National Register of Historic Places listings in Union County, Ohio facts for kids
This article lists special places in Union County, Ohio, that are part of the National Register of Historic Places. This is a list of important buildings, sites, and objects in the United States that are worth saving because of their history or unique design. Think of it like a special club for places that tell a story about the past!
There are 9 different places in Union County that have been added to this important list. You can even see where these places are on an online map if you know their exact location.
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Historic Places in Union County, Ohio
Here are some of the cool historic spots you can find in Union County:
Ellis Mounds
The Ellis Mounds are ancient earth mounds located in Paris Township. These mounds were built by early Native American people. They are found northeast of Marysville, near the roads Hillview, Wolford-Maskill, and State Route 4. These mounds have been recognized for their historical importance since July 30, 1974.
Elmwood Place
Elmwood Place is a historic property located southwest of Irwin in Union Township. It sits right off State Route 161. This site was added to the National Register on November 29, 1979. It's a great example of the older buildings in the area.
The Fort
"The Fort" is a unique historic building found northeast of North Lewisburg in Allen Township. Its address is 26953 North Lewisburg Road. This interesting place was added to the National Register on July 8, 1982. It's known for its special design and history.
Dr. David W. Henderson House
The Dr. David W. Henderson House is a historic home located at 318 East 5th Street in Marysville. This house was recognized for its historical value on April 19, 2001. It's a beautiful example of older architecture in the city.
Marysville Historic District
The Marysville Historic District is a special area in Marysville that includes many historic buildings. This district is roughly bordered by Maple, Plum, 4th, and 7th Streets. It was added to the National Register on February 1, 1978. This district helps protect the historic look and feel of downtown Marysville, including important buildings like the Union County Courthouse.
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The Gilcrist House site, which was later destroyed.
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The Reed Covered Bridge site; the bridge collapsed in 1993.
