Hidden Gem

Restored fighter jets and bombers at the Military Aviation Preservation Society in North Canton sit back unseen from traffic on State Route 241.

Stark County is full of many attractions, some more well-known than others. Gary Brown brings our attention to the less-publicized places. This month: Spring Hill Historic Home.

Stark County is full of many attractions, some more well-known than others. Gary Brown brings our attention to the less-publicized places. This month: St. Helena Heritage Park in Canal Fulton.

If you want to find The Little Art Gallery in North Canton, look behind the books. The gallery—an entrance hallway and a single room—is in the south wing of North Canton Public Library.

One of the greatest shows—if not on Earth, at least in Ohio—is on display at Massillon Museum.

Stark County is full of many attractions, some more well-known than others. Gary Brown brings our attention to the less-publicized places. This month: The Roxy Theatre in Minerva.

Almost 6,650 troll dolls “live” at The Troll Hole Art Emporium on Main Street in Alliance. The combination museum and art gallery also is the home of almost 19,000 pieces of troll memorabilia and troll-related art and clothing, said Sherry Groom, who owns the establishment with her husband, Jay Groom, and leads tours dressed as Sigrid the “Queen of Trolls.”

Stark County is full of many attractions, some more well-known than others. Gary Brown brings our attention to the less-publicized places. This month: The Greater Canton Amateur Sports Hall of Fame.

The memory of Massillon native Rodney G. Klein is kept—stored away, yet still displayed—in the display cases and shelves in the museum in his hometown that bears his name.

Stark County is full of many attractions, some more well-known than others. Gary Brown brings our attention to the less-publicized places. This month: The Feline Historical Museum.