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Tecumseh Witness the spectacular re-enactment of the life and death of the great Shawnee leader, Tecumseh! Come to our large, tiered amphitheatre, nestled in the hardwood forest of Sugarloaf Mountain.

Here beneath a canopy of stars, across the quiet waters and from the encircling forests, a spectacle of unbelievable proportion explodes around you, as horses gallop down from the hills, arrows whisper overhead in deadly flight, flintlocks bark, and artillery thunders through the woodlands!

Uncle Buck's Riding Stable and Dance Barn Uncle Buck's Riding Stable and Dance Barn, where a great time can had by all. Trail rides offer a unique way to explore the 27,000 acres of the Zaleski State Forest. 10,000 sq. ft. party barn where you may host your next social event.

The Wilds (Wildlife Preserve) The Wilds, a 9,154-acre conservation center, provides a home for many endangered species. Located Southeast of Cambridge, Ohio, near the small village of Cumberland. Increasing the populations of select endangered species is one of our primary goals at The Wilds, so that future generations can learn about and enjoy these magnificent animals.

General John Hunt Morgan's RAID The 30th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company B, will be hosting this historic portrayal featuring Bill Nordan as John Hunt Morgan and the 2nd Kentucky Cavalry.

Piqua Heritage Festival Visit a Native American village or mountainman camp at this celebration of pioneer life drawing 200,000 each year. Re-enactments, traditional craft skill demonstrations, arts and crafts plus a popular melodrama take you back in time.

Johnston Farm, Piqua (513) 778-0441
Labor Day Week-end, September

Moundbuilders State Memorial and Indian Art Museum Long before recorded history, Licking County was the center of an ancient civilization. The Moundbuilders earthworks, still visible today, have been intensely studied by historians and scientists. Moundbuilders State Memorial exhibits objects in many media, representing the artistic achievements of all the known prehistoric cultures in the Ohio area from 10,000 B.C. to 1600 A.D. The mound encloses 26 acres of the 66 acre park. The museum is open Wednesday through Saturday, Memorial Day through Labor Day, 9:30 a.m - 5:00 p.m., Sunday, noon - 5:00 p.m., and weekends Labor Day through October. Moundbuilders is located 9 miles north of 1-70 on State Route 79. An additional earthwork, the Octagon Mound, is located on Parkview Road, Newark. (740)344-1920.

The Schedel Arboretum and Gardens Every year, new varieties of trees, shrubs and flowers are planted. Landscaping undergoes subtle changes. Perennial and annual gardens display new form and color. Truly, the Arboretum and Gardens are a living, growing memorial to Joseph and Marie Schedel.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame It transcends class, race, and age. It can shape lives and unite strangers. It is a force unlike any other. There's only one place on earth where can touch in uncontrollable power - the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.

Dynamic interactive exhibits, original films, a towering video wall, and the world's most extensive collection of rock and roll artifacts.

800-493-ROLL.
One Key Plaza, Cleveland, Ohio 44114

Statehouse With construction complete at the Ohio Capitol Square Complex, the Statehouse has been restored to its original grandeur and beauty.

Piqua Historical Area Located in the Great Miami River Valley, the 174-acre Piqua Historical Area offers visitors the opportunity to discover several cultures in one setting.