Attractions
Al-Bi Winery |
Al-BI Winery Company 330-735-1061 AL-BI makes more than twenty wines including several of traditional grape wines, six fruit wines and two dandelion wines. There is something for everyone's taste. Al-Bi Winery Company, opened in September of 2003, makes their wine on-premises. Hours: Monday- Friday 5 pm-8 pm, Saturday 10 am - 8 pm 29 N. Smith Street, Dellroy, OH 44620 |
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Algonquin Mill |
The
Algonquin Mill Complex & Historical Marker 330-627-5910 The Algonquin Mill complex has an old-fashioned gristmill; saw mill, two-story farmhouse, print shop, schoolhouse and more. The Perry J. Vasbinder Memorial Arboretum has over 380 different kinds of plants for viewing. 234 Autumn Rd SW, Carrollton, 44615 (Mailing address: P.O. Box 174, Carrollton, OH 44615) www.carrollcountyohio.com/history |
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| Ashton's 5 & 10¢Store |
Ashton's 5 and 10¢ Store 330-627-2340 Ashton's Ben Franklin Store was opened in 1932 by the late John H. and Evelyn L. Ashton. We are proud of our unique store. We stock a selection of greeting cards, stationary, party supplies, giftware, floral, sewing notions, yarn, toys and ladies hardware. We also will help you decorate for your party by preparing balloon bouquets for any occasion. We carry a large selection of decorations for each season of the year. Candy maybe purchased from our kids novelty line, our regular candy bars, our 21 colors of M and M's or your can take your pick from our candy case. As you enter our store you take a step back in time - we delight in our original squeaky wooden floors! Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am - 6 pm, Saturday 8 am - 5 pm, Sunday noon - 3 pm 60 W. Main Street, Carrollton, 44615 www.ashton5and10.com |
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The Ashton
House Museum |
Ashton House Museum 330-627-2682 The mission of the Ashton House Museum is to preserve the memories of the 20th Century (with a glance at the 19th and an eye towards the 21st) as seen, in part, through the eyes of Evelyn L and John H. Ashton. The museum displays the collections of the Ashton family and other historic and nostalgic artifacts that helped define an era. Enjoy a relaxing stroll through the gardens and a nostalgic walk through the museum while you reflect on the America of yesterday. If you choose, you can sit and watch a vintage TV show or listen to an "old-time" radio program. Join us for a journey back in time. Hours: April - December Wednesday - Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (Closed Monday and Tuesday) Contact: Jim Painting, 120 3rd St., NW, Carrollton Tours may be scheduled for off-season, off-hours. Gardens are available for weddings. Meeting room available. Please call to make arrangements. www.ashtonhousemuseum.com |
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| Atwood Lake Boats |
Atwood Lake Boats Marina West 330-364-4703 Marina East 330-735-2323 9298 Atwood Lake Road St. Rt. 542, Dellroy Visit Ohio's largest pontoon boat dealer for a great selection of pontoon boats and outboard motors. Hourly / daily / weekly boat rentals. Cruise boat rides and private Charters. Visit the Ship's Store and the Lighthouse Bistro restaurant at Marina West and Mike's Dockside restaurant at Marina East www.atwoodlakeboats.com |
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| Atwood Lake Park |
Atwood Lake Park 330-343-6780 Atwood Lake Park is located just of Canton. Boating, fishing, water skiing, hiking, biking and more are available in the park and lake area. Two bedroom cabins, for up to 6 people, are available for rent with all furnishings and amenities except for linens included. The cabins feature heating and air-conditioning for year round comfort. 4956 Shop Road NE, Mineral City, 44656 http://www.mwcdlakes.com/atwood.htm |
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| Atwood Queen Cruise Boat |
Atwood Queen Cruise Boat 330-364-4703 The Atwood Queen Cruise board is a relaxing and different way to host a company party, group meeting, bus tour or just sit back, relax and spend family time enjoying the beautiful scenery. Cruises are approximately 1/ 14 hours. The light house Restaurant can cater any function whether it is a full dinner or just hors d'oeuvres. The Atwood Queen Cruise Boat is also available for private charter and group tours ( senior group rates apply.) Tours last approximately 60 minus. Longer cruises are available if requested advance. In case of inclement weather, the cruise boat is equipped with a clear protective curtain. Restroom faculties on board. 9298 Atwood Lake Road, Mineral City, 44656 lisa@atwoodlakeboats.com |
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| Betty Kaye Bakery |
Betty Kaye Bakery 330-627-2665 or
1-800-500-5293 Betty Kaye Bakery is Carroll County's Oldest and Finest Bakery. Established in 1950, Betty Kaye Bakery is like taking a step back in time. It has kept is hometown charm through 3 generations. Betty Kaye features old world recipes, varieties of breads, pastries, and specialty items baked fresh from scratch with no preservatives. Satisfy your sweet tooth with their "World Famous Brownies". They also make to order pies, cakes, hams, etc. Mailing is available. Hours: Tuesday - Friday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm, Saturday 7:30 - 5 pm, Closed Monday 72 West Main Street, Carrollton, 44615 |
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| Bluebird Amphitheater |
Bluebird Amphitheater 330-627-7980 -
330-627-8046 The Amphitheater has a summer season schedule and is available for rent more performances. 190 Alamo Road, Carrollton, 44615 closes yearly for winter months (Dec. 23) / reopens April 1 bluebird-farm.com |
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| Bluebird Farm Park |
Bluebird Farm Park
330-627-7980 - 330-627-8046 Step back in time and enjoy the beauty of the 55 acre farm that includes walking trails, gardens, a century old farm house and pre-Civil War barns tucked in the beautiful rolling hills of Carroll County. There is something for everyone at Bluebird Farm Park Park Hours: dawn to dusk 190 Alamo Road, Carrollton, 44615 closes yearly for winter months (Dec. 23) / reopens April 1 ccparkdistrict.org |
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| Bluebird
Gift Shop |
Bluebird Gift Shop
330-627-8046 the Gift Shop is in a restored Civil War barn Browse the gift shop filled with a variety of unique items. Gift Shop hours Tuesday & Wednesday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm / Thursday - Sunday 11:00 am - 8:00 pm 190 Alamo Road, Carrollton, 44615 closes yearly for winter months (Dec. 23) / reopens April 1 www.bluebird-farm.com |
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| Bluebird Restaurant |
Restaurant at Bluebird Farm
330-627-7980 Join us for delicious home cooked specialties We now have steaks and chops on the menu serving wine Restaurant Hours: Tuesday & Wednesday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Thursday - Sunday 11:00 am - 8:00 pm 190 Alamo Road, Carrollton, 44615 closes yearly for winter months (Dec. 23) / reopens April 1 menu is online at www.bluebird-farm.com |
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| Bluebird
Toy Museum |
Bluebird Toy Museum
330-627-7980 - 330-627-8046 The Toy Museum is filled with a vast collection of playthings available to American children from the late 1700's to present day. During your visit you will be transported to a world of wonderful childhood memories. Toy Museum Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.....Others by appointment 190 Alamo Road, Carrollton, 44615 closes yearly for winter months (Dec. 23) / reopens April 1 www.bluebird-farm.com |
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| Bluebird
Winery at Little Forest Inn AND Cynthia's Restaurant |
Bluebird Winery at Little Forest Inn / Cynthia's Restaurant
330-863-2000 Wines for sale by the bottle (10% discount per case) We have Sweet Whites, Semi Sweet White, Sweet Red, Semi Sweet Red, Bold Reds. Come in and learn to make your own wines, for all occasions. Cynthia's has a full menu from appetizers to desserts. "It's all about the food!" Hours Tuesday - Saturday 11:30 am - 9:00 pm Sunday 11:30 - 5:00 pm 5252 Alliance Road, Malvern, OH 44644 www.thebluebirdwinery.com |
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BTM Clays |
BTM Clays Office 330-735-1555 Clubhouse
330-936-6030 Contact: Skeeter Richards BTM Clays offers a 50 and/or 100 target course. A five-stand catwalk with 3 traps and targets being thrown at random. Also offered are summer and fall/winter shooting leagues. BTM is the home of the largest Sporting Clay league in the state of Ohio. Gun and cart rentals available. Ammunition is also available. During warm weather, BTM offers family weekend shoots along with camping hook-ups and companies and organizations can hold events with food included. These are by reservation only. Hours: Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday 8:30 am - dark 4260 Antigua Road, SW, Carrollton, 44615 btclays@aol.com www.btmclays.com |
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| Bud's Farm Toys |
Bud's Farm Toys 330-627-5343 For children's toys and adult collectables, Bud's Farm Toys is the place to shop! Quality die cast tractors and implements, trucks and construction toys - Radio Flyer trikes, bikes and wagons - Breyer Horses and Accessories And Much, Much more. Contact: Cheryl & Bud Garner Hours: Monday - Friday 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Saturday - 10:00 am - 3:00 pm 75 West Main St., Carrollton, 44615 www.BudsFarmToys.net email: info@budsfarmtoys@frontier.com |
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| Carroll
County Arts Center |
Carroll County
Arts Center 330-627-3739 Located in a restored historic feed mill, the Arts Center has original paintings and photographs, one-of-a-kind jewelry items, scarves, cards and limited edition prints all done by local artisans. They also offer special displays, concerts and classes. 204 West Main Street, Carrollton, 44615 Arts Director, Jennifer Fox - jennifer@carrollcountyarts.org Email - arts@carrollcountyarts.org www.carrollcountyartscenter.org |
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| Carroll County Genealogical Society |
Carroll County Genealogical Society Library
330-627-9411 Want to learn about your ancestry? This is the place to do that. The library is home to Carroll County records that begin in 1833 when the county was formed. The library is stocked with our own early courthouse records such as marriages, wills, deeds and estate packets. Besides that, we have records from the five parent counties; Stark, Columbiana, Jefferson, Harrison, and Tuscarawas. There are other records including census films and many more. Hours: 9:00 - Noon, Mon-Wed; 1:00 - 4:00, Thurs-Fri; 10:00 - 2:00 Sat 24 Second St NE, Carrollton, 44615 www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohcarxgs/ |
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| Carroll County Quilt Square Park |
Carroll County Quilt Square Park The park was developed through a Make a Difference Day grant in 2005. The squares were painted by volunteers with the supplies being purchased through grant funds. the park is a variation of the popular quilt barn project; it was decided to make a patchwork quilt of items that are significant to the history and heritage of the county. There are 14 patches in the park and the composite quilt is on the side of the Virginia Restaurant at 89 W Main St. The 14 squares and the reason significance are: Algonquin Mill-annual festival at historical site, Coley's Stag-one of last stag bars in state, Train-railroad history, McCook House-State Civil War Museum, Sail Boat-the lakes in the county, Daffodil-county flower, Bluebird-county bird, Golf Tee-outdoor recreation, Turkey- hunting tradition, Cows-agricultural heritage, Pine Trees-one of the largest producers of Christmas trees in state, Courthouse Clock-historical building and county seat, Indian-The Indian Great Trail crossed the county, County Outline-unique shape of county. The composite quilt uses the county's Bicentennial Barn as the middle square to complete the quilt. 88 West Main St, Carrollton, 44615 |
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| Carroll Meadows Golf Course |
Carroll Meadows Golf Course 330-627-2663
or 1-888-519-0576 Carroll Meadows is an 18 hole, par 71 professionally designed golf course. There are four sets of tees to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. Watered fairways, tees and large greens are enjoyable at all times and weather. They offer weekday specials and "Senior Day", weekend and holiday specials. There is a pro-shop on site and food available. Contact: Mike Pozderac 1130 Meadowbrook Lane NE, Carrollton 44615 www.carrollmeadows.com |
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| Carrollton Farmers Market |
Carrollton Farmers Market 330-627-0103 Produce and much more! The fare varies weekly! You might find herbs, jams, pies, cheeses, crafts, shrubs, homegrown meats, fresh fruits and vegetables in season...who knows! Always worth the browse. The Market opens the beginning of May and continues through November. 1305 Canton Rd, NW, Carrollton Hours: Saturday 8:00 am - Noon Tuesday 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm July 20 - September 20 |
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| Casa Loma Farm |
Casa Loma Farm 330-627-9967 Located on State Route 39, just outside of Carrollton, Casa Loma offers alpaca sales, breeding, boarding and farm visits. Stop by and take a chance or call for an appointment. 4100 Salineville Road, NE, Carrollton, 44615 http://www.alpacanation.com/farmsandbreeders/03_viewfarm.asp?name=11968 email: debillhill@bright.net |
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| Clow's Marina |
Clow's Marina 740-269-5371 Clow's Marina offer boat rentals including pontoon and fishing boats, repairs, and bait. They can dock up to 100 boats. Plans include adding a deck on the front and will be offering coffee, donuts and some sandwiches. They rent out 2 cabins on a weekly basis and include a dock space or reduction in boat rental with the cabin rental. Springhill Campgrounds is nearby and has full hook-up and primitive camping facilities. Future plans may include a boat show and boat parade. Contact: Linda Clow 4131 Deer Road. SW, Bowerston, 44695 www.clowsmarina.com email: clowsmarina@tusco.net |
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| Coffee Pot Farm |
Coffee Pot Farm 330-735-2067 View and interact with alpacas at the Coffee Pot farm located in the beautiful Atwood Lake region. They offer sales, alpaca products and fleece. Can accommodate tour buses. Contact: Chuck or Kathie Thompson 6140 Factor Road, Sherrodsville, 44675 www.coffeepotfarm.com email: CoffeePotAlpacas@yahoo.com |
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| Detweiler's Greenhouses |
Detweiler's Greenhouses 330-627-0535 Detweiler's Greenhouse offers flats and hanging baskets of flowers and vegetables and organic produce. Buses welcome. Free gift for visitors 85 years and older. Contact: Gideon Detwiler 4098 Cobbler Road, Carrollton, 44615 Open beginning in April. No Sunday sales. |
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| Farmgirl Finds |
Farmgirl Finds 330-627-0321 This unique shop is tucked away in Carroll County's rolling hills, at Manfull Market. The shop is brimming with antiques, primitives and furnishings for a welcoming country home. New pieces arrive weekly. Stop at Farmgirl Finds on your search for rare and unique treasures from yesteryear. Hours - Thurs - Fri - Sat - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Contact: Jennifer Kiko 8146 Kensington Road, Augusta, 44607 www.farmgirlfinds.com email: info@farmgirlfinds.com |
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| Great Trail Golf Course |
Great Trail Golf Course 330-868-6770 Located in Minerva, Great Trail offers 27 holes of some of the most scenic golf in northeast Ohio. Weekday and weekend specials available. "Eat, Sleep and Golf" packages offered 7 days a week. Club services include an indoor heated swimming pool, lodging, and three fully catered banquet facilities for special events. Meeting rooms and pavilion rentals are also available. Hours: Open 7:00 am daily Contact: Cathy Fry 10154 Great Trail Dr., Minerva 44657 cfrygtgc@msn.com |
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| Heads or Tales Bison Ranch |
Heads or Tales Bison Ranch 330-739-4002 View large numbers of free roaming buffalo and hear a brief history of the buffalo. Pelts and skulls are available for sale. Heads or Tales offer a wide variety of meats, roasts, jerky and sausage. Contact: Nancy Kittle 6039 Amsterdam Road, Amsterdam, 43903 www.headsortalesbisonranch.com email: Nancy@headsortalesbisonranch.com Hours: By appointment |
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| Hidden Valley Farms Bulk Food Store |
Hidden Valley Farms Bulk Food Store
330-738-2005 Opened in November 2005, Hidden Valley Farms Bulk Food Store stocks spices, dried fruit, nuts and baking products. You can get eggs and home grown beef products. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, you can purchase fresh made cinnamon rolls and bread. Fresh Made items vary on other days. You can order pies, bread and cookies. Contact: Mary Ann Brown 9100 Avon Road, Salineville, 43945 Hours: Tues-Fri 10 am - 4 pm Sat 10 am - 2 pm email: mab@raex.com |
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| Historic Downtown Carrollton |
Historic Downtown Carrollton Spend some time exploring downtown Carrollton's shopping. There are several antique shops, restaurants, arts and craft shops, toyshops, and old fashioned 5 & 10, a bakery, clothing and shoe stores, a farm market to buy deli items, enjoy lunch or buy home made products and home grown produce. Plan to spend the day exploring all hte historic buildings and homes within walking distance of the square or just sit on a bench and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Downtown Carrollton is 20 minutes or less from any of these attractions. |
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| Hunt'n Shack |
Hunt'n Shack
330-627-4837 All your hunting needs! 2167 Canton Rd, Carrollton |
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| The Journey |
The Journey at Pleasant Grove -
330-895-7611 A spiritual walk through the woods behind Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church. Situated on four acres, The Journey highlights key events in Jesus' life beginning at the stable in Bethlehem and culminating at the empty tomb. The grounds are open dawn to dusk year-round and admission is free. You may stroll the paths on your own or guided tours are available by reservation. Mulched trails make the terrain accessible to most guests. Picnic pavilion and outdoor chapel are available for a fee. Groups of any size are welcome. Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church grounds, 5230 Arrow Rd. NW, Minerva |
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| Lana Bella Alpaca Farm |
Lana Bella Alpaca Farm 330-627-6000 Located on 53 acres just south of Augusta Twp. on St. Rt. 9, Lana Bella is a full service alpaca farm and home to Lana Bella Alpaca Store offering a full line of alpaca sweaters, accessories, yarn, fleece, and more. Store hours are Monday-Friday 2pm-7pm and Saturday and Sunday noon to 7pm (most days) or just take a chance and stop by to see the babies or call to schedule an appointment. Contact: Frank & Jody Hezoucky 7256 Kensington Road., Carrollton, 44615 www.4alpaca.com email: info@4alpaca.com |
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| Leesville Lake |
Leesville Lake 740-269-5371 Leesville Lake offers 1000 acres of water surface, 2700 acres of land, there are two public launch ramps, 10 horsepower limit for boating and fishing. There is camping and seven youth camps on the lake. Leesville Lake is consistently ranked as one of the top Ohio Lakes for "muskie" fishing. http://www.mwcdlakes.com/leesville.htm |
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| Magnolia Flour Mill |
Magnolia Flour Mill 330-477-3552 Magnolia Flouring Mills is the finest original mill preserved in Stark County and one of the best in Ohio. The 5-story wooden building was built in 1834 by one of the founders of Magnolia. The Mill sits along the former Sandy & Beaver Canal. Group tours welcome with advance registration. Contact: Nick Morris 261 North Main Street, Magnolia, 44643 www.starkparks.com nmorris@starkparks.com |
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| Manfull Orchards & Back Door Treasures |
Manfull Orchards & Back Door Treasures
330-895-4861 Manfull Orchards Farm Market has offered Carroll County's Freshest fruits and vegetables for seven generations. Located in Augusta on St. Rt. 9, the roadside market features homegrown apples, peaches, sweet corn, pumpkins, and other fruits and vegetables in season. Jams, jellies, mixes and overflowing with a few antiques and collectible treasures. Contact: JoAnn Scherr 8146 Kensington Road, Augusta, 44607 joannscherr@live.com Hours: Late July through Early January Monday - Saturday - 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Winter hours: 10:00 am-5:00 pm |
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| McCook House Civil War Museum |
McCook House Civil War Museum 330-627-3345
or 1-800-600-7172
Located at the top of the square in downtown Carrollton, The Civil War Museum is a memorial of Ohio's "Fighting McCooks." This Historic House was home to Major Daniel McCook, who with his nine sons and five sons of his brother became know as the "Fighting McCooks" because of their participation in the armed services of their country prior to the Civil War. The federal style house has displays from the Civil War and each year has special displays of local history. Contact: Shirley Anderson Public Square, Carrollton, 44615 Hours: Memorial Day through Labor Day Friday & Saturday 10 am - 5 pm Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm Labor Day through Second Weekend in October Saturday 10 am - 5 pm Thanksgiving Weekend: Open house all weekend with a candlelight tour Friday evening. Admission: Suggested $3.00 donation www.carrollcountyohio.com/History/McCook/House/house.htm |
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| Minerva Cheese Factory |
Minerva Cheese Factory 330-868-4196 The Minerva Cheese Factory produced their first vat of cheese and batch of butter in 1935. The dairy store/lunch counter opened March 10, 1940 in a blinding snowstorm. Today the Minerva Cheese Factory is run by the 4th and 5th generations. The in house store offers a large selection of cheeses, deli items and more. Watch through the viewing window to see how the cheese is made. 439 Radloff Ave, off of Route 30, Minerva 44657 Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 12 pm - 6 pm Wednesday and Saturday 9 am - 3 pm Admission: Free www.cheesehere.com email: info@Cheesehere.com |
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| Paperworks
& More |
Paperworks & More 330-627-6106 Office supplies and unique gift store with homemade jewelry items, homemade candies, bath and body products, pet items, baby products, and inspirational products 30 S. Lisbon Street (on the square), Carrollton, 44615 Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Wednesday and Saturday 10:00 am - 1:00 pm |
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| Petersburg Marina |
Petersburg Marina 330-627-4270 Petersburg Marina offers boat sales and service, fuel, docking, rentals, restaurant and supplies. Park has space for camping and cabin rentals are available. They have fishing tournaments on Leesville Lake where you find record size "muskies' and a population of channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, crappie and bluegill. Contact: Mary Jo Turner 2126 Azalea Road, SW, Carrollton, 44615 www.petersbugmarina.com |
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| Sanford's Quail Farm |
Sandford's Quail Hills & Dales
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| Scio Community |
Scio Community 740-945-2172 Annual events in this charming rural town include a Memorial Day Parade, Fireworks Celebration in the park, kids' fishing tournament, Fall Festival and the stirring Christmastime presentation of The Bethlehem Walk. Contact: Jim or Kelly Thompson www.scioohio.com email: kthompsongrants@yahoo.com Scio Historical Museum 740-945-2572 Main Street, Scio Built during the 1899 oil boom, the main street house was purchased in 1995 for a museum. Items of interest include displays and information on the Scio College 1866-1911, The Oil Boom of 1898, General George Custer, The Scio Pottery, Menkel's Millinery, and Scio High School collections from 1900's-1971 and Jewett-Scio High School 1972-1985. There is a large Veteran's Display of uniforms, awards, swords, etc. beginning with the Civil War era donated by local veterans. Also on display are historical items donated by Scio's Citizens. Pictorial collections depict local people and events. Curator: Dee Ann Horstman Hours: June - September (last Sunday of the Month) 12 - 4 pm During Fall Festival, hours are 5 - 8 pm and closed during the parade. (Fall Festival is held annually the third weekend in August.) |
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| Snode's Restored Country Barn & Melon Farm |
Snode's Restored Country Barn & Melon Farm
330-863-0787 Snode's Farm Market opens the middle of august. Fresh garden produce, melons, crafts and more are available. They also hold Halloween hayrides and a Christmas make and take crafts. Theme activities throughout the year. Barn is available for meetings, receptions, parties and class trips. Bring your group for a hayride tour of the farm and enjoy lunch in the restored barn. Restroom is located in the silo. Contact: Sue Snode 6052 Arrow Road, Minerva, 44657 Snode@bright.net |
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| Stillfork Variety Store |
Stillfork Variety Store - 330-627-7440 Literally a "little bit of everything!" You never know what you'll find when you walk through the doors of this unique store. Food items, health care needs, housewares, toys, school supplies a large selection of baby items and a limited supply of clothing. The inventory changes frequently so stop by often to see what's in store. Contact: Karen and Dan Detweiler 3037 Arbor Rd, Carrollton Hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm |
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| Stone Gate Manor |
Stone Gate Manor - 330-868-2834 Visit an authentic English manor house replete with stained glass windows, stone walls, spires and iron gates. Imagine yourself in 14th century England and then, find yourself there! Stone Gate Manor's owners took 7 1/2 years to build their home from scratch with stone and timber gathered from their land. They made English leaded windows from salvaged glass and barn wood and used old barn slate for the roof. Tours available to groups of 10 or more - or call to see if your smaller group can join a scheduled tour. Reservations required - call for available dates. Learn the skills to make your own creations in their unique "do-it-yourselfer" workshops offered on-site. Contact: Bill & Linda Cundiff 10117 Mantle Rd, NE, East Rochester 44625 Every Saturday in October from 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. Cost is $9. per person "Open Tours" http://www.stonegatemanor.org |
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| Susie's Museum of Childhood at Bluebird Farm Park |
Susie's Museum of Childhood 330-627-7980 Susie's Museum of Childhood has sections devoted to Raggedy Ann & Andy, Shirley Temple, Mickey & Minnie Mouse and the teddy bear. There is an extensive collection of German Steiff animals and an assortment of antique dolls. Hundreds of dolls including bisque, china, composition, cloth, wood, and mechanical dating back as far as the 17th century. While there be sure to visit the gift shop, walk to the covered bridge, view the English gardens and enjoy a scrumptious dessert or lunch. 190 Alamo Road, Carrollton, 44615 www.bluebird-farm.com Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Admission: $2.00 |
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| The Twigg Winery |
We planted our first vines in 1998. We offers red and
white grape wines, and both apple and peach wines, guests will
also enjoy our homemade hard cider, produced from
Manfull Orchards apples, our family farm for seven
generations When you enter the tasting room … expect a relaxing experience in an easy, casual atmosphere. Converse with the winemaker/farmer, sample one or all of the varietals, and immerse yourself in a truly unique setting. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Owner Brent Baker info@TwiggWinery.com
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