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National Road/Zane Grey Museum
Tom_Fields Says: The National Road began in Cumberland, Maryland and continued westward to Illinois. Begun in 1806, it was meant to open up what was then the western frontier. Before the railroads, this was the primary avenue of travel between the east coast and what is now the midwest. US...
Tom_Fields Says: Zanesville's old downtown has a number of historic buildings and other attractions. The old railroad freight station has been renovated, with shops and cafes. It's a good place to eat lunch and browse for a bit.Zane's Landing, where the town was founded, lies on the banks of...
Dining Car: A Quick Bite Downtown
Tom_Fields Says: It's nothing fancy, but the Dining Car restaurant offers good, American-style deli food like soups, salads, sandwiches, and side dishes. This is the ideal place for a quick lunch, while exploring the town. It's all good, if you want something simple.
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Zanesville's old downtown has a number of historic buildings and other attractions. The old railroad freight station has been renovated, with shops and cafes....
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Founded by Colonel Ebenezer Zane and his son-in-law John McIntire in the 1790s, Zanesville was a major stopping point on the old National Road (now US Highway 40). It was Ohio's capital from 1810 to...
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A (VERY) QUICK TRIP THROUGH ZANESVILLE, OHIO
OUR EXCUSE is that we were on a cross-country car trip and, well, you just can't stop and explore every town. So we snapped a couple of shots of Zanesville and we hope to stop and look around next...
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