Canal Fulton, a historic canal town, formally called Milan, was a busy port on the Ohio Canal during the 1840's and 1850's.  The town features Lock IV Park, one of the few remaining working locks along the canal, the Heritage House Museum and the Historic Oberlin House.  

Also, while enjoying the scenery of this historic town, be sure to visit the Old Canal Days Museum/Heritazwe House, built in 1860.  This establishment contains many pictures of old canal days, canal artifacts and a model of a canal lock.  The Oberlin House, located on Cherry Street in Canal Fulton, is also available for those wishing to take part in the nostalgia of this historic port.  

• Jacob's Field, home of the Cleveland Indians, is a new state-of-the-art athletic facility with a 42,865 seating capacity.
• Mill Creek Falls, established in 1799 in Newburgh Township, a magnificent 45-foot waterfall. 
• Navarre offers visitors a model of a classic, historic village setting located on Canal Street.
• The Ohio Society of Military History Museum features memorabilia from all periods of Ohio Military history.  
• The Flats offers visitors of Cleveland a variety of entertainment opportunities.
• Warther Carvings Museum is a celebration of the unique wood-carving craftsmanship of Ernest Warther.  
• Zoar Village was established in 1817 by a group of German immigrants who fled their country seeking religious freedom. 

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