Founded in 1882, Ashville is a village in Pickaway County, Ohio. The town claims to have the nation’s oldest operating traffic light, designed by Ashville resident, Teddy Boor. In full-time operation for fifty years, until 1982, the light now directs foot traffic inside the Ashville Museum.
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Recommended Resources
Ashville Area Heritage Society
The AAHS operates a museum from the old Zero Locker building, which had been a silent movie theater known as the Dreamland Theater. The constitution and bylaws of the organization are presented, along with an overview of the museum and its projects.
http://www.ohiosmalltownmuseum.org/
General information about the annual Ashville, Ohio event is presented, including schedules, a map of the grounds, directions, contacts, and a lodging guide. Scheduled authors and artists are profiled.
http://www.ashvillevikingfest.com/
The official web site for the village government includes an overview of the municipal offices, departments and services, contact numbers, and a community calendar. Various reports and public documents are available through the web site.
http://www.ashvilleohio.gov/
The community site offers a guide to local churches, schools and civic organizations, as well as area businesses, utilities, health facilities and public services. A calendar of events is also included.
http://www.ashvilleohio.net/
Headquartered in Ashville, Ohio, the public school system operates a number of campuses in Ashville, Commercial Point, and South Bloomfield, Ohio. General information about the district and its schools is offered, along with a report card, boundary maps, and policy data.
http://www.tvsd.us/
Organized in 1894 as the Citizens Bank of Ashville, the banking institution now has branches in Ashville, Circleville, Commercial Point, and Grove City, Ohio. Its personal, business and online banking services are highlighted.
http://www.citizensbankashville.com/
