Summit Street

Ironton, Ohio population: 11,211. seat of lawrence county on the ohio river, it is the state's most southern city. it was the world's largest maker of pig iron(crude iron cast in blocks), but was named for being on the Iron railroad. they have a lot of furnaces as tourist attractions. courthouse Waverly, Ohio population: 4,433. seat of pike county. formed in 1829 when the ohio-erie canal brought people there. took the county seat in 1861 from piketon. every census they scramble to find 5000 residents in the city to get the city status for school funding the courthouse. it badly needs some help the courthouse thing again.

how about making 75 the all southbound and making 71 all northbound. they could take away the medians and make it really wide. :D

detroit and not green bay? ha, oops pope: my camera is fine, but as for my car....it's having some troubles right now, i probably won't be taking it on many highways anytime soon. the name change idea doesn't sound too bad, but having whore in my name is probably not gonna happen

for columbus there are too many :lol: . midland (looks like dayton's river valley tower) rhodes aep nationwide 1 the little courthouse (the big one isn't too great either) continental building ohio historical society grant hospital (destroyed) lincoln and morrill(the osu towers) motorists insurance hyatt regency leveque(just kidding)

Portsmouth, Ohio population: 20,909. seat of scioto county. on the ohio river where the scioto meets with it. has a mural covered floodwall, the green bay packers old home, right now they are rebuilding a bridge, it feels a lot bigger than twenty thousand people. the courthouse

Greenville, Ohio population: 13,294. seat of darke county. established in 1793 when general anthony wayne made the site fort green ville. 'twas here that the famous treaty of greenville was signed. annie oakley was from darke county courthouse

6 16. John Hancock Center, Chicago 1969 100 344 1,127

wow, that movie was just on tv :lol: ....i caught the last minute of it, they showed the purple bridge and a single tower covington

Eaton, Ohio population: 8,133. seat of preble county let's go eatin in eaton.(sorry) home to andrew l. harris, a hero at gettysburg, the last civil war general to be a governor, a pork festival, a cardboard box making factory(weyerhauser), and cincinnatus courthouse

thats some neat info, hopefully nobody gets hurt by it. speaking of cincy skateboarders.....has anyone seen some movie about a surfer that moves to cincinnati and starts skateboarding around town? its called airborne http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106233/ oops i guess its rollerblading...whatever

:clap: :clap: holy crap!

columbus has one scheduled to open on sunday. they named it Kroger Marketplace.

ottawa, ohio population: 4,367. the seat of putnam county. named after the native tribe that was sent to kansas with the treaty of greenville. courthouse

lexington kentucky fayette county courthouse... and other things too

nice pics!

yay!

set the clocks back an hour! (unless you are a hoosier)

wilmington, ohio population 11,921. clinton county seat. they have the weather radar station. stupid trucks and tall cars kept stopping in the middle of the road from the traffic lights blocking shots, so i didnt even get everything i wanted to. besides, i was hungry and needed chili(camp washington). and also the warren county courthouse

City of Columbus Mayor's Office 90 West Broad Street Room 247 Columbus, OH 43215 and his house: michael coleman 1362 E Haddon rd. Columbus, OH 43209

45% for and 55% against

no the reason is because they don't want it to fail, so they will wait til next year.

cool..i hope they build it.

Gallipolis, Ohio population: 4,180. seat of gallia county. on the ohio river, just across from point pleasant, wv. the famous silver bridge connects the two. means land of the gauls....not like the bird but the name. the french settled it. with what they refer to as a french square as the focal point, i dont know what they mean by that. there is a rectangle park between the main street and the river, with two one-way streets on the other sides. has a place called the our house museum. it's famous enough to be mentioned on the official ohio bicentennial map. i think it celebrates general lafeyette of the revolutionary war. close by is the original bob evans farm in rio grande and and in chesire is a nuclear plant and an aep plant that aep bought the city as a deal where all the mutants wouldn't sue them, but then the residents are gonna annex more land to fight back..or something :lol: Anyways, a peek at part of the silver bridge. not the original one, which collapsed and killed people. the business district oh no, this isn't the courthouse is it? it is...it took me a long time to find it...now i see why they kept it hidden