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The Cedarville Opera House was originally constructed in 1886 and became the center of community life for over 60 years. It hosted many musical, educational, theatrical, and even political programs. In 1956, because of greater accessibility and interest in outside entertainment, the Opera House closed its doors and was not used for the next 30 years. In the early 1980s, citizens took a revived interest in the opera house and, in 1984, the Cedarville Opera House was placed on the Historic Preservation Commission of Cedarville. Citizens helped restore and rebuild the building, and in 1994 the Cedarville Opera House reopened. The following year, the Cedarville Opera House Society was formed. Since then, a full array of programs including music, theater, and literary recitals have been held for the enjoyment of the public.
Springfield OH makes a great destination roadtrip! There are 3 huge antique malls, one of the largest monthly antique shows in the nation, and there’s lots of history too. You can tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s Westcott House, the Pennsylvania House (the “Inn at the end of the Pike”) on Rt. 40, and Clark County’s Heritage Center and Museum that covers an entire city block and houses more than 200,000 artifacts chronicling Clark County and Ohio’s history. You’ll be in awe of the turn-of-the-century industrialist mansions that line East High Street as well as Ohio Governor Asa Bushnell’s former home. There are lots of choices for meals as well as places to stay, too. Check out the Springfield, Ohio inset for addresses and phone numbers. Come and spend a day. We’re sure you will want to stay longer! Tell them we sent you. Nancy
Whitewater Canal State Historic Site, Metamora, In In the mid 1800's canals were the wave of the future. The Whitewater Canal made the ports of the Ohio River accessible to the interior regions of southeastern Indiana, facilitating the movement of people and goods. At the Whitewater Canal State Historic Site you can see an operating grist mill, ride a canal boat or a train, see the covered bridge Duck Creek Aqueduct, walk the Whitewater Canal Trail. Located on US Rt 52, about halfway between Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
We are located in the heart of Lancaster Co . We have loads of antiques in Lancaster Co. We have lots of Amish in the area, and antique sales. We are sure you can find any thing you are looking for. Come and check it out!
Our historic, 300-yr.old bed & breakfast is located in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. "Did George Washington Sleep Here?" is the most often-asked question at our inn. In addition, the historic district of Philadelphia with Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross House, etc. is only 20-25 min. from the Great Valley House.
CIVILWARSHOP.COM located on the New Bern North Carolina Battlefield
The Springs Museum contains the history of early settlers in the Casselman Valley. Located in the Village of Springs on Negro Mountain in the beautiful Laurel Highlands in the heart of Amish country of PA. Historical Journals of the Valley are available for purchase. Springs is 2 miles from the National Pike (US 40).
An "Antique" Experience. Come walk through our large store for a trip down memory lane Located in Antique Row in the heart of Chamblee Georgia for 30+ years. We are in a 100 year old building formerly The Methodist Church of Chamblee We have two great locations: Georgia Easy Access from I-285 1 mile inside perimeter 5576 Peachtree Rd Chamblee GA 30341 (770) 451-2541 Hours Mon-Sat 10-5 Sunday 1:30-5 Florida Take Route 557 Exit off I-4 Approximately 5 miles 140 West Haines Blvd Lake Alfred FL 33850 (863) 956-4853 Hours Mon-Sat 10-5
Henry Ford's Wayside Inn has rival in Kirtland ,Ohio. Located at 9959 Chillicothe Rd. South of downtown Kirtland. This quaint farm house was once the home of Joseph Gildersleeve in the late 1700's. Unusual for it's hand made features of Antiquity and Charming massive central fireplace. Joseph Gildersleeve owner of the stone quarry that was once part of this parcel, built the house foundation and sidewalk from the Quarry stone. the same quarry stone that was used to built the Kirtland Temple. Today the home is being restored and offers to the public a walk back in time. A Gift Shop and Antique store is open 11-5 Weds- Sun. So stop by and see all the wonderful items we have!
Gettysburg, PA - Tour, eat or stay in one of only five Inns in America that has been in continuous operation since the 1700's! The Fairfield Inn was built in 1757 and has operated as a Colonial Meeting House, Stagecoach Stop, Civil War Hospital and as a stop on the Underground Railroad. It is located 8 miles west of Gettysburg on the Confederate Retreat from Gettysburg, July 4, 1863. Take the Inn's FREE History & Underground Railroad Tour which transports you through time. See where Statesman Patrick Henry famous for the quote: "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" stayed, the room Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart slept in, where the soldiers were tended to when the Inn was used as a Civil War Hospital, President & Mrs. Eisenhower's favorite dining room as well as where the run-a-way slaves hid while using the Inn as part of the Underground Railroad. The Inn is decorated with antiques dating to the 17 and 1800's - walking into the doors, you are immediately transported back in time. Experience History THEN and NOW! Visit: www.thefairfieldinn.com
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