Scenic Olentangy Heritage Corridor Byway

Spanning only 10.5 miles, the Olentangy Heritage Byway is the shortest in the state.  The byway begins at I-270 in Franklin County and continues to follow the ancient Indian trails of the Olentangy River to US 23 in Delaware County.  State Route 315 was also documented as the first road commissioned in Delaware County in August of 1808; as it remains a significant north-south arterial to present-day.  
Points of Interest
  • Stone Stratford M.E. Church is located into he mill district and was operative during 1943-1844.  This structure is also designated in the National Register of Historic Places.  
  • The scenic mill district, also noted in the National Register of Historic Places, continues along the original river road, called Stratford Road, on the west side of the Olentangy River.  
  • The Meeker House and the Pennsylvania-Dutch Stone Barn are located on the corner of US 23 and Stratford Road, both visible and accessible from SR315 in the mill district.  
  • Also located in the mill district, the Hinkle House, built in 1857 and the ruins of Hinkle Woolen Mill are scenic options which can be found in the National Register of historic Places.  
  • The Liberty Presbyterian Church, built in 1820, is an Olentangy River Road landmark which counts many of the section's families among its membership.  
  • The Nash House and Museum Annex, located at 157 East William Street, is found just off of the byway and offers travelers a unique look at early life in Delaware county. 

Additional Points of Interest

Columbus Calendar of Events

Powell Calendar of Events

Worthington Calendar of Events

Dublin Calendar of Events

Delaware County Convention & Visitors Bureau

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