The American Sign Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio, founded in 1999 by Tod Swormstedt, editor of Signs of the Times magazine, opened to the public in 2005 and moved to a 42,000-square-foot historic building in Camp Washington in 2012 after expanding its collection.
Oak Point State Park, Ohio's smallest at just 1.5 acres, sits on the northwest side of South Bass Island in Lake Erie, Ottawa County, near Put-in-Bay, offering boaters, anglers, and picnickers a serene waterfront retreat with panoramic lake views.
Great Seal State Park covers 1,862 acres of rugged sandstone hills along the Appalachian escarpment in Ross County, southern Ohio, north of Chillicothe, depicting the dramatic landscape featured on Ohio's Great Seal with rising sun over distant ridges and the Scioto Valley.
Deer Creek State Park spans 2,337 acres of meadows and woodlands around a 1,277-acre reservoir in central Ohio's till plains, created by a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dam on Deer Creek completed in 1968, with the park opening in 1974.
The Haserot Angel, formally known as The Angel of Death Victorious, is a haunting bronze sculpture by Danish-American artist Herman Matzen located in Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, commissioned in 1923 by canning industrialist Francis Henry Haserot as a grave marker for his wife Virginia and family.
Stonelick State Park spans 1,058 acres of land and 200 acres of water in the rolling hills of Clermont County, southwest Ohio, about 24 miles east of Cincinnati, offering a serene retreat amid tranquil woodlands and a peaceful lake.
