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Historic Landmarks • The Best Patios • New! Kid’s Guide • Trails & Tours • Tying the Knot
2022 Visitor Guide
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES
3 HISTORIC LANDMARKS MARIETTA - WASHINGTON COUNTY
5 MUST-SEE MUSEUMS CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
7 TRAILS & TOURS 241 FRONT STREET, SUITE 7
9 BEST PATIOS MARIETTA, OHIO 45750
11 SHOPPING TOLL FREE: 800-288-2577
PHONE: 740-373-5178
13 LIVE MUSIC
INFO@MARIETTAOHIO.ORG
15 OUTDOOR FUN
17 KID’S GUIDE NOVEMBER-APRIL
19 LIFE IN THE COUNTY MONDAY-FRIDAY: 10 A.M. – 4 P.M.
21 HOMETOWN HOLIDAYS
23 TYING THE KNOT MAY-OCTOBER
MONDAY-FRIDAY: 10 A.M. – 4 P.M.
25 2022 EVENTS
SATURDAY: 10 A.M. – 3 P.M.
27 HOMETOWN HEROES
DEANA CLARK, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
DIRECTORY SHANNON BEACHAM, MARKETING DIRECTOR
CASSIE BATESON, VISITOR CENTER MANAGER
29 LODGING
Cover & feature photos by CVB commissioned photographer,
31 DOWNTOWN MAP Bruce Wunderlich. Visitor Guide Articles: Laura Pytlik
33 SHOPPING
37 ATTRACTIONS
41 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
43 DINING OUT
47 OUTDOOR RECREATION
49 SERVICES
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HISTORIC LANDMARKS
Historic Landmarks
Founded in 1788 as the first CAMPUS MARTIUS MUSEUM At Cam-
permanent settlement of the pus Martius Museum, you can see the
Northwest Territory, Marietta original home of Rufus Putnam, one of
the original pioneers who helped carve
has played an important role
a settlement and city from the Ohio
in our country’s history. When wilderness. Exhibits depict not only
you explore the brick streets of the artifacts and possessions of those
this charming river city, you’ll early pioneers, but also the history of
the ancient peoples who inhabited the
discover iconic landmarks that land centuries before.
are unique to Marietta and learn
more about our storied past.
MEMORIAL TO THE START WESTWARD Standing sentinel in Muskingum Park,
the Memorial to the Start Westward has long been a symbol of Marietta’s pioneer
roots. Designed by Mount Rushmore artist Gutzon Borglum, the memorial was
completed in 1938 and dedicated by then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was
carved from local sandstone. The sculpture features three Revolutionary War
era pioneers, symbolizing the first landing of the pioneers and the beginning
of the westward expansion of our young country. A temporary shelter provides
protection while this important memorial undergoes restoration.
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HISTORIC LANDMARKS
LAFAYETTE HOTEL The historic VALLEY GEM STERNWHEELER
Lafayette Hotel was built in 1918, Riverboats played a vital part in
taking its name from the 1825 visit by Marietta’s growth, and the Valley
Marquis de Lafayette, French hero of Gem Sternwheeler is an authentic
the Revolution. The hotel pays homage replication of the early models. Built
to the grand riverboat era with in 1989, the Valley Gem is owned by
beautiful public areas and guest Captain Jason Sands and his wife
rooms furnished with antiques. Captain Heather Sands. Step aboard
and glide along waters once navigated
MOUND CEMETERY Here is the final by the early pioneers, while the skilled
resting place of more Revolution- captain points out historic sites.
ary War officers than any other US
cemetery. The impressive Conus PEOPLES BANK THEATRE In 2016, the
Mound, built by the ancient Adena and Peoples Bank Theatre opened after
Hopewell peoples, rises 30 feet above years of renovation. Built in 1919 as the
the cemetery. Hippodrome Theatre, its stage was
home to vaudeville acts, silent movies
LOOKOUT POINT ON HARMAR HILL and Broadway plays. It closed in 1985
For a panoramic view of Marietta, and was finally restored to its original
Lookout Point on Bellevue Street in splendor by a dedicated group of
Harmar offers impressive vistas of the volunteers and generous donors. Step
city. With the Ohio and Muskingum into the lushly furnished auditorium
Rivers winding through the scene, you with its elegant period décor and you’ll
can spy church spires, historic build- be transported to the golden age of
ings and Victorian rooftops peeking theater.
through the trees.
SAVE THE HISTORIC HARMAR BRIDGE Spanning the Muskingum River between downtown Marietta and Harmar on
the west side, the Historic Harmar Bridge is a beloved landmark. The structure was built as a covered bridge in 1856,
converted to a railroad bridge in the 1860s and is the oldest swinging railroad bridge in the country. It was converted
back to a pedestrian bridge in the 1960s but sadly had to be closed to foot traffic in 2020 due to safety concerns.
Efforts are underway to raise the funds necessary to renovate the bridge and reopen it as both an historic landmark
and important link between downtown Marietta and the west side.
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MUST-SEE MUSEUMS
Must-See Museums
Founded in 1788 as the first THE CASTLE You can tour one of Ohio’s finest examples of Gothic Revival archi-
permanent settlement of the tecture at The Castle museum on Fourth Street. Built in 1855 by attorney Melvin
Northwest Territory, Marietta Clarke, the elegant home was the site of grand events and Victorian weddings.
Tours begin in the carriage house, tucked among lushly landscaped perennial and
is included on many lists of
herb gardens. The richly appointed rooms are furnished to depict the lifestyle of
must-visit cities for history prominent Marietta residents and include some of the personal items of Jes-
buffs. The story of how the sie Davis Lyndsay, who owned The Castle from 1929 until her death in 1974. The
pioneers founded Marietta Castle hosts special events and educational workshops throughout the year.
and its neighboring towns,
and how the area developed,
is shared at various museums
throughout Washington
County and across the Ohio
River in Wood County, WV.
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MUST-SEE MUSEUMS
BLENNERHASSETT ISLAND HISTORICAL STATE PARK
In Parkersburg, WV, board a ferry to Blennerhassett
Island, once home to aristocrats Harman and Margaret
Blennerhassett. The couple built their magnificent estate
after arriving in 1798, but when they became entangled
with treasonous conspirator Aaron Burr the political
scandal cost them their fortune. The fabulous home was
lost to fire in 1811 but reconstructed to original details
in the 1990s. You can tour the graceful mansion with its
period furnishings and stroll the beautiful grounds which
were once trod by Johnny Appleseed, Walt Whitman and
Henry Clay.
OHIO RIVER MUSEUM The river has
always played a vital role in Marietta’s
story, and you can learn about that
role and the river’s natural history
at the Ohio River Museum on Front
Street. Exhibits explain the evolution
of the Ohio River and the steamboat’s
importance to a developing nation.
You can see tools and equipment from
the steamboat era and learn about
boat building.
HENDERSON HALL In Williamstown, PEOPLES MORTUARY MUSEUM
WV, Henderson Hall is a 29-room For a museum with a different twist,
Italianate mansion overlooking the the Peoples Mortuary Museum in
Ohio River. Alexander Henderson Sr. Marietta is a fascinating glimpse into
built the home in 1859 using local an age-old profession. The museum
materials – his two sons helped began when owner Bill Peoples
thwart Aaron Burr’s treasonous needed a place to store his collection
plot when they alerted President of antique cars and hearses. The
Jefferson and James Madison. The collection grew to include embalming
home showcases priceless artifacts, tools, caskets, funeral accessories
BELPRE FARMERS MUSEUM The furnishings and early documents that and burial clothes. The most famous
second settlement of the Northwest record fascinating events of the time. piece of the collection is a 1927
Territory was Belpre, originally The grounds are also home to several Henney hearse, used in several movies
named “Belle Prairie”. The city has Adena burial mounds, and even a including Bill Murray’s 2009 movie,
a rich history that includes early small schoolhouse that is believed to “Get Low”. Visitors can call ahead to
Native American encampments, the be the oldest in Wood County. arrange a tour.
Underground Railroad and the state’s
first library. At the Belpre Farmers
Castle Museum and Education Center,
you can view artifacts and displays
about both the Native Americans and
the early pioneers. • HENRY FEARING HOUSE (See pg. 38)
• MATAMORAS AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (See pg. 38)
• OLIVER TUCKER MUSEUM (See pg. 39)
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TRAILS & TOURS
Trails & Tours
With its rich history and distinctive location, Marietta invites you to explore the sites that make it a popular
destination. You can travel by foot, boat, or wheels to learn about historic buildings, admire public art and
discover places that are part of the city’s unique past and present.
For a leisurely tour with an interesting narrative, be sure to
join a Trolley Tour. The trolley visits various historic buildings
and sites throughout the city, while the guide shares
information you won’t find in most books. The tours are
popular with families and groups of all ages and is
available year round.
CARRIAGE TOURS If you hear the sound of hoofbeats in downtown Marietta, it’s not your imagination! The Hardly Able
Carriage Company offers carriage rides most weekends during warm months and special events. Rides are available on a
first-come basis and begin on Front Street near the Lafayette Hotel. Sit back and take a relaxing tour through downtown
and the surrounding neighborhood, or book the carriage for your own special occasion.
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TRAILS & TOURS
GHOST TOURS Local tour group Hidden Marietta
will show you the little-known history of Marietta,
including legends and ghost stories, during one of
its scheduled tours. May through October, you can
explore local historic and haunted buildings.
SELF-GUIDED WALKING TOURS If you prefer to
explore Marietta on your own, you can pick up a
walking map at the Visitors' Center in the Armory
on Front Street. The friendly staff is ready to answer
questions and offer suggestions to make the most of
your visit. Historic markers, made by Marietta’s own
Sewah Studios, are placed throughout the area to
provide information about the many notable homes
and sites.
SCOTT'S SUPER ADVENTURES To tour Marietta from a
different perspective, ride a Segway with Scott’s Super
Adventures. This fun motorized transporta-
tion lets you enjoy the outdoors and get a
personal narrated tour at the same time.
DOWNTOWN MURALS Marietta has a large community
of talented artists, and that talent is showcased in public
murals displayed throughout downtown. The vibrant colors
and graphics depict various subjects and each piece of art
is unique to Marietta. These collaborative creations provide
the perfect backdrops for photos!
MOTORCYCLE TOURS With its miles of winding country
roads and beautiful vistas, Washington County is a
motorcyclist’s delight. The most popular tours are Route
26 northeast or Route 550 and 555 in the western part of
the county.
PIONEER TRAIL Since the release of David McCullough’s
book “The Pioneers”, more and more people are visiting
the historic sites mentioned in the book. You can follow the
Pioneer Trail by downloading a CVB Passport or picking up
a copy at the Visitors’ Center. Have your Passport stamped
at the various locations to earn a free mug or T-shirt!
VALLEY GEM STERNWHEELER Riverboats played a vital part in Marietta’s growth, and the Valley Gem Sternwheeler is an
authentic replication of the early models. Built in 1989, the Valley Gem is owned by Captain Jason Sands and his wife Captain
Heather Sands. Step aboard and glide along waters once navigated by the early pioneers, while the skilled captain points out
historic sites. Book a narrated history cruise, an evening dinner cruise or one of the special tours planned for 2022. The Valley
Gem is also available for private charters and offers a truly unique event for your group.
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BEST PATIOS
Best Patios
With dozens of restaurants in Marietta and Washington County,
there are countless dining options for any taste. Many eateries
THE GALLEY You can’t miss The
Galley’s two-level patio at the corner
offer outdoor seating so you can enjoy your meal under a of Second Street and Tiber Way. Take
covered patio, at a sidewalk bistro table or with a unique view. a table on the elevated deck to watch
These patios are the perfect setting for casual get-togethers or the street below or sit under cover at
street level. Either location provides
to take in the sights and sounds while you dine. a cozy experience to accompany a
delicious meal.
HOUSE OF WINES Just outside LEVEE HOUSE BISTRO The Levee WHIT’S On Second Street, Whit’s
the city on Route 60, the House House Bistro claims one of the Frozen Custard is housed in a unique
of Wines serves up delicious fare best locations in Marietta, and its building that was formerly a gas
while offering a large list of wines interior décor pays homage to the station. With its shaded tables, the
in their retail shop. The intimate river just outside its door. While outdoor patio is a favorite spot to
patio offers river view dining under the indoor window tables offer an indulge in a refreshing frozen treat. Try
a canopy of shade trees. Relax to excellent view, for a truly outstand- a couple scoops of their special flavors
the view of the Muskingum River ing vista you’ll want to request a and enjoy your cone al fresco.
just yards away, or even listen to bistro table outside. The sight of
live music during special events the charming brick street and river
for a truly memorable experience. just beyond offer a feast for the
eyes along with a tasty meal.
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TAMPICO Tampico Mexican Restaurant is a popular
lunch and dinner spot because of its quick service and
delicious menu. The sidewalk patio has tables with
umbrellas if you prefer the open air to indoors. Take the
opportunity to relax and do some people watching while
filling up on your favorite Mexican fare.
BUSY BEE The Busy Bee in Harmar is a well-loved res-
taurant for breakfast and lunch, and its newly expanded
patio easily accommodates groups of all sizes. Follow
the locals’ lead and order up a hearty meal sourced from
local ingredients. Find a comfortable seat outside to
make your meal even more special.
BOATHOUSE BBQ In Harmar, the 740 SOCIAL On Front Street, the
riverfront location of Boathouse brick walled patio of 740 Social
BBQ provides the perfect view twinkles with white lights in the
of the water and passing boats. Al- evening. The cozy outdoor space
though you can choose an indoor is a popular gathering place, and
table with a window view, many the addition of a patio in the rear
people opt for the outdoor patio. A of the building offers even more
platter of tender ribs is even more options. Meet up with friends or
enjoyable with a gentle breeze and try the giant outdoor games near
the sounds of river traffic. the new beer garden – either
choice will result in a fun evening.
COFFEE HOUSES A cup of coffee
seems to taste better outdoors, and
Washington County coffee houses
have their own patios to enjoy.
Jeremiah’s Coffee House on Front
Street and Lock No. 4 Coffee in
Beverly each offer outdoor seating. You
can sip your favorite beverage, nibble
a sweet treat or lunch in a relaxed
setting that will leave you feeling
refreshed and energized.
For more great patio dining options see pg. 43.
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Shopping
When you visit Marietta, you’ll find a walker-friendly shopping district ANTIQUES If you prefer your
that offers something for everyone. New businesses are tucked items with a bit of history, our
alongside long-time shops, and you’ll discover everything from home antique shops will provide hours
of happy browsing. Front Street is
décor and art to puzzles and paper goods, and luxurious bedding to
home to Green Acres of Marietta
letterpress posters. Our small businesses are locally owned and often and Riverview Antiques, while
the owner is on hand to greet you and offer assistance. Take a day or the Antique Mall of Marietta and
a weekend and browse the charming boutiques and we guarantee the Norwood Antique Mall have
dozens of vendors in multiple
you’ll discover some special treasures to take home with you. booths. Inventory changes
frequently, ensuring that each
visit will uncover a new find.
AMERICAN FLAGS & POLES At American Flags and Poles
you’ll find the largest selection of U.S., state, military and
specialty flags in the area. This Front Street store has been
a community supporter and neighborhood icon for 25 years.
Let the friendly staff help you choose a flag or browse the
ever-changing inventory of garden décor, home accents and
unique souvenirs.
For a complete list of unique shops and more see pg. 33.
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BOUTIQUES With over half a dozen
clothing boutiques, Marietta is
the perfect destination for a quick
shopping trip or a ladies’ day out.
You can shop trendy clothing and
accessories for any style or budget,
all in our downtown district. Teri
Ann’s has been setting styles for 60
years, and their newly renovated store
features clothing for careers to special THE WORKINGMAN’S STORE On Putnam Street, the Workingman’s Store
occasions. just celebrated 100 years of business. They specialize in safety footwear,
industrial clothing and uniforms, and carry brands such as Carhartt and
THE COOK’S SHOP Whether you’re Bulwark. They also offer tuxedo rentals and alterations, making them a
a foodie or just learning your way popular stop for special occasion wear.
around the kitchen, The Cook’s Shop
has everything you need. Their vast
assortment of cooking ware, kitchen
gadgets and table accessories is
paired with a knowledgeable staff
ready to help you with your selections.
SCHAFER LEATHER For over 150
years, Schafer Leather Store has been
serving the area in the same Front
Street location. Customers love the
quality boots and western apparel
along with wallets, bags, jewelry and
accessories. Treat yourself to a new
pair of kicks or add some western flair
to your wardrobe.
RIVER CITY FARMERS MARKET On Saturday
mornings, the 200 block of Butler Street is
transformed into an outdoor marketplace by the
River City Farmers Market. Growers, producers and
small makers set up booths filled with produce,
baked goods, plants and handcrafted items. Meet
these small business owners and fill your tote with
healthy foods and unique products.
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Live Music
In recent years, Marietta has become a mecca for On the first Friday of every month, downtown
music in southeast Ohio, offering up a wide variety of Marietta stays open late and many businesses
entertainment on a number of different stages. From host performers, both indoors and outside. You
coffee houses to restaurants and patios to auditoriums, can sing along with a favorite tune or discover a
you can enjoy live performances nearly every weekend. new local musician to follow.
Warm weather provides the perfect setting for outdoor
listening, and performances are scheduled at Belpre’s
Civitan Park and Marietta’s Muskingum Park; in Beverly,
The Cornerstone Inn hosts musicians on the lawn.
OVER THE MOON PIZZERIA Locals and tourists alike have
made Over the Moon Pub and Pizza a popular spot for pizza,
wings, beer and music. You can listen to local and regional
musicians, and in warm weather the alley behind the restaurant
transforms into an al fresco concert venue. Indoors or out, the
casual events will have you moving to the tunes while you enjoy
a slice and a brew.
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PEOPLES BANK THEATRE On Putnam
Street, the Peoples Bank Theatre is the
Grand Dame of Marietta’s entertainment
venues. Built in 1919 and reopened in 2016
after a complete renovation, the Theatre
offers first class performances in its lushly
decorated auditorium. The outstanding
acoustics and intimate setting create the
ultimate experience for audience and
performers alike. From classic rock to
country stars and musical productions to
comedians, your evening at the Theatre is
sure to be unforgettable.
THE ADELPHIA On Second Street,
the Adelphia Music Hall brings
first-rate musical acts from the Mid-
Ohio Valley and beyond, offering a
big city experience in an intimate
venue. Their outdoor concerts
have filled the alley with music fans
rocking to their favorite bands. The
adjacent Hackett Hotel provides
overnight accommodations, so you
can party until the wee hours and
climb the stairs to relax in a well-
appointed room.
TOWN HOUSE The Town House
is a family owned business,
operating in downtown Marietta
since 1968. A strong supporter
of both aspiring and established
musicians, the Town House often
hosts performers to a full house
and frequently has Open Mic
nights. Their renovated outdoor
space offers a comfortable
covered patio that expands the
opportunity to enjoy live music
with your meal or beverage.
IN GOOD SPIRITS In 2021 Marietta Main Street and the city
administration worked together to create a Designated Outdoor
Refreshment Area, or DORA. The program allows patrons to purchase
alcoholic beverages from participating establishments and carry the
drinks outdoors within a designated downtown area. The DORA is
currently in effect Friday and Saturday evenings, so you can sip your
beverage while shopping or enjoying live music and other special events.
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Outdoor Fun
Marietta and Washington Coun-
ty have become a favorite des-
tination for outdoor adventure
and each year growing numbers
of people arrive to relax and
play among thousands of acres
of natural beauty. Whether on
land or in the water, experts and
novices alike will find a myriad
of opportunities to bike, paddle,
walk and ride, all conveniently
located to Marietta.
For more information on area COVERED BRIDGES Years ago travelers would encounter over 50 covered bridges
throughout Washington County; there are now nine remaining covered bridges.
parks, visit page 47. You can take the Covered Bridge Tour by picking up a map at the Visitors’ Center
or accessing the guide on our website. You’ll find six of the bridges in western
Washington County and three scattered along St Rt 26 and the Wayne National
Forest Scenic Byway. Enjoy the scenery as you follow the country roads to these
quaint survivors of a quieter time.
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BIKING In addition to paved trails for easy pedaling, the area has nearly 30
miles of groomed single-track trails in Wayne National Forest. The challenging
terrain ensures that your ride will never be boring! Marietta also boasts
Gunlock Park, with dirt jumps and a paved pump track that let you test your
skills and meet fellow riders.
OHIO RIVER ISLANDS NATIONAL
WILDLIFE REFUGE At the Ohio River
Islands National Wildlife Refuge Visitor
Center in Williamstown, WV, you can
enjoy self-guided exhibits, hiking
trails, fishing pier and a butterfly
garden. Join a bird watching walk,
learn about bats and insects, or
study native plants – activities are
scheduled for both adults and kids.
MARIETTA ADVENTURE COMPANY
Before you begin your outdoor
adventure make Marietta Adventure
Company the first stop. The
experienced staff can outfit you
for biking or paddling and a large
inventory offers many options for
purchase or rental. MAC offers guided
excursions for short paddles or full
day trips including sunset paddles and
wildlife backwater excursions.
WAYNE NATIONAL FOREST In the
northeast portion of Washington
County, Wayne National Forest
provides thousands of acres for
hiking, biking and horseback riding.
The only national forest within Ohio,
Wayne features challenging trails
among lush vegetation and ancient
rock formations. The beautiful forests
and meadows are also perfect sites
for bird watching, fishing and hunting.
Download or pick up a directory to
locate points of interest, boat launches
and picnic areas. The forest is dotted
with campgrounds for both primitive
campers and those needing electrical
hookups. You can finish an adventure
filled day with a relaxing evening
around the campfire and a night under
the stars.
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Kid’s Guide
Parents will be happy to learn
that there are plenty of attractions
in Marietta and Washington THE CASTLE The Castle Museum on Fourth Street, built in 1855, allows
County for the young and young visitors to tour a beautiful example of Gothic Revival architecture. But more
than just a museum, The Castle is also a hub of history related workshops
at heart. Whether your child is a and offers various programs for students. Kids can participate in History
history nerd, an animal lover or Camp, Archaeology Camp and even a Gingerbread House Workshop. Visit
a young daredevil, they are sure their website for information and schedules.
to discover an activity that will
entertain, exercise or educate
them while making memories to
last a lifetime.
On warm summer days kids of
all ages will enjoy the Marietta
Aquatic Center, conveniently
located in town at Indian Acres.
The water park features two
large slides, a lazy river, splash
playground and zero depth
entry pool.
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CHILDREN’S TOY & DOLL MUSEUM
In Harmar, the Children’s Toy and
Doll Museum features nine rooms
in a restored house, each filled with
vintage and antique toys. Visitors
young and old will enjoy the wide-
ranging displays that depict playtime
and teaching toys from an earlier time.
GUNLOCK PARK Located behind
Lowe’s in Marietta, Gunlock Park
boasts Ohio’s first fully paved pump
track. Bikers can hone their skills on
the rollers and banked curves; the 20
acre park also has a dirt jump skills
area and short mountain bike trails for
families and beginners.
FOAM GARAGE For an extreme party
experience, book a private event at
the Foam Garage or attend one of
the public events. Kids of all ages can
frolic and dance among billows of
SCAN FOR THE
foam while the lights and music add a
party atmosphere. Bring a towel and
BEST PIZZA EVER!
lots of energy!
THE WILDS Just an hour from
Marietta, The Wilds is a 10,000 acre
wildlife park created on reclaimed
mining land. Board an Open-Air
Safari to see rhinos, giraffes
and many other rare and
endangered species roaming in
large, natural settings. The guides
will share their knowledge as
you relax and observe the
beautiful wildlife around you.
SWEETAPPLE FARM When you
take the family to Sweetapple Farm in
Vincent, you’ll find wholesome fun for
every season. Kids will love meeting the
variety of barnyards animals up close.
The farm also offers hayrides, mazes,
milking simulators and even the chance
to make your own scarecrow.
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Life in the County
You can travel in any direction
from Marietta and discover
country roads, friendly small
towns and family owned
businesses ready to welcome
you. Drive north and explore
the towns of Lowell, Beverly
and Waterford. Lowell is home
to Buell Island and the annual
Octoberfest for 45 years. To
the east, you’ll drive through
Newport and New Matamoras
on your way to the Wayne
National Forest. And to the west
you’ll find Belpre, Little Hocking,
SWEETAPPLE FARM In Vincent, one of the largest attractions in rural Washington
Barlow and Vincent. Belpre was County is Sweetapple Farm. This well-kept farm offers family adventures for every
the second settlement of the season. In warm weather, visit with friendly farm animals and buy fresh produce.
Northwest Territory and is home The autumn corn maze, pumpkin patch and hayrides provide fun for all ages.
During the Christmas season the live nativity scene just might become a favorite
to several historic sites. holiday tradition.
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PICK YOUR OWN Washington County is home to many
family farms and some allow visitors to pick their own
produce. Hidden Hills Orchard grows over twenty
varieties of apples on over 5,000 trees. You can also pick
or buy cherries and peaches during season. Stacy Family
Farm in Reno is a strawberry lover’s delight and their fall pumpkin
patch is open to families and groups. Witten Farms’ produce stands
are located throughout the area, and you can visit their greenhouse and
market just outside of Beverly. This family owned farm has been providing
luscious sweet corn, tomatoes, strawberries and other produce for three
generations. In Waterford, you can pick your own fruit and berries at Wagner’s
Fruit Farm; the farm also has a pumpkin patch for seasonal
picking. If fresh flowers are more your thing visit Wildroot
Flowers in Reno during the summer months for
their U-Pick where you can pick your own variety
of fresh flowers.
FLEA MARKETS Just outside Marietta’s city limits is
the area’s largest indoor flea market. Rinky Dink
Flea Market is a weekend hot spot for bargain
hunters, with over 90,000 square feet of booths.
Browse everything from collectibles and crafts
to toys and tools.
CORNERSTONE INN North of Marietta
in Beverly, the Cornerstone Inn serves
up made-from-scratch meals using
fresh ingredients. They often feature
live music, so savor one of their
legendary desserts while you enjoy
the performance.
QUILTED WORK On a country road
in Whipple, The Quilted Work is a
stitcher’s paradise nestled against a
country backdrop. Browse the huge
selection of fabrics, kits and tools or
join one of the workshops to learn a
new technique.
UNICORN WINE GUILD In Belpre, the
Unicorn Wine Guild sells its own line
of wines made from globally sourced
juices. They also serve tea, light
lunches and baked desserts and offer
comfortable seating. You can enjoy a
wine tasting or just take some time to
relax and refresh your spirit.
#VisitMariettaOH 800.288.2577 20HOMETOWN HOLIDAYS
Hometown Holidays
If you visit Marietta during the
holiday season, you may feel
like you stepped into a Hallmark
movie. The decorated shops and
festive sidewalks bustle with
activity and friendly faces. A full
calendar of events throughout
the season provides holiday fun
for all ages, including a Holiday
Tree Walk and Santa’s House.
Once you experience the holiday
season in Marietta/Washington
County it just might become
your new family tradition.
AND MORE! You’ll find many
more reasons to visit Marietta and
Washington County during the holiday
season, including historic home or
downtown loft tours, special Valley
Gem cruises, and holiday events at
Peoples Bank Theatre.
21 800.288.2577 mariettaohio.orgHOMETOWN HOLIDAYS
MERRY-ETTA TOUR OF LIGHTS The Merry-etta
Tour of Lights is a month-long event featuring local
neighborhoods throughout Marietta. The competition is
friendly and the result is a city-wide display that adds
more joy to a joyous season. Be sure to also check out
the decorated businesses, Muskingum Park and the
Armory on Front Street. A 22-foot decorated tree plays
the starring role at the Armory, and the Holiday Tree
Walk in the park features dozens of decorated trees
sponsored by community organizations.
BICYCLE LIGHT PARADE The day MOONLIGHT MADNESS
after Christmas, continue your SHOPPING EVENT On the
holiday celebration by joining the First Friday of December,
annual Bicycle Light Parade. The downtown stays open until
free event is open to all ages, and 11 p.m. for Moonlight Madness.
the easy route meanders through This shopping event lets
Marietta, allowing riders to admire customers choose a surprise
the lights and decorations. The discount at checkout, so you can
hot chocolate, camaraderie and find unique gifts and save money
cheerful sights will add another at the same time. The night is
special memory to your hometown even more festive with carolers,
holiday experience. hot chocolate stops and special
promotions!
BELPRE HOLIDAY LIGHTS On the
Saturday after Thanksgiving, Belpre
officially kicks off the Holiday Lights
Festival with a lighted parade.
Throughout the season, visitors enjoy
over 200 light displays in Civitan
Park, on buildings and in various
city locations. An evening of viewing
the colorful lights will help even the
grinchiest get into the holiday spirit.
#VisitMariettaOH 800.288.2577 22WEDDING GUIDE
Tying The Knot
If there is a wedding in your to many unique venues, from country road in Whipple. This
future, you’ll find everything you beautiful churches and elegant medieval style castle will create
need for your special day right hotels to historic sites and rustic an unforgettable backdrop for a
here in Marietta and Washington outdoor settings. One of the traditional or themed wedding.
County. The first step is finding newest and most unique venues Take some time to explore
the ideal location and we have is Grizer Castle, located on a Washington County and you
an array of choices to suit any are sure to discover the perfect
bride’s style. The area is home setting to begin your happily
ever after.
CATERING No celebration is complete RINGS The choice of wedding rings is
without food, whether you opt for full a deeply personal one, and Marietta
dinner service or simple appetizers. has several trusted jewelers to help
You’ll find a wide variety of restaurants with that decision. Stop in and browse
and catering services in Marietta and the showcases at Gold Line Jewelers
Washington County listed on our or Baker & Baker Jewelers, serving
website. the area for over 100 years. Tony of
A.A. Baldwin’s Jewelry by Design can
create a custom design or transform
your heirloom piece into a new ring.
23 800.288.2577 mariettaohio.orgWEDDING GUIDE
SCENIC VENUES
For an outdoor ceremony, consider the Valley Gem Sternwheeler. Looking
the many scenic sites in Washington for a state of the art facility with all the
County. Say “I Do” in the country at bells and whistles in a country set-
Sweetapple Farm or The Farmer’s ting? Check out the Elizabeth Sugden
Daughters and Son. Have a waterfront Broughton Community Building for a
ceremony at the Gazebo in Musking- perfect wedding venue.
um Park, or even on the water aboard
IVORY AND RUST If you need expert
assistance with your wedding, local
event planners are ready to help with
all the details. One such planner is
Ivory and Rust, and owner Sarah will
coordinate everything from the venue
to the décor and even the shower.
HISTORIC VENUES
If you prefer a backdrop with some some choose the opulent beauty
history, we’ve got you covered. Local of the Basilica of the Assumption
historic sites include The Castle, of St. Mary while others prefer the
Blennerhassett Island and Henderson simple New England style of the First
Hall, restored mansions that will Congregational Church.
provide period elegance for an outdoor
wedding. For a church ceremony,
FLOWERS Flowers set the tone and
add dramatic beauty to any wedding.
Wildroot Flower Co. will create
stunning arrangements that reflect
your style. Lyndsay grows all her own
flowers and uses her amazing blooms
in simple bouquets or show stopping
installations.
#VisitMariettaOH 800.288.2577 242022 EVENTS
RIVERFRONT ROAR Summer in Mari- BELPRE HOMECOMING FESTIVAL RIVERS, TRAILS & ALES In August,
etta begins and ends on the water. This year the Belpre Homecom- discover why Marietta has become
In July, powerboats roar into town for ing Festival celebrates 90 years of a leading destination for outdoor
the Riverfront Roar and a weekend of parades, fireworks, and live entertain- adventure. The Rivers, Trails and Ales
professional tunnel boat racing. Ad- ment. Held at the Belpre Civitan Park, Festival features a weekend of biking
mission is free and visitors can view the festival invites families to take and paddling events for all ages and
the boats up close, meet the drivers, part in food, helicopter rides, and an skill levels. Enthusiasts can par-
and cheer on their favorite racing annual parade. Competitions range ticipate in group rides and paddles,
team from the levee. Cool down at from pageants to kids’ fishing der- scavenger hunts, demos, and les-
the beer garden and visit downtown bies to antique tractor shows. After sons. Cap off a day of outdoor activity
shops and vendors. Fireworks and the main musical event, fireworks with live music and craft ales from
live music conclude the racing on conclude the three day event on an outdoor beer garden and various
Saturday. Saturday. downtown venues.
UPCOMING EVENTS
JANUARY MAY
7 First Friday 3 River and Country Lecture series – Campus Martius Museum
15 Marietta Ice Festival 6 First Friday – Adventure Is Out There
22 Nitty Gritty Series – Campus Martius Museum 21 Putts and Pints
21 Nitty Gritty Series – Ohio River Museum
FEBRUARY JUNE
4 Brown Baggin’ Thru History – Campus Martius Museum
3 Brown Baggin’ Thru History – Campus Martius Museum
4 First Friday – Downtown Date Night
3 First Friday – Art Walk – Downtown Marietta
5 Nitty Gritty Series – Campus Martius Museum
10 Jazzin’ Up the Museums – Valley Gem Sternwheeler
12 Contemporary Gunmakers and Allied Artists,
12 Second Sunday
Campus Martius Museum
18 Main Street Day
22 River and Country Lecture Series – Campus Martius Museum
21–24 Passport to Fun: Summer Camp – Ohio River Museum
MARCH 25
28–July 1
Wine & Chocolate Walk
Passport to Fun: Summer Camp – Ohio River Museum
4 First Friday – March Madness
5
12
Mystery Dinner Theatre – Campus Martius Museum
Fiber Artisans Fair – Campus Martius Museum
JULY
1 First Friday – Art Walk – Downtown Marietta
APRIL 8–10
9
Riverfront Roar – Ohio River Levee
Nitty Gritty Series – Ohio River Museum
1 Brown Baggin’ Thru History – Campus Martius Museum 10 Second Sunday
1 First Friday – Downtown Peep Show 19 River and Country Lecture Series – Ohio River Museum
2 Visit the Shanty Boat Folks – Ohio River Museum
25 800.288.2577 mariettaohio.org2022 EVENTS
COUNTY FAIRS Washington County STERNWHEEL FESTIVAL The OCTOBERFEST Buell Island is home
is home to three fairs which celebrate weekend after Labor Day, Marietta’s to a seven plus acre park located in
the county’s rich agricultural his- levee swarms with sternwheel the Village of Lowell, where Lowell
tory. The Washington County Fair is boats and festival goers who perch Octoberfest takes place every year.
held in Marietta and takes place the along the banks of the Ohio for the The weekend festivities include live
week of Labor Day. A parade kicks Ohio River Sternwheel Festival. entertainment, flea market, beer gar-
off a week of demolition derbies, The festival brings in over 100,000 den, and a raffle of handmade items.
horse shows, and rides. Homemade people for a weekend packed full Most importantly, the festival offers a
noodles, pie, and lemon shakes are of entertainment. Come experience variety of German food, including its
staples at the Waterford Community the regionally-coveted fireworks, crowd-favorite German potato salad.
Fair each August. In Barlow, stroll un- nationally-known music acts,
der the beautiful covered bridge and sternwheel races and classic car
into Ohio’s oldest independent fair. show!
AUGUST NOVEMBER
4–6 Belpre Homecoming 4 First Friday – Hometown Heroes – Downtown Marietta
5 Brown Baggin’ Thru History – Campus Martius Museum 4 Recycle the Cheer Donation Drive – Armory
5 First Friday – Art Walk – Downtown Marietta 5 Appraisal Clinic – Campus Martius Museum
6 Pioneers and Paddlewheels – Ohio River Museum & 12 Nitty Gritty Series – Campus Martius Museum
Campus Martius Museum 19 City of Marietta Tree Lighting – The Armory Square
11–14 RTA (Rivers, Trails and Ales) 26 Merry-Etta Christmas Parade
12 Howlin in the Alley Music Fest 26 Small Business Saturday
14 Second Sunday
18–21
20
Waterford Fair – Waterford Fairgrounds
Nitty Gritty Series– Campus Martius Museum
DECEMBER
1–31 Grand Opening of Tour of Lights – City of Marietta
1–31 Grand Opening of Holiday Tree Walk – East Muskingum Park
SEPTEMBER 2 First Friday Moonlight Madness
2 First Friday – Roaring 20’s Night – Downtown Marietta 2 Brown Baggin’ Thru History – Campus Martius Museum
3 Washington County Fair Parade @ 10 a.m. 3 Christmas in the Village – Downtown, New Matamoras
3–6 Washington County Fair – Washington County Fairgrounds 3 Santa House – East Muskingum Park
9–11 Ohio River Sternwheeler Festival 10 Holiday Loft Tours – Downtown Marietta & Harmar Village
17 Brunch with Mark Twain – Valley Gem Sternwheeler 11 Santa House – East Muskingum Park
22–25 Barlow Fair – Barlow Fairgrounds 17 Santa House – East Muskingum Park
17 Ugly Sweater DORA Crawl
OCTOBER
7 Brown Baggin’ Thru History – Campus Martius Museum For specific dates and more information on area events
7 First Friday – Pups and Pumpkins – Downtown Marietta call 800.288.2577 or log onto MariettaOhio.org.
8–9 Lowell Octoberfest – Buell Island
9–15 Octoberfeast
All events are subject to change.
11 River and Country Lecture Series – Campus Martius Museum
15 Digging the Past: Archaeology Day – Campus Martius Museum
22 Woodcarvers Demonstration – Matamoras Area Historical
Society Museum
#VisitMariettaOH 800.288.2577 26HOMETOWN HEROES Hometown Heroes HARLEY NOLAND For many tourists, a guided Trolley Tour of Marietta is one of the highlights of their visit. The Trolley is owned and operated by Harley Noland, a well-known resident who can trace his family’s Marietta roots back 200 years. Harley has a background in architecture and design, and in 1977 he bought the historic Levee House, one of Marietta’s most iconic and legendary buildings. After a complete restoration, Harley opened the Levee House Café which was in business nearly 30 years before it was transformed into the Levee House Restaurant. Harley wanted to increase tourism and help visitors appreciate the river town he loved so much. He took ownership of the Trolley Tour as a way to share not only that love, but also his deep knowledge of Marietta and its many historic buildings. The popular tour stops at many of the city’s landmarks while the guide offers the history and often little-known facts, to the delight of the Trolley passengers. Throughout his career, Harley has always been one of Marietta’s greatest cheerleaders. His love for the preservation of our history and architecture has led him to serve multiple terms on City Council. He has also served on the boards of several non-profits, including The Castle Museum and the Washington County Historical Society. Harley Noland’s face is a familiar one in Marietta, and his civic pride and knowledge are contributing factors to the city’s historic vitality. 27 800.288.2577 mariettaohio.org
HOMETOWN HEROES
SARAH ARNOLD When Sarah Arnold moved back to
Marietta in 2012, she was inspired by the creative people
who called the Mid-Ohio Valley home. In 2014, Sarah
launched Clutch MOV, an online community magazine
for, by and about the residents of the MOV. From its
modest beginning, Clutch MOV has grown to reach over
50,000 readers monthly with uplifting, positive stories
about the people, places and events that make this area
special. Sarah tirelessly promotes small businesses and
often sponsors community events and collaborations to
highlight the arts.
In addition to her full-time job and Clutch MOV, Sarah is
an active community volunteer and served on the Board
of Marietta Main Street, including a term as President. She helps with events like Harmar Days and projects of the Pub-
lic Art Committee. Sarah Arnold’s mission is to highlight the many great things the MOV has to offer, and through her
efforts thousands of people have learned what a great area the Mid-Ohio Valley is to visit, work, and call home.
PETER NICHOLSON If you’ve attended an event at the historic La-
fayette Hotel, chances are you’ve met Pete Nicholson. Nicholson
may have been born in Britain, but he has proudly called Marietta
his home since 2005. For the last four years, Nicholson has worked
as the lead Banquet Server for the hotel, directing the setup and
service for weddings, organization meetings and other events.
Nicholson’s love and pride for the Lafayette is evident in his work
and he will happily share his knowledge about Marietta with visi-
tors. The customer’s comfort and enjoyment is a priority, and Nich-
olson will go beyond his responsibilities to ensure each guest has
an excellent experience. Pete Nicholson is one community member
who helps Marietta earn a reputation of friendliness and hospitality.
SYLVI CAPORALE For twenty-five years American Flags and Poles has been an anchor storefront on Marietta’s Front
Street. Owners Jim and Sylvi Caporale have built a successful business by offering a large selection of America themed
and USA made products backed by excellent customer service. The shop carries an ever-changing inventory of home
and lawn décor and seasonal accents, but it’s the wide array of flags and banners that brings customers from near and
far. Sylvi is proud of the variety of flags offered, from traditional US flags to those honoring the military and different orga-
nizations. She is not shy about expressing her love for her country and is quick to support veterans and active members
of the military and first responders. That support has earned her and Jim the Washington County Veterans Committee
Chair Award of Excellence.
Small towns rely on community support to thrive, and Sylvi
has long been active in promoting Marietta and working to-
ward its future growth. She has coordinated special events
to draw visitors, such as book signings, holiday celebrations
and the Band Organ Rallies that fill the streets with music
and festivities. Sylvi and Jim have a band organ of their own
and they bring it out for special occasions. If you hear the
lively music at American Flags and Poles, be sure to stop
in and say hello to a community champion and one of the
most patriotic people you’ll ever meet.
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