Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Ohio

While in Ohio, you might enjoy a visit to:

Opened in 1896, closed as a prison in 1990. Mansfield Reformatory has become a prime location for prison movies and music videos, and a go-to destination for cable TV ghost hunters.
~38 miles from Bellevue.

Annual festival celebrates town's duct tape industry with a duct tape fashion show, parade, and larger-than-life duct tape sculptures.
~42 miles from Bellevue.

Kenton Hardware Company manufactured wildly popular Gene Autry repeating cap guns in the 1930s. The mural depicts the singing cowboy actor waving his hat as his horse rears up in front of the factory.
~59 miles from Bellevue.

A big cow stands guard on the roof of a convenience store.
~77 miles from Bellevue.

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