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A group of Brown Coun- of Brown A group The group assisted in the The group Pulliam Stivers: Carol Nancy Montgomery: Nancy tians interested in promoting in promoting tians interested County, tourism in Brown a to form joined Ohio have Corporation profit not for as known under Ohio Law County Ohio Tour Brown ism, Inc. The corporation ism, Inc. The corporation des- will also apply to be (3) tax a 501(C) ignated The organization. exempt will (3) designation 501(C) to be tax enable donations deductible and qualify the and public grants for group assistance. purpose of The in its Articles the corporation - is to devel of Incorporation op, enhance, publicize, and tourism in Brown encourage Ohio. County, of this tourism production mem- The founding guide. are: bers has long been inter Carol House Parker sents the John other of Ripley and various in tourism. interested groups - Felic for librarian is a former - ity Schools and District Tech nology Coordinator. ested in promoting tourism ested in promoting She repre County. in Brown

Tourism Inc. formed Inc. Tourism Brown County, Ohio Ohio County, Brown 4 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE Courtesy Photo ofBrownQuilt Barns County 12440 St. Rt. 774, Bethel 22.Bow Tie 1065 U.S. Rt. 62, 21. Pinwheel 12126 Purdy Rd., 20. Lone Star Dayhill 10501 Arnheim 19. Buckeye Beauty 10332 U.S. Rt. 68, 18. WashingtonMartha 20346 U.S. Rt. 68, 17.Capital T 6071 CampRun Rd., 16. LeMoyne Star 7689 Gooselick Rd., 15. IndianStar 3311 St. Rt. 763, 14. Pride of Ohio 5075 St. Rt. 763, Ripley 13. Clay’s Choice 8240 St. Rt. 125, 12. Corn andBeans 7362 Tri-CountyRd., 11. OhioStar Variation 3241 U.S. Rt. 52, 10. Double Star & 12681 U.S. Rt. 62, 9. Union 760 St. Rt. 756, Felicity 8. Georgetown Circle 11853 Pool-Kuntz Rd., 7. Washington’sMartha 12126 Purdy Rd., 6. Star North 849 St. Rt. 125, 5 .Lone Star 6280 St. Rt. 68, Ripley 4. Star andCross 15218 U.S. Rt. 68, Mt 3. Kings Cross 328 W. State St., 2. LeMoyne Star 5455 U.S. Rt. 62&68, 1. OhioStar LOCATIONS Sardinia Sardinia Rd., Georgetown Georgetown Star Fayetteville Georgetown Variation Ripley Aberdeen Russellville Sardinia Higginsport Double Star Sardinia Sardinia Star Sardinia Hamersville Orab Georgetown Ripley 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 5 40794171 (513) 309-0781 - www.bardwellwinery.com 716 N High St, Mt Orab, OH 45154 716 N High St, Mt

Quilt Barns are a great example of public art of public example a great Barns are Quilt has been around that is an art form Quilting and in quilt patterns Barns Quilt showcase Barns, 30 Quilt has over County now Brown all important and add to the overall They are for all to see and enjoy. all for and beautiful. practical are Quilts centuries. for pat known popular and well many are There many one of a kind patterns. as terns as well barns. There heritage showcase some locations visit Quilt to who travel of people is a group It is a tourist attraction pictures. Barns and take Ohio goal County The Brown the U.S. all over Barn Quilt in each of least one at to have was the people who follow so that our townships, the county. over all travel BarnsQuilt would Barn by the Quilt Com- arranged were 22 that indi- 9 or 10 completed by private and mittee viduals. started in Adams that “Clothesline of Quilts” Twenty-two the U.S. all over County and is now listed with Barns County Quilt are of the Brown and quilt pattern. their location

By Carol Stivers Carol By A ‘clothesline of quilts’ of ‘clothesline A 6 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE By Carol Stivers ParkerThe House lifelong passionfor helping bondage that would fuel his with theanger andhatred of ney that hisspiritwas ignited Alabama. Itwas onthisjour home inVirginia toMobile, barefoot from hisoriginal and madetowalk ragged and sold, chainedtootherslaves man. At age eighthewas leg oftheirjourneynorth. seeking freedom onthefirst Ohio River totransport those He frequently crossed the helped fugitive slaves escape. products andbynighthe of farmmachineryandiron Foundry makingalltypes By day heran thePhoenix Underground Railroad. ist andaconductoronthe Parker was anabolition- a successfulbusinessman. own freedom andbecame was bornaslave, boughthis home ofJohn P. Parker, who historic sites.Itistheformer the National Park to Service the highestaward given by toric Landmark whichis status ofaNational His- Railroad site. ley, OhioisanUnderground Parker was anamazing It hasbeenawarded the The Parker HouseinRip Holiday Forest ofLights By Carol Stivers Ripley’s River Walk thenightisfilled next totheParker House. at 300N. Front Street inRipley, Ohio and trees located intheParker Park Lights isabeautifuldisplay oflights In thislocation across from the The AnnualHoliday Forest of - - an African-American. among theearliest granted to for agricultural inventions, Parker hadthree U.S. patents ful entrepreneur andinventor. and whites.Hewas asuccess- Ripley, employing bothblacks was amajoremployer in Regiment. Parker’s foundry Volunteer Infantry(Colored) recruiter for the27thOhio Civil War, Parker was akey many arenas. Duringthe and theCollinsbrothers. such as,theRev. John Rankin the Underground Railroad, other Ripleyconductors on society. Parker worked with members intheiranti-slavery town ofabout5000with300 Ohio athrivingabolitionist Parkers hadsettled inRipley, , andby1849the married Miranda of Boulden then moved toOhiowhere he money at afoundry. Parker freedom byearningextra allowed topurchase his to Mobile.In1845,hewas escape, butwas returned multiple daringattempts to eral years later, Parker made by thedoctor’s- sons.Sev was toread, taught illegally, sold toadoctor. There he others tofreedom. Parker was successfulin In Mobile,Parker was honor ofloved ones stillliving. ry ofloved oneswhohave diedorin are asked to sponsortrees inmemo Individuals, familiesandbusinesses River Village ChristmasCelebration. and, also,totake partinRipley’s month ofDecember. with lovely crystal lightsduringthe As afundraiser for Parker House about Parker checkouthis in thishome. when heandhisfamilylived from whichParker looked look through thewindows floors that Parker walked and you canwalk onthevery er’s life.Inthe1800’s Room, tiful paintings depictingPark times ofParker andseebeau- will hearaboutthelifeand cated children. Miranda andsixcollege edu- 1900, leaving behind hiswife, the NationalPark Service. The Parker House inRipley isaNationalHistoric asdesignated Landmark by For more information At theParker Houseyou Parker diedinJanuary - more information call:937-392-1135. see theHoliday Forest ofLights.For on. dedicated andthelights are turned on December1stwhenthe trees are name. There isalways aprogram honoree’s nameandthedonor’s Be sureBe tomake atriptoRipley Trees are tagged withboththe - 392-4188. year-round bycalling937- $2. Group tours available Adults $4,Students(7-18) 1:00-5:00 p.m.Admission: a.m.- 5:00p.m.andSunday Friday &Saturday 10:00 May through November, open Box 246,Ripley, Ohio45167. Inc., 300N. Front Street, P.O. Parker HistoricalSociety, Johnmuseum contact: P. johnparkerhouse.org. Land” orthewebsite www. autobiography “HisPromised Hours ofOperation are To visit hisrestored home/ Photo by Carol Stivers 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 7 40794818 8 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE Deer huntinginBrown County By TomCross and beansprovide protein carbohydrates during thefall connection as cornprovides ger racks. You can’t denythe to grow bigger deerandbig - eastern Ohio,you’re going landsin sus thestrip-mine Having accesstocrops ver advantage isagriculture. southwest countiesandthat advantage inmanyofthese “Obviously thedeerhave an big bucks,” Tonkovich. said been onfire for producing growth. on deerpopulation andantler ture that hasthemostimpact biologists know, it’s agricul- as conditionsare And right.” addendum included;“aslong buck.” potential toproduce atrophy “Anywhere in Ohiohasthe Big Buck Clubofficials, often repeated byBuckeye tome,andit’sonce said Biologist Mike Tonkovich “Southwest Ohiohas But there was always an Division ofWildlife Deer - Wildlife Area nearFayette the 1,626acre IndianCreek public hunting available in Ohio counties,itdoeshave as itisinothersouthwest County are notasgenerous ing opportunitiesinBrown 200+ inchdeeristagged. only when,notif,before a from Brown Countybutit’s inches. You don’t hearmuch minimum entryscore is140 books since2002where the Buckeye BigBucks Club over 56bucks entered into recently. Brown Countyhas and 180inchdeerharvested has beensomemassive 170 From Brown Countythere have tobeBrown County. ties insouthernOhiowould tails. for producing trophy white and Adamsare topcounties Brown,Clermont, Highland, results ofseasonspastprove bucks andlookingover the antlers are developing.” during thesummerwhen Although publichunt One ofthesleepercoun- The toppickfor mega - - - every deerhunter wants to see. Big rubs like these is what

Mike Bays arrowed this 172-7-8 inch monster typical in Brown County. early inthe Tom Cross Photos by Look for season, acorns 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 9 - Dawn England Owner England Dawn Archery season opens Archery a list of public hunting For the statewide early antlerless antlerless early the statewide and an season muzzleloader - sea gun weekend additional 28-29. son, Dec. 7. Sept. and ends Feb. 26 30 is Nov. season Deer gun After much debate – Dec. 6. is open season gun youth 21-22. State on Nov. again season wide muzzleloader and later a week moved was 9-12. Jan. set for is now 77 publication request areas of Wildlife. the Division from can be Maps of wildlife areas wildohio. from downloaded com. Tom Cross has been the outdoors writer writer has been the outdoors Cross Tom than more for Defender the Peoples for “Fishing and is the author of years 30 Ohio.” - - Aberdeen, OH OH Aberdeen, for less for Name brand Name brand used clothes clothes used These same regulations These same regulations • Hollister • Hollister Eagle • American • Aeropostale • Abercrombie 21 • Nike • Rue • VS 21 • Adidas • Forever • Much More! • UA Now Open Now Felisha’s &Design Fashion HWY 52 | US 1160 515-7192 (937)

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2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 11 40794871 Fall in Brown County. in Brown Fall Stivers Carol by Photo Vineyard,Winery & Restaurant Vineyard,Winery MOYER PRIME RIB SPECIAL • Fridays 4pm-10pm Producing Ohio Valley Wine Since 1972 Wine Producing Ohio Valley Hours: Mon..-Thurs. 11:30am-9pm Fri.-Sat. 11:30am-10pm; Sun. Noon-5pm EARLY BIRD MENU • Available Mon.-Fri. 4pm-6pm EARLY Covered Outdoor Seating • Comfortable Dining Room Covered Outdoor Seating • Comfortable Dining Daily Lunch & Dinner Features • Homemade Desserts Daily Lunch & Dinner Features • Homemade Located on Scenic Ohio River Located on Scenic Ohio 3859 U.S. Route 52 Manchester, OH 3859 U.S. Route 52 Manchester, Come...Relax...Enjoy! Reservations Welcomed • 937-549-2957 Reservations Welcomed | 12 40795342 FALL See One tree of interest that is that of interest One tree other hardwood trees lose trees other hardwood in the sea- later their leaves the leaves son. The color that the minerals emit is from up and taken have the trees during the summer. absorbed is the ginkgo tree not a native in It will not be found tree. It is or woods. our forests used strictly a specimen tree landscaping and street for trees. and many more (937) 392-4627 Across from Dairy Yum Yum In Ripley, Ohio In Ripley, Yum Across from Dairy Yum Rada Knives • Greeting Cards Border in Stock including Primitive Flags - Garden, Military, Harley, Flags - Garden, Military, Mon - Sat 10:00 - 5:30 Most Sundays Call First A This and That Store, Must See to Believe Store, That This and A Over 12,000 rolls of Wallpaper and Over 12,000 rolls of Wallpaper The official starting date The official starting date and as August As early Tiny's Wallpaper And Variety Wallpaper Tiny's of the season is September 23 and the official name is to call autumn but I still like seeing the season fall. I enjoy or fall down float the leaves on a windy to the ground day. trees the walnut September, start to lose and locust trees and so do most their leaves of The leaves fruit trees. FALL, continued from page 10 page continued from FALL, 12 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE FALL, continuedfrom page 11 5. James L. Reed, who developed from Brown County. who founded Armco Steel was 4. George M. Verity, theindustrialist was from Brown County. of Who’sfounder In America Who 3. Marquis,Albert authorand Ohio River. Underground Railroad of north the the first established station of the was House 2.Rankin TheJohn still standing inOhio longest singlespan covered bridge 1. New HopeRoad Bridge isthe By Nancy Montgomery about Brown County 10 Things You Didn’t Know waiting for you. tour inBrown County is full fallcolor. Afallfoliage in Octoberwhentheyare in U.S. 52are always beautiful County alongtheriver on The hillsofsouthernBrown see thismiracle of nature. where you want todrive to to theroad. You candecide are forests orwoods close county roads where there 62, U.S. 68oranyofthe Route 50, U.S. 52,U.S. Route 32, OH125,U.S. tour canbealongState country. Theself-guided adriveas taking inthe in Brown Countyisaseasy eye onitthisfall. you canobserve, keep your there isaginkgo tree that time. It’s very dramatic! If drops allofitsleave at one 24 hours ofthefrost it until ahard frost andwithin holds mostofitsleaves a brightyellow. Thetree ery fanshapedleaves turn Taking afallfoliage tour As fallarrives itsleath- A ginkgo tree inBrown County stone to buildShuster Millin1843. make andform bricks andto cut 10. Chinese labor was used to Register of Historic Places. historic districts ontheNational 9. There are 24 sites and2 village created inBrown County. 8. White burley was Adams andClermontCounties. 7. Brown County was carved outof times isfound inBrown County 6. Ohiofirst eagle’s nest inmodern 1930) was from Brown County. worldwide between 1900 and popular variety of field corn grown Yellow Dent Corn (themost A millinBrown County Photo by Rachel Bollman Nancy Montgomery 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 13

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40794699 Grant reenactor, will visit reenactor, Grant Dr. Curt Fields, a famous U.S. U.S. a famous Curt Fields, Dr. as part of the Historic Home Tour Home the Historic of as part 937-378-3431 Georgetown on December 6, 2015, 2015, 6, on December Georgetown Georgetown, Ohio 45121 Georgetown, 9262 Mt. Orab Pike 9262 Mt. www.browncountysolidwaste.org Dr. Fields was selected by by selected was Fields Dr. he will In Georgetown, persona of the Union General of the Union General persona at in speaking presentations civil War and reenactments presentations. Service as Park the National 150th the recent at Grant U.S. Robert of General recognition surrender. E. Lee’s of the activi- many appear at Grant ties of the local U.S. espe Homestead Association, - Cel Days cially the April Grant on April 22-24, 2016. ebration - ADAMS BROWN RECYCLING A Division of ABCAP

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• • • • • • ville, will make his his make will ville, Tennessee Grant U.S. as appearance first Historic the upcoming at on in Georgetown Home Tour December 6, 2015. teacher, principal and history and an adjunct sociology of the University at professor is the same Memphis. Fields as Grant. height and weight By Stan Purdy Stan By to Georgetown to New Grant headed headed Grant New 16 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE From Sheep toShawl Valley Nature Fibers mill. A llamaatOhio By Nancy Montgomery it was laughable. When Dianerepeated thestorytoRon, hedidn’t think Ron There shouldbuyit. was laughterat theprospect. be closing,afriendjoked that Dianeandherhusband and herspinninggroup were informed themillwould agrouptaking tourduringwhich DianeHelterbrand was born. chased itsfirst 60inchcarding machineandthemill expertise andguidance, OhioValley Natural Fibers pur since justaftertheturnofcentury. With theirhelp, men whohadbeeninthecommercial textile industry ago byKent andGinnyFerguson. Kent Ferguson met ting, customrovings, andbeautifulcustomyarns. whoprocessessmall staff fleecetocreate rovings, bat is afibermillfullofoldmachines, exotic fibers, anda Kent diedin2010andGinnyretired in2015. After Ohio Valley Natural Fibers was begun over 30years Tucked intorural Brown CountyoutsideofSardinia Ohio Valley Fibers mill. A sheepat Nature - - 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 17 The front store area of Ohio Valley Nature Fibers. Nature Valley Ohio of area store The front Machines spin yarn on a loom, in photos above and below. above in photos on a loom, yarn spin Machines - In April, 2015, Diane and Ron Helterbrand ventured ventured Helterbrand Ron Diane and 2015, In April, As experience! a fascinating A tour of the mill is The first itself. is the factory room the front Beyond Diane laughs about a time when one of the machines Diane laughs about a time when one they and more, in the mill more worked As they’ve - to the card the picking machine Diane took me from They can do comes on cones, bobbins, or skeins. Yarn the mill staff clients will tell exactly Experienced the mill to move hopes are future Diane and Ron’s Mill has been fea- Fibers Nature The Ohio Valley the Call by appointment only. available are Tours into the arena of owning a medium-sized fiber mill. fiber a medium-sized of owning the arena into in the country. sized mills only 6-7 similarly are There and 3 Ron of Diane and comprised are The employees the mill before at who worked employees experienced employees the experienced it.they bought Without have they could not Diane says to work, continuing survived. from of fiber by bags was greeted in, I walked I first of all fibers mill handles exotic sheep and llama. The spun camel, kinds. Besides they have sheep and llama, custom- They have and more. dog, yak, buffalo, rabbit, to Florida. Alaska from ers 1917! machine from carding huge machine I see is a between anywhere manufactured The machines were The equipment was 1940’s. 1916 and 1917 to the plants after the tex England textile New bought from tile business was shipped overseas. tile business was a 75-year-old have needed maintenance and she had to of it. care to take England come in New man from the old giant machines. They are to understand began job and are simple in their design but do an efficient they deal with. fibers suited to the exotic more wheel. machine and the batt ing machine to the roving ply the see the cone winder, we In the spinning room with its and the pin drafter winder, machine, the skein the yarn. throughout uniformly ability to blend colors function they what exactly named for Machines are perform. bam- with other fibers, in combinations 2-ply to 6-ply, the desired is needed to create boo, silk, or whatever to multi- solid colored blended from are effect. Colors stand in a store we Back to the entrance, yarn. colored any all sorts of aids for clients can purchase where area and silks even needles, and fiber art including books, yarn. their own to make those who want bamboos for will know Others end product. in an they want want or a a comforter perhaps to make, they want what there. need to get they what but not know sweater, type of fiber The staff will question them as to what if they yarn, or batting they need, perhaps product or not, it thick or thin, fluffy nor not, want stretchy The staff what will then know desired. and colors needs to be blended to meet the clients’ needs. not only will they run the mill to their farm, where activity opportunities to but also be able to offer day handicapped adults, a special interest developmentally of Ron’s. on the PBS- series Our Ohio and on The Discov tured still available Both videos are Dirty Jobs. er Networks’ is http://www.ovnf.com/ on line. Their website [email protected] 937-446-3045 or email them at mill at 18 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 40795363 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 19 The sound of pipe organ music The sound of pipe organ now have added electric blowers blowers added electric have now the pipes to to supply the wind for their beautiful sounds. make to take Try is bold and wonderful. of one of the Christmas advantage concert Concerts. The Chatfield Heart place in the Sacred will take 7:00 p.m. in St.Chapel Martin at December 4. The First on Friday, concert will Church Presbyterian 7:00 p.m. on place in Ripley at take December 12, 2015. Saturday, All three of the Brown County of the Brown All three A pipe organ at First Presbyterian Church in Ripley. Church Presbyterian at First pipe organ A United Methodist Church in Ripley United Methodist Church made by the Votteler-Hettche was Ohio in 1899. Co., Cleveland, Organ - It has 543 pipes. The master organ is Rhonda Frodge, ist of this organ pipe who has, also, been playing a It takes many years. for organs organist talentedvery and athletic as much foot a pipe organ to play is necessary the keyboard and work is extensive. used to be hand pumped but organs - - Music has been around for thou- for has been around Music to County is fortunate Brown in 1886 by Hilborne made It was in pipe organs two are There - Presby in the First The organ is very of this organ The legend to a actually meant to go It was in the Centenary The pipe organ

sands of years. It adds pleasure to It adds pleasure sands of years. any occasion. pipe beautiful early three still have in use shape and in good organs to Fayetteville from in churches One is in the Sacred Ohio. Ripley, on the campus of Heart Chapel in St. College Martin Chatfield Ohio. near Fayetteville, N.Y. York, of New L. Roosevelt to related was (This Roosevelt Its official Roosevelt.) Theodore number is Opus 345. Opus stands made by the number of organs for has time. It that company at that of 244 pipes. The master organist is Sister Cecilia Huber, this organ a Christmas gives who always on the first Concert in the Chapel December. of Friday and in use each Sun shape - good Ohio. One is in the in Ripley, day and Church Presbyterian First the other one is in the Centenary United Methodist Church. built in1885 was terian Church & Co., B. Felgemker by Augustus Its official number is Erie, PA. Felge Opus 472 meaning that had built 471 other organs maker 662 pipes. this one. It has before of this organ The master organist annually who is Linda Fulton, a Christmas concert and pro gives of on the Second Saturday gram December. interesting. and was S.C. in Charleston, church on its on the Ohio River on a boat 1886. The in August, there way that word captain received boat want didn’t church the Charleston and as he happened to the organ if any church asked be near Ripley, it, to purchase in Ripley wanted did. which the Presbyterians

Tradition lives on lives Tradition Stivers Carol By 20 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE By Betty Campbell Rankin House tifies that hometoday. The River. A historic marker iden- Front Street alongtheOhio in Ripleywas located on byterian Church. known asRipleyFirst Pres- congregation today andis in 1822.Itremains anactive Ripley Presbyterian Church become theministerof by birth,acceptedthecallto 40-year period. 2,000 fugitive slaves duringa family aidedapproximately John Rankin.Heandhis Railroad conductor, Rev. of thefamedUnderground the state ofKentucky. Ripley, theOhioRiver and overlooking thevillage of sitsonahill Historic Site U.S. Rt.52- Aberdeen, Ohio His first permanenthome Rev. Rankin,aTennessean The housewas thehome The John RankinHouse • NewTires •BatteriesTransmission Repair • Air Conditioning Service •CustomExhaust • AirConditioningService Applegate’s Mon.-Sat. 8:30 -5:30 937-795-2202 • Farm suppliesHydraulicOil&Grease • Farm Lunch 12-12:30 • Auto Service •AutoRepairTowing• AutoService Full Service Soft Cloth & Auto Detailing Soft Full Service 900 S2ndSt.(Rt52),Ripley, OH HOURS: car wash blue jay Make your day vehicle thelast today isdirty. 937-392-1590 Many timestheytraveled to farm tothenext location. ing fugitives from theRankin the responsibility ofescort teenagers whowere given nine sonsastheybecame four daughters. Itwas the and includedninesons and hiswife,Jean, was large tion oftheseconductors - the abductionorassassina offered areward of$2,500for some slave owners very real danger. in1838 other area conductors faced activity, Rev. Rankinand a stronghold ofanti-slavery human being. had therighttoown another material andbelieved noone wrotepulpit, anti-slavery slavery from hischurch house onthehillin1829. Rankin familymoved tothe The familyofRev. Rankin As Ripley’s role grew as Rev. Rankinspoke against 40795344 40795360 - the houseonhilland Fugitives learnedtolook for ing theOhioRiver at night. a beaconfor fugitives cross - home. That lightserved as the front windows oftheir a lightburninginoneof oped areputation ofkeeping would take themtoSardinia. miles. Othertimestheroute Red Oakoffive adistance slaves to freedom inthenorth. its where Reverend John Rankin lived andhelpedthousands of escaped The John Rankin House isaNationalHistoric inRipley, Landmark Ohio, and The Rankinfamilydevel- 937-392-4262 REALTY FRONTIER CAMPBELL’S David Campbell David Broker

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40794866 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 21 40794168 Recommended reading reading Recommended with the Ohio History Con- with the Ohio History number nection. The phone the site is 937-392-4044 at is ohiohis- and the website tory.org. detailed- informa more for tion about the Rankins and conductors other Ripley area The should include Beyond and by Ann Hagedorn River Canaan by Fergus Bound For Bordewich. Ripley, OH 45167 6517 Laycock Road, (855) 651-9188 Nixon ~ The John Rankin House The John In 1981 a local history Photos of the interior of the Rankin House, where recent renovations renovations recent where House, the Rankin of the interior of Photos in the 1840s. like looked have what it may to interior the returned and opened to the public untiland opened to the II. War 1948 due to World Historic Siteis open to the through May public from through Wednesday October, a.m. 10:00 are Hours Sunday. to 5:00 p.m. and 12:00 p.m. noon to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Inc. Ripley Heritage, group, of the assumed management an agreement site through

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In 1997 Rankin House was House was In 1997 Rankin ceremony 2014 An August Other families owned Rankin family were never never were family Rankin or owners by their caught and taken bounty hunters slavery. back into Historic named a National - This is the high Landmark. given designation est federal to historic sites. a major unveiling held was the brought that restoration house back to an accurate The 1840s interpretation. walls the revealed research rooms downstairs in the two had the river overlooking stencil- been stenciled. The in ing has been recreated first that colors the vibrant of the adorned the walls Rankin home. Rankin House after the Rankins left Ripley in 1866 and the Ohio Historical Society as theknown (now Ohio History Connection) the home in 1938. purchased not restored The house was - - www.meranda-nixonwinery.com Meranda Rev. Rankin took pride Rev. As an older man, Rev. As an older man, Rev. - of shel The Rankins write biography that he “never he “never that biography Meaning lost a passenger.” of the in the care fugitives neath where several people several where neath could be hidden. in his auto when he wrote her best-selling novel, Uncle novel, her best-selling novel, In the Cabin. Tom’s Eliza, is based her character, who woman on the fugitive the child over carried her and River Ohio thawing home of the at shelter found Rankin. Rev. autobiog- his Rankin wrote sons of his and several raphy of their remembrances wrote This is their time in Ripley. guides the basis used by tour Rankin the as they share story with visitors. in a slaves tering fugitive once stood on barn that large of their house. side the west floor The barn had a wooden door in the floor and a secret and space dug out under 22 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE By Nancy Montgomery Odd Couple.Theproductions ofHorrors,Shop andThe Arsenic andOldLace,Little include classicslike Harvey, every year. Past productions ers puton2or3productions renovation. theater went through amajor theater until1999whenthe the used andmaintained Theater Players. Thegroup renamed itself TheGaslight ing communities,thegroup inclusive ofthesurround- later, inaneffort tobemore Gaslight Theater. Afew years Theater, renaming itThe money torenovate theGrant for $4,000andusedthat were aloan abletoobtain munity theater group. They Georgetown Players com- the communityformed the in Georgetown, Ohio. the historicGaslightTheater perform theirproductions at the public.Thetwo groups members andtoentertain creative outletfor their Children. the ChristianTheatre for light Theater Players and in Brown County, TheGas- Wooden seats inthebalcony of theGaslight Theater. The GaslightTheater Play- In 1967,somemembers of exist toallowBoth a Two theater groups exist Curtains up groups. cessful fundraiser for many a dinnerandhasbeensuc- normally inconjunctionwith community groups. Thisis of Love RidestheRailsfor ers alsoperform theirversion are $10($8for seniors). secutive weekends. Tickets Friday andSaturday oncon- are normallyat 8:00p.m.on performs attheGaslight Theater. The Christian Theater for Children in Brown County The GaslightTheater Play- Daniel Karell |Civitas Media See See THEATER | 24 The The 250 Reed Cemetery Road 250 ReedCemetery Hours: Wed. thruFri.10-5~Sat. 10-4 Manchester, Ohio 45144 Quick Edge to Edge Quilting Quick toEdge Edge 937-549-4900 Quilt Barn Courtesy Photos

40780543 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 23 40795463 24 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE THEATER, continuedfrom page 22 By Susan Bean Granola attheOldHomePlace the bakery andgrocery isofthevery high- cuts, velvet icecream andthegoodies from and homedecortotheWalnut Creek cold from theAmish-craftedfurniture, quilts offered Allofthemerchandise, bythestaff. interior andtheunfailingexcellent service shows inthewell-lighted, sparkling clean a laboroflove andit for theSchlabachs, Granola. under thebrand name“Tried andTrue added bakingfacilityinWarsaw, Ohio, of the“HomePlace”,mostismadeinan of theproduct isstillmadeinthekitchen Whilesome and asfarnorthMinnesota. south asFlorida,fareastMaryland, ies are soldasfarwest asCalifornia, asfar ing ofsatisfied fansandnow seven variet of course, homemadebread. well ascreme horns,peanutbutter pieand, including thesoontobefamousgranola, as they alsooffered avariety ofsweet treats, opened the“HomePlace”in2006,by2007 when theymoved toBrown Countyand Amish hand-craftedfurniture andgifts bach andhisfamily? of abrand new businessfor- Delbert Schla breakfast mixture would bethefoundation ence directing children’s theater, moved displayed. provide aplaceforto be thosetalents with the communityandto talents sion inmasteringandsharing their God-given tofindjoy talents, andpas- exists tohelp children discover their ber 20,21,27,and28,2015. 2015, andAChristmasCactus,Novem- Game, October30,31,November 6,7, them. these opportunities,pleasecontact marketing. Ifyou interested inanyof stage crew, lighting/sound, directors, always lookingfor othervolunteers – The GaslightTheater Players are also tions, andexperience isnotrequired. The store, the“HomePlace,”hasbeen The granola quicklydeveloped afollow- Although theyexpected tosell only Granola! Whoknew that adelicious Dody Staker, with29years ofexperi- The ChristianTheatre for Children Their next productions are Mind Auditions are openfor allproduc- - in Georgetown, Ohio.Allperformances December 4– 5at theGaslightTheater Christmas Telethon willbeperformed grades 3through 12.Thisyear’s A performed. Thisisfor children in camps fullproductions are performed. 1950’s Rock andRoll. At theend ofthe This year’s themeswere thecircus and one for 6thgrade through 12thgrade. kindergarten through 5thgrade and two summerthemecamps,onefor Counties. Theall-volunteerruns staff from Brown, andAdams Clermont, rently have children participating auditions are required. They cur Children. and formed the ChristianTheatre for joined withotherinterested citizens Brown County. To fillthat void she of fineartseducation for children in to Georgetown andnoticedthelack Every Christmasa musical isalso All children are welcome and no furniture.com on Sunday. 3400 for hours anddirections. Never open 125 justeastofGeorgetown. Call937-378- Route 68,at theintersection ofState Route ful heart.” He hasdonefor usandservingwithajoy- come from believing in theLord andwhat share withourcustomers. Ourprinciples carry. What we useat homewe want to good aboutandbelieve intheproducts we and servicewithasmile—we want tofeel ship with.We provide aqualityproduct customers asfriendswe builtarelation- “Ilovesaid. mycustomers —Iseemy love itwithapassion,”Delbert Schlabach ceed. to sayhello, andhewilltell you that tosuc- maybe Heisnever meetDelbert. toobusy and get toknow someofthekids,and gain, anddelicious at that. Stayfor awhile lunch? Thesandwichspecialisatruebar houses andsomuchmore. soap, candy, pretzels, lawn chairs, bird- incredibly sharpkitchenknives, hand-made fresh localproduce, cookbooks, candles, 11,000 square foot space,you willalsofind est qualityandmostismaderegionally. On theweb: http://www.thehomeplace The HomePlaceislocated at 7771U.S. “You mustlove what you’re doingandI Are you traveling? Forgot topacka Here, inasmallpartofthiscrammed - Theatre for Children com/ ortheir Facebook page, Christian http://www.christiantheatreforchildren. tian Theatre for Children’s website at list for productions orauditionnotices. if you would like tobeput onamailing gmail.com ifyou have anyquestions,or us anemailat gaslighttheaterplayers@ theaterplayers.com .You canalsosend or go toourwebsite, www.gaslight Facebook (Gaslight Theater Players), mation onthegroup, eitherfinduson no auditionsrequired. Day, andmanyothers. Again, there are school alumnidinners, National Prayer venues including nursing homes,high 3 to12whichperforms at various has ashow choir for children ingrades charge. are opentothepublicandfree of - - For more information, visittheChris - If you are interested inmore infor The ChristianTheatre for Children Photo by Susan Bean - - 2015 BROWN COUNTY TOURISM GUIDE 25 Fax 937-544-0324 937-544-8010 67 Murphin Ridge Road West Union, Ohio 45693 Union, Ohio West YOUR Schedule! = on

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