Kilgore, Ohio facts for kids
Kilgore is a small, unincorporated community located in Loudon Township, within Carroll County, Ohio, United States. An unincorporated community is a place that doesn't have its own local government, but it still has people living there and often has a name.
Kilgore is part of the larger Canton–Massillon area, which is a big city region. The community uses the Carrollton post office, and its ZIP code is 44615. You can find Kilgore where two state roads meet: Route 9 and Route 164.
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The History of Kilgore
Kilgore was officially planned and mapped out shortly after Loudon Township was formed in December 1834. A person named John Able helped create the layout for the community.
The community was named after Daniel Kilgore. He was a politician from a nearby town called Cadiz, Ohio. A politician is someone who works in government, helping to make decisions for the community or state.
Historic Buildings in Kilgore
The Kilgore Union Presbyterian Church is an important building in the community. This church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This means it's recognized as a special place with historical importance.
Education for Kilgore Students
Students living in Kilgore attend schools within the Carrollton Exempted Village School District. There used to be an elementary school right in Kilgore, called Kilgore Elementary School, but it has since closed.
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Kilgore Union Presbyterian Church
