category : Historic Homes
The Daniel Hertzler House was built in 1854-1855, a Pennsylvania Style Bank House and is an interesting study of 19th century architecture, a design for convenience and an example of Midwestern individualism. The house was built as a farm home for a rich Mennonite and the furnishings reflect this theme. The d?cor centers on the pre-Civil War period. There are a few pieces from the family and the remainder are antiques of the period.

Hours: Open Sundays, June to August, 1:00-3:00 p.m. and for special events. Tours by reservation as requested.
Address: 930 South Tecumseh Road
Phone: (937) 882-6000
Our Website:www.clarkcountyparks.org/

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Pennsylvania House Museum

The Pennsylvania House Museum is a 24-room former stagecoach inn, built in the early 1800's along the Historic National Road. The museum has an extensive display of antique furnishings, antique dolls and one of the largest antique button collections in the U.S.

Springfield, OH Museums

Locust Hills Golf Club -Blue/Red

Course Access: Public
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 14

Springfield, OH Golf Courses

Northwood Hills Country Club

Course Access: Private
Holes: 18
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Springfield, OH Golf Courses

Snyder Park Golf Course

Course Access: Public
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 8

Springfield, OH Golf Courses

Westcott House

This Frank Lloyd Wright Designed Home, has recently undergone an extensive restoration, returning the historic structure to its original grandeur. The Westcott House is a unique example of Prairie Style architecture and is destined to a be revitalized example of Wright'

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Daniel Hertzler House

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