6 & 7

Christmas In Zoar December 3 & 4

1-800-262-6195

www.historiczoarvillage.com

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Swiss Valley Tours110 Andreas Drive, PO Box 552, Sugarcreek, 44681866-520-6690 • 330-852-3898 • Fax: 330-852-3899e-mail: [email protected]

A receptive service specializing in group tours with Amish Step-on guides through theback roads of Amish country and beyond. We are committed to giving you qualitytours at affordable prices. With 27 years of experience we make YOU look good.

Tuscarawas County Convention & Visitors Bureau124 E. High Avenue, New Philadelphia, 44663800-527-3387www.traveltusc.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm (Closed weekends and major holidays)Visitor Kiosk 7 days a week 6am-10pm

Small towns...BIG stories in Tuscarawas County. World class museums, hundreds ofevents, and exciting outdoor activities for you and your family. From quirky collec-tions, cuckoo clocks and alphorns, to trains and buggies, there’s a nitch for everyone.Follow us on Facebook for updates and events.

Wayne County Convention & Visitors Bureau428 West Liberty Street, Wooster, 44691800-362-6474 • 330-264-1800 • Fax: 330-264-1141www.wccvb.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Part of the largest Amish settlement in the world, you’ll find beautiful scenery and arelaxed atmosphere. Offers a crossroads of culture and countryside, history, fine din-ing, shopping and exciting attractions.


WINE & CHEESE

Baltic Mill Winery111 East Main St., Baltic, 43804330-365-0524 • Fax: 330-339-6186www.balticmillwinery.com • e-mail: [email protected]

The Baltic Mill Winery first opened its doors Oct. 2014, but the magic inside the build-ing has been at work since 1908 when the mill was first erected. What was once a high-ly-efficient flour mill equipped with three floors of machinery, has been renovated andpreserved into a relaxing winery rich in history. Phenomenal wine for every palette,tours of the facility, live music, art classes, all wrapped in the mystique of one of Ohio’soldest landmarks in the center of Amish country -- what more could you ask for?

Breitenbach Wine Cellars5934 Old Route 39 NW, Dover, 44622 (between Sugarcreek & Dover)800-THE-WINE • 330-343-3603 • Fax: 330-343-8290www.breitenbachwine.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm; Cafe Open Mon-Sat 12-3pm

The best of Amish Country! Sample over 40 of our award winning wines. Large giftshop! Guided cellar tours available. Try Café Breitenbach for lunch-serving paninis,salads and wood-fired pizzas.

Broad Run Cheese House & Swiss Heritage Winery6011 Old Route 39 NW, Dover, 44622800-332-3358 • 330-343-4108 • Fax: 330-343-1092www.broadruncheese.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm

Escape to Swiss Heritage Winery located at Broad Run Cheese House. Experience theperfect “marriage” of wine and cheese all under one roof. Enjoy samples of Ohio’spremier wine and award-winning cheese. The area’s most exquisite curtain, lace andgift shop now featuring our “Downton Abbey” line. Pair your wine and cheese withsome of our local gourmet foods in our gift shop.

Casella Winery1039 Roxford Church Rd. SE, Dennison, 44621330-440-7444www.casellawinery.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Wine Tasting, hot and cold appetizers, event facility for up to 60 people. Scenic park-ridgetop distant views. Historic landmark - Roxford District one room school. Openseasonally.

Dutch Valley Market1411 Old Route 39 NW, Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-2631 • Fax: 330-852-4990www.dutchvalleymarket.comHours: Winter, Mon-Sat. 9am-6pm (check website for seasonal hours)

High quality fresh, frozen and smoked meats, wide variety of cheeses, Amish foodsand pantry items. Bring a cooler. Stock up on fresh and frozen high quality meats, delimeats, cheeses, bulk foods and unique gourmet items. Located next to Carlisle InnSugarcreek. Motorcoaches welcome.

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Gervasi Vineyard1700 55th St. NE, Canton, 44721330-497-1000www.gervasivineyard.comBistro Hours: Monday - Closed; Tuesday - Friday open at 5pm;Saturday - Sunday open at 12pmThe Crush House Hours: Monday - Saturday open at 11am; Sunday - Closed

An elegant Tuscan escape is a short drive away. This picturesque 55-acre estate is nes-tled around a tranquil six-acre spring-fed lake and includes over five acres of vine-yards, an Italian Bistro, Crush House, Winery & Eatery, a Marketplace, Pavilion, VillaGrande, Culinary & Wine Education Center, and a AAA Four Diamond Boutique Inn.Celebrate Life at Gervasi Vineyard.

Guggisberg Cheese5060 State Route 557, Millersburg, 44654800-262-2505 • 330-893-2500 • Fax: 330-893-3240www.babyswiss.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Watch cheese being made and sample over 60 varieties, including our world famousoriginal Baby Swiss. Taste and purchase our premium Swiss which was awarded #1Cheese in America as the 2015 United States Grand Champion. Enjoy the best of thebest!

Heini’s Cheese Chalet“Where the Cheese is Made”6005 County Road 77, Millersburg, 44654800-253-6636 • 330-893-2131www.heinis.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Jan-Apr: Mon-Sat, 8am-5pm; May-Dec: Mon-Sat, 8am-6pm

Have a free factory tour and sample our all-natural cheeses. Homemade fudge,smoked meats, jams and jelly, hand-dipped ice cream, customized gift packages, andMacchiato Moments Cafe. Home of the original Yogurt Cultured Cheese.

School House Winery - Building 6 Wine455 Schneiders Crossing Rd. NW, Dover, 44622330-602-WINE (9463)www.schoolhousewine.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Tues-Thurs, 12pm-9pm; Fri & Sat 12pm-10pm; Closed Sun & Mon

Visit our renovated one room schoolhouse built in 1886. Stop by and enjoy great winesin a relaxing atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Menu available includ-ing Pizza and Subs. Check website for more information www.schoolhousewine.com.School House Winery is the home of Building 6 Wines. Like us on Facebook atBuilding 6 wine.

Open 9am-5pm, 7 days Tours Run Continuously

Our family invites you to view the beautiful, priceless woodcarvings created by Ernest Mooney Warther and hear his story as well as view his home, workshop, and his wife’s Swiss gardens and button collection of 73,000 buttons.

331 Karl Ave. Dover, OH 44622(330) [email protected]

The Warther Museum Dover, Ohio

Swissters1019 West Main St., Sugarcreek, 44681330-852-3500www.swissters.com • e-mail: [email protected]: Mon-Thurs, 10am-6pm; Fri & Sat 10am-7pm

Over 50 Ohio Wineries represented at our Buckeye Wine gallery, with more additionsarriving this season! Along with Ohio wines, we carry selections from around theglobe. We also carry an extensive selection of craft brews in our Brew Nook, we inviteyou to experience beers from our 11 revolving kegs. Our tap selections are available toenjoy by the pint or by the flight.

Yaggi Cheese2229 Stonecreek Road SW, New Philadelphia, 44663330-339-5067 • Fax: 330-339-9088 • Like us on Facebookwww.yaggicheesehouse.comHours: Mon-Sat, 9am-5pm; Sun 12 noon-5pm; Closed All Major Holidays

“Our family serving yours since 1924.” Come meet our knowledgeable and friendlystaff and sample our many varieties of cheese, bologna, jams, local honey, candies,and so much more. We offer party trays and gift boxes and will ship throughout theUnited States, as weather permits.

Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau124 East High Avenue, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663

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