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Ohio Bird Sanctuary
Our feathered friends get a helping hand at Gail Laux's Mansfield rescue, which focuses on rehabilitation and education.
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The National Cleveland-Style Polka Hall of Fame and Museum
This spot celebrates the accordion-based music the city made famous following World War II.
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World’s Tallest Our Lady of Guadalupe
This 50-foot-tall statue in Ashtabula County watches over the countryside.
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David Grohl Alley
The city of Warren offers an artistic tribute to the Ohio native, Nirvana drummer and Foo Fighters frontman
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Apple Water Tower, Jackson
This community of 6,500 in the Appalachian foothills of Jackson County honors its agricultural heritage with a can’t-miss landmark.
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“The Price Is Right” Sign
Autographed by host Bob Barker, this artifact from the early days of the perennially popular television game show now resides in West Lafayette
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Motts Military Museum
Warren Motts’ collection of military artifacts in Groveport serves as a tribute to our men and women in uniform.
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The Maid-Rite Gum Wall
The exterior of this Greenville restaurant holds years of memories ... really.
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Paul A. Johnson Pencil Sharpener Museum
One man collected the nearly 4,000 pencil sharpeners on display at this minimuseum.
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‘Triceracopter’ and ‘Self-Portrait’
Patricia Renick’s artistic legacy resides in the University of Cincinnati’s Walter C. Langsam Library.
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Feline Historical Museum
The Alliance Museum features a cat dwelling designed by Frank Lloyd Wright’s apprentice.
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Passenger Pigeon Memorial
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden pays tribute to the last of a species.
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Gospel Hill Lighthouse
Visit the world's largest working inland lighthouse in Coshocton County.
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World’s Largest Outdoor Chandelier
Cleveland’s dazzling Theater District landmark features more than 4,200 acrylic crystals.
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Dean Martin Mural
The entertainer, Rat Pack member and native son of Steubenville is immortalized in a mural that recalls scenes from his life and career.
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Marion’s Merchant Ball
The unpolished spot on the sphere atop the grave marker has moved quite a bit since 1896 and no one really knows why.
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Unofficial Lego Museum
This 36,600-square-foot former school is filled with years of owner Dan Brown’s collecting obsession.
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American Sign Museum
Visitors can check out signs from the 1890s through the 1960s at Tod Swormstedt’s Cincinnati attraction.
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