Ohio Real Estate & Relocation Guide

Chillicothe, Ohio

Population: 21,796

Located in Ross County

The sun rises over Chillicothe, revealing a bountiful city and another day. Dawn unveils a unique blend of architecturally sophisticated buildings and century-old structures, beautifully renovated for a society of modern business. Quaint neighborhoods with tailored lawns and gardens, city parks and natural areas and arbors of mature trees and forest growth weave colorful patterns into the landscape. Meanwhile, numerous outlying communities in Ross County also contribute to its charm and productivity. If prosperity is measured by what we have, then Chillicothe and Ross County are certainly prosperous. All of these blessings, of course, depend upon a strong network of hardworking, dedicated people of all ages, talents and lifestyles.

A closer look at this part of Southern Ohio will reveal a uniqueness that makes Ross County a proud community and a valuable contributor in the Midwest.

As many people within the working community start another business day, others continue the production of smooth-running shifts. Dedicated local workers and researchers diligently forge toward technological advancements in communications, services and products--demonstrating their un-refuted excellence and teamwork.

Not only does this community believe in working hard, but it also supports an investment in quality leisure time, which enlightens and educates the next generation of leaders. This is a place where people support the history, culture and arts that enrich all our lives.

A day of discovery in Ross County might include a trip to interesting places, such as the Pump House Center for the Arts. This public gallery is located in Chillicothe's beautiful Yoctangee Park, regularly featuring exhibits, shows and sales. The Gothic-style building, erected in 1882, serves as a
work of art itself.

Performing arts are found at the Majestic and Magic Waters Theatres. Marked by an impressive, towering arch that spans downtown Second Street, the Majestic has earned its place in America's history as one of the nation's oldest theaters, built in 1853. Summer theatre productions at the Magic

Waters Theatre offer performances under the stars. Ross County is also home to almost a dozen museums, including the James M. Thomas Telephone Museum, the Knoles Log House and the Ross County Historical Society Museum.

This community celebrates in grand style with many annual and special events, such as the Feast of the Flowering Moon, which celebrates early frontier and Native American heritage. Ross County's longest running festival, the Fall Festival of Leaves, is held during the peak autumn season in scenic Bainbridge, Ohio.

Come see what is special about Chillicothe!