Circleville History Walk to Celebrate Downtown’s Past & Support Local Preservation
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(Circleville) – The Pickaway County Visitors Bureau invites residents and visitors to step into the stories behind Circleville’s crossroads during the Circleville History Walk, Saturday, May 24, 8:30am–11am. Proceeds benefit the Pickaway County Historical Society and the Explore Pickaway Foundation, ensuring our community’s history is preserved and shared for generations to come.
“This walk is a chance to see familiar streets with fresh eyes,” said Jane Shaw, volunteer and past president of the Pickaway County Historical Society, who will co-lead the tour. “From our iconic four corners to hidden architectural gems, every block has a tale to tell. I’m thrilled to guide guests through the places—and the people—that shaped Circleville.”
Event Highlights
- Guided stroll of the historic Court & Main Street intersection and surrounding landmarks
- Coffee from Scioto Valley Coffee and a signature pumpkin doughnut from Lindsey’s Bakery
- Special peek inside selected historic buildings
- Optional self-guided stop at the Clarke-May Museum
- Ticket holders receive an insulated tote, water bottle, and other surprises
Tickets
- $25 per person – includes refreshments, tour amenities, and a donation to local preservation efforts
- Purchase online via the QR code on event posters or at Pickaway.com
- Attendance is limited; early registration is encouraged
More Information
Visit Pickaway.com, call (740) 474-3636, or stop by the Visitors Bureau at 325 West Main Street Circleville, for details.
This experience is made possible by generous sponsorship from Coughlin Circleville, The Savings Bank, and OhioHealth, along with in-kind contributions from participating downtown businesses.
