Oglebay Park
(304) 243-4000

Golfing, Miniature Golf, Paddle Boats, Fishing, Good Zoo, plus many other attractions.

All Fore Fun
(740) 695-6191

Batting Cages, Arcade, & Clubhouse

ST. CLAIRSVILLE
From Interstate 70, just beyond the Route 331/Exit 213 look north and see the covered bridge owned by Ohio University Eastern. Nearby is the Great Western Schoolhouse on National Road, west of town. This “little red schoolhouse” was constructed in 1870 with bricks made of clay from the banks of a nearby farm pond. The one-room school was used continuously until 1936. It still sits with the McGuffey Readers, inkwells and a potbelly stove ready to greet students. An informative talk is given by a “school marm” with advance reservations.

BETHESDA
Epworth Park was established over 120 years ago by inspired Methodists who established a religious campground here. William Jennings Bryan “the silver-tongued orator” and three-time presidential candidate among others was a featured speaker at chautauquas at Epworth between 1890 and 1936. Today there still stands a beautiful oak grove surrounding a quiet lake. There are 58 cottages in the park, originally there were about 90. A walking tour is possible. (Cottages are not winterized.)

FLUSHING
Underground Railroad Museum Collection of publications, books, memorabilia and other articles. The exhibits portray what is known about slavery and the underground railroad in Ohio. Also, presents an understanding of the culture in the 1800’s.

BARNESVILLE
Stillwater Meeting House built about 1804 after the Quaker migration which swept up from the Southern states as Quakers sought to raise their children in new lands free from the evils of slavery. Meetings for worship have been regularly held in this spot from 1804 to the present time. While in Barnesville, you might take a driving tour of the Victorian Village/Historic District. Barnesville is home of the Belmont County Museum. The 26-room Victorian mansion is elegant with its carved oak fretwork, butternut and hand-carved wood mantels, and period furnishings from the 1800’s. The B&O Depot is on the National Register of Historic Places, housing the town’s visitor center. Dickinson Cattle Co. with the largest herd of registered quality Texas Longhorn Cattle east of San Francisco. Watt Center for History and the Arts exhibits including coal history, business, industry and agriculture.

BLAINE
Blaine Bridge this 1828 bridge has been designated Ohio’s Bicentennial Bridge. It is the oldest bridge in Ohio, the longest and last “S” 3-arch stone bridge on the entire National Road.

BELLAIRE
National Imperial Glass Museum displays of Imperial Glassware as well as other Bellaire glassware from the Ohio Valley Glass and Artifacts Museum.