Tour Overview
Stroll through Worthington’s Historic District and visit some of the sights from the 1800’s.
Historic Worthington
In 1803, before they left for unseen lands in “the west,” a group of families that made up the Scioto Company in western Connecticut and Massachusetts had already made a plan to come west and settle a new town.
Once they arrived, they put the things they valued most--church, school and library at the center of their dream town, Worthington, and included a “Publick Square” for a “green or parade.”
Now, over 200 years later Worthington still retains that classic design. The buildings and homes on this tour are a diverse collection of structures from the 1800s.
Stops
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Stop 1: The Worthington Inn
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Stop 2: Kilbourne Commercial Building
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Stop 3: Adams-Bishop-Heath House
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Stop 4: Village Green
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Stop 5: Buttles-Pinney-Brown House
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Stop 6: Orange Johnson House
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Stop 7: Mattoon-Woodrow House
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Stop 8: Travis-Scott House
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Stop 9: Topping-Evans House
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Stop 10: Sharon Memorial Hall
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Stop 11: Scanland-Skeele House
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Stop 12: Worthington Township Hall/Sharon Township Hall
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Stop 13: St. John's Episcopal Cemetery
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Stop 14: St. John's Episcopal Church
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Stop 15: The Masonic Lodge
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Stop 17: Lewis House
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Stop 18: Turk-Gilkey House
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Stop 19: The Old Rectory/Worthington Historical Society
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Stop 20: Snow House