At the Holiday Inn Express you will find inviting and comfortable accomodations and a variety of services and amenities (including indoor pool and fitness center) and all for very affordable rates. So whether you're in town on business or relaxing on vacation, Holiday Inn Express is the smart choice!
Hirsch Fruit Farm Market is located off of scenic State Route 772 in Chillicothe, OH. In addition to carrying seasonal items such as various fruits and vegetables, flowers, hanging baskets, gift boxes and baskets, this locally owned farm market carries
Chillicothe, OH AgricultureAt the Holiday Inn Express you will find inviting and comfortable accomodations and a variety of services and amenities (including indoor pool and fitness center) and all for very affordable rates. So whether you're in town on business or
Chillicothe, OH BusinessesFormer home of the wife of President Rutherford B. Hayes. Lucy was the first "First lady" to be called by the press. Visit this attraction and take a look into history. Open for Tours April thru September Friday: 1pm-4pm Saturday: 1pm-4pm
Chillicothe, OH Other AttractionsIf you're looking for a truly unique dining experience, the Sumburger Drive-In fits the bill. The menu of this 1950's style diner includes sandwiches, (including the one that inspired the diner's name) soups and salads in addition to
Chillicothe, OH RestaurantsDakota's has a casual western theme with a menu which includes mouth-watering items such as hand-cut steaks, barbeque ribs, chicken and sandwiches as well as appetizers, salads and desserts! You can eat in, carryout or dine on our outdoor patio. And don't forget to stop by Dakota'
Chillicothe, OH Other AttractionsSee the actual bucket from Big Muskie, which was the World's Largest Dragline and one of the seven engineering wonders of...
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Just 75 miles east of Cincinnati lies the 16,000-acre Edge of Appalachia Preserve, considered one of the most biologically di...
The Our House Museum was established in 1819 by Henry Cushing and his sister Elizabeth Cushing Foster. It was run as a taver...