Marion County, Ohio Historic Places

Caldonia Village Hall

(certification in progress)

Caledonia Bowstring Bridge

Architect and Builder: Wrought Iron Bridge Company. The 104 x 16-foot bridge originally spanned the Scioto River in western Marion County. It was erected in 1873. It was moved a hundred years later to its present location on the Whetstone River.

Harding Tomb

 Architect: Henry Horbostel.

Harding House

Hotel Harding

 Architecture: Late 19th Century Revivals. The architectural design was provided by William Earl Russ.

Hotel Youngstown

 (certification in progress)

King Mansion-Etowah, Central Christian Church

Achitecture: Mission-Spanish Revival.

Marion Cemetery Receiving Vault

Architecture: Gothic. Architect: David W. Gibbs.

Marion County Courthouse

Architect: David W. Gibbs and Company.

Palace Theater

Architect: John Eberhard.

Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Chapel

Architecture: Late Gothic Revival. Architect: Joseph Carabelli.

Bretz Farm--Morrall

Architecture: Italian Villa

Wyatt`s Tavern-Fort Morrow Site—Waldo

Nathaniel Wyatt, proprietor of the tavern, operated the business from about 1810 to 1825. In 1812, an eight-foot palisade was built around the tavern as a defense for local settlers against the Wyandot Indians. The fort/tavern was abandoned about 1825.

 

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