More downtown fun
As long as there have been communities, people in them have gathered to buy, trade and sell their wares. What once was known as the marketplace, we call “downtown.”
Downtown Navarre
The village of Navarre is situated on the banks of the Tuscarawas River and started out as three separate villages: Bethlehem, Rochester and Navarre.
Downtown Magnolia
The village of Magnolia, situated in southeast Stark County, isn’t the largest downtown in the area, but a short walk around its quiet blocks reveals the town’s history.
Downtown Minerva
With its brick street and sidewalks, downtown Minerva offers the ambiance of a historical, out-of-the-way village.
Downtown Canal Fulton
Tucked inside the northwest corner of Stark County is one of the area’s most interesting and historic little towns. The Canal Fulton area first was known as Milan in 1814, and 12 years later, Fulton was platted.
Downtown Louisville
Standing murals decorate the sidewalks of Louisville along Main Street. Behind them sit a few businesses credited with anchoring the small city’s downtown.
Downtown Jackson
Jackson Township has grown from a rural township to a residential and commercial powerhouse in its 200 years of existence.
Downtown Alliance
Slowly, surely, downtown Alliance is coming back to life. The 1-mile section of E. Main Street, just steps from the bucolic University of Mount Union campus, is reinventing itself as the go-to place for items that can’t be found in your average mall.
Downtown Hartville
Historic downtown Hartville is undergoing a revival, but it’s not neglecting its past. Nestled among more-than-a-century-old buildings along Prospect, Mill and Maple streets, downtown is packed with creativity, from artists who restore vintage furniture to chocolatiers.
Downtown North Canton
For many cities, the loss of a major manufacturing company in the heart of its downtown would have been fatal. Not in North Canton.