Lithopolis, Ohio is a village in both Fairfield and Franklin counties. Originally laid out in 1814, and previously known as Centerville, the community was incorporated as Lithopolis in 1836. Although primarily located in Fairfield County, the village limits overlap into Franklin County. It gets its name from the Greek words "litho" and "polis", which together translate as "city of stone", named for the quarry north of the village, where Lithopolis free stone was once quarried.
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Lithopolis Cemetery and Chapel Mausoleum
In service since 1830, the independent, non-profit, cemetery facility is highlighted, with details about its pre-planning policies, services and products, including caskets, monuments, and other items. Also featured is a blog.
http://www.lithopoliscemetery.org/
The non-profit, annual event held in Lithopolis, Ohio features art, music, food, and entertainment, with a focus on educating visitors about the art and science of apiculture, and to raise awareness of the importance of the honey bee. Schedules, sponsorship opportunities, and contacts are presented.
http://www.lithopolishoneyfest.com/
Constructed in 1836, the historic home in Lithopolis, Ohio is filled with works of art, crafts and collectibles from vendors throughout the state, and the business carries primarily products made in Ohio, including those made from local honey and maple syrup, when in season. Its address and a map showing its location are presented, along with its hours of operation and contacts.
http://www.lithopoliswhitehouse1.com/
Located in Lithopolis, Ohio, the business carries a variety of birding supplies, including wild bird seed blends and suet, recycled plastic feeders, baths and heaters, cleaning brushes, squirrel repellents, gifts, and other items, which are highlighted here, along with its location, hours, and calendar of events.
http://www.thenaturesbarn.net/
Offering day care and child care services, as well as a preschool programs, the facility is located in Lithopolis, Ohio. Its schedules, enrollment policies, tuition, special offers, and contacts are published.
http://www.sunnysidechildcare.net/
Established in honor of Adam and Anna Willis Wagnalls, the Lithopolis, Ohio foundation sponsors a library, theater, museum, and a scholarship programs, each of which is highlighted, along with a history and overview of the foundation, locations, and contacts.
http://www.wagnalls.org/
The official village web site offers an overview of the municipal government, including its organizational structure, services, and contact data. Photographs, policy information, and an event calendar are also presented.
http://www.lithopolis.com/
