Interesting Facts About Oakwood Ohio

Oakwood Ohio is a city in the United States. It has a population of approximately 20,000 people and was founded on November 18th, 1818 by John Anderson Linn. Oakwood Ohio offers many great attractions for tourists to enjoy. Some of these include The Geauga County Historical Center and Museum, which exhibits artifacts from the past two centuries; The Fairview Cemetery where famous individuals such as Louisa May Alcott are buried; and Tinkers Creek State Park where visitors can camp or hike through nature trails. Learn more here.

The Geauga County Historical Center and Museum exhibit artifacts from the past two centuries. Famous individuals such as Louisa May Alcott are buried at The Fairview Cemetery. Learn more about What to Know Before Moving to Germantown: A Local's Guide.

Visitors can camp or hike through nature trails at Tinkers Creek State Park. John Anderson Linn founded Oakwood on November 18th, 1818. This is also where his house still stands today and is a popular tourist attraction in the area of town known as "Linn Grove." It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1971 by then-president Richard Nixon because it represents what country life might have been like during the middle 1800s when Cleveland had just started to grow into a metropolis.