• Civil War encampments
  • » Camp Worcester located on Norwalk Street
  • » Camp Monroeville located near the intersection of Route 20 and Route 99
• Remnants of Old Route 20 one of the major East/West routes across the United States
  • » Two key pieces of this history are located on old Norwalk Street and an area off Route 99 near Subway
• Huron River, which is one of only a few slate bottom rivers in the world
  • » Very scenic with its rock formation and high river bluffs
  • » Excellent fishing opportunities exist during the summer months
• National Historical Register includes three structures within the Village
  • » Octagon House located at 64 Sandusky Street
  • » Former Episcopal Church located at intersection of Monroe Street and North Ridge Street
  • » 29 Brown Street
• Railroads located on South Ridge Street
  • » Many remnants of different railroad tracks that came through the Village
  • » Two old depot buildings
  • » Rails to Trails travels along a section of the old Wheeling Lake Erie Railroad. Several remnants of the old railroad can be seen along this route

For more information on New London see Website.

Norwalk City:

• Main Street
  • » Most architecturally-diverse historic district in the State of Ohio
  • » Historic Main Street Uptown District
• See Website

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• Greenlawn Cemetery
  • » Intersection of State Route 98 and State Route 61
• Civil War Cemetery
  • » Intersection of State Route 61 and Plymouth Springmill
• Vintage Clothing
• » 6 East Main Street
• Denominational Churches
• American Legion
• » 112 Trux Street
• Woody Ridge Golf Course
• » 6362 State Route 598
• Tune It Up Driving Range
• » 4592 State Route 61
• Plymouth Coffee and Floral
• » 11 East Main Street
• Plymouth Historical Society
• » 7 East Main Street
• Plymouth Hardware
• » 13 East Main Street
• Plymouth Library
• » 29 West Broadway
• Plymouth Rock
  • » 11 West Broadway
  • » Grades 4 – 12 for after school activities

Annual Events:

• Silver King & Fireman’s Festival
  • » Chicken BBQ
  • » Mud Volleyball
  • » Parade
  • » First Weekend in August
• Memorial Day Parade
• Tree Lighting with Santa
  • » Day after Thanksgiving

• Greenwood Cemetery
  • » 23 acres located along State Route 99
  • » War memorial to all Willard area veterans
  • » Tombstones dating back to the late 1800’s
  • » Call 419-933-7531 Willard Maintenance Department for more information
• Willard Municipal Airport
  • » Located off State Route 103
  • » Features a 4,040 foot runway with lights.
  • » Airplane fuel and tie-downs are available
  • » Hours of operation Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  • » Call 419-933-6601 Airport Manager for more information
• CSX Rail Yards
  • » Located on the old Baltimore and Ohio’s east/west mainline
  • » One of the largest, productive and safest CSX’s “hump yard”
  • » 100+ freight trains per day
  • » A “must” stop for quality rail shots
• GeoCaching
  • » Willard Area Historical Society cache
  • » 20 cache in a 10 mile radius
  • » 1400 cache in a 25 mile radius
  • » Visit www.geocaching.com for coordinates
• Wireless Internet
  • » Wired Coffee Bar – 421 East Walton Avenue
  • » Country Hearth Inn – 1201 Conwell Avenue
  • » Willard Memorial Library – 6 West Emerald Street