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Ashville has one public park which is called the
Ashville Community Park. The 10-acre park was deeded to the community on April 4, 1921, with the stipulation that the village used it for athletic and park purposes, by a community club that had purchased the tract a year earlier for $ 3,000. The club
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of 2000, there were 3,174 people, 1,243 households, and 872 families living in the village. The population density was 2,035.8 inhabitants per square mile (786.0/km). There were 1,337 housing units at an average density of 857.5 per square mile (331.1/km). The racial makeup of the village was 97.83%
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The Old Town Jail Museum is located at the corner of Cherry and Long
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living together, 15.6% had a female householder with no husband present, 7.6% had a male householder with no wife present, and 31.2% were non-families. 25.5% of all households were made up of individuals, and 8.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size
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Village is part of the Walnut Creek watershed. Walnut Creek is a tributary of the Scioto River that forms the southern border of Ashville and runs into the river approximately 2.5 miles southwest of the village. The Walnut Creek is intersected by the Little Walnut Creek approximately .25 miles
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Ashville became a residential town when new homes started popping up west of Long Street. Though many businesses had fizzled out, new large employers began to target Ashville including Columbus Industries which opened their plant in 1970.
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In 1853, Ashbrook, was voted to the
Railroad Committee for the speedy construction for rails to cover Ross, Pickaway, and Franklin Counties. The route of the railroad (like the canals before it) had a great effect on the success of the development of the area. Ashbrook manufactured barrels for the
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Ashville Harrison School which graduated its last class in 1962, and had 44 students. The district combined with two neighboring districts in the Fall of 1962 to form Teays Valley. The district currently operates three schools within the village's boundaries, which
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Ashbrook businesses failed in 1855, following his endorsement of a promissory note for a friend. When the friend failed to pay, Ashbrook was in debt for tens of thousands of dollars and lost much of his wealth to his creditors. Ashbrook migrated west, leaving part of his family behind.
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The median age in the village was 32.8 years. 29.3% of residents were under the age of 18; 9.8% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 29.6% were from 25 to 44; 21.9% were from 45 to 64; and 9.5% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the village was 48.5% male and 51.5% female.
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on Walnut Creek and owned a large store that was run by his sister Iva "Ivy" and her husband Daniel
Kellerman, who went on to be the first postmaster of the town, which was named Ashbrook at the time. That same year, Ashbrook helped lay out the town with the building of 25 new houses.
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The village council holds legislative authority over the municipality and performs no administrative duties. The body passes ordinances and resolutions to manage and control the village's development, finances, and property. As of 2023, the council members are Randy
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Ashville has a public library, located on Long Street. The Floyd E. Younkin Branch is part of the
Pickaway County Library system and was opened in 1999 after local business owners, the Younkin family, donated funds to open the location.
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in 1980. It is located at the intersection of Madison and Cromley Streets. The building acts as a meeting place and railroad museum. It is currently owned and operated by the Ashville Community Men's Club.
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stretched into Ohio with the Lake Huron lobe being the most prominent major lobe. The Scioto minor lobe, which helped create the Scioto River, stretched over the area and created the modern day terrain.
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The current mayor of Ashville is Steve Welsh who is the first elected mayor following the death of Charles (Chuck) Wise who was the longest serving mayor, having served in the capacity for 22 years.
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theater, known by locals as the Rocky Dreamland Theatre. The project was spearheaded by longtime village leader Charlie Morrison. The museum is home to local memorabilia including a 17-star
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The Spring festival, which started in the mid-2000s, is a two-day festival that pays homage to ancient Scandinavian culture. Hundreds of people gather at the Ashville Community Park where
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system of government. It consists of a mayor and six council members at-large, all elected by village residents. Since 1985, elected offices are non-partisan and serve four-year terms.
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Celebration has taken place since 1929, and annually brings thousands of people to the community. Hosted by the Ashville Community Men's Club, the five-day event includes concessions,
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The median income for a household in the village was $ 40,778, and the median income for a family was $ 47,092. Males had a median income of $ 35,236 versus $ 22,231 for females. The
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The Ashville Depot is a former, and the only remaining, train station for the Scioto Valley Railway. Built in 1876 and closed in 1976, this weatherboard building was added to the
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also built an indoor shelter house before donating the land. Shortly after the acquisition, the village built a baseball field with concrete bleachers and a quarter-mile
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on the family's land, opening them the following year. Richard Jr. bought the 77.57 acres they inhabited from the Chillicothe Land Office on July 6, 1816.
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for community and school use. Ashville went on to install a playground, an outdoor shelter house, pickleball courts, basketball courts, restrooms and a
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was opened in 1876. Finally, after nearly 70 years following the original settlement, the village was incorporate as Ashville in the Spring of 1882.
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History of Pickaway County, Ohio, and Representative Citizens
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1923:"Pickaway County, Ohio - About Pickaway County"
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2904:"Oldest functional traffic light"
2848:"Museum shows off quaint, quirky"
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2629:"Brooks-Yates School To Close"
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1323:1922–1923: A. E. Reichelderfer
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1454:CSCC – Pickaway County Center
1350:1952–1954: Raymond R. Lindsey
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1974:The official Ohio lands book
1948:"Shawnee | Encyclopedia.com"
1902:"Snake Den Mound excavation"
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1353:1955–1962: Richard B. Bozman
1299:1897–1900: A. S. Longenbaugh
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2239:"Ohio's Geological Regions"
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1374:1992–1995: Peggy Pritchard
1368:1980–1982: Albert Johnston
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2019:Van Cleaf, Aaron (1906).
1386:2024–present: Steve Welsh
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1332:1930–1931: S. D. Fridley
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1726:2022 Ohio gubernatorial
1526:Ashville Community Park
1371:1982–1992: Marvin Hicks
1347:1948–1951: Elmer Malone
1341:1944–1945: Tom R. Acord
1326:1924–1925: G. T. Peters
1296:1890–1896: W. M. Miller
1228:there were 85.3 males.
647:, a hotel, and even an
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2367:"U.S. Census website"
2295:"The Ice Age in Ohio"
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3271:Five Points
3238:communities
3128:Circleville
3093:New Holland
3036:Circleville
3018:Circleville
3011:County seat
2801:nr.ohpo.org
2700:. p. 1
2650:"Locations"
1886:January 31,
1738:Seth Mosley
1713:John Holmes
1697:World War I
1649:silent film
1597:beer garden
1547:Ashville's
1448:Circleville
1206:other races
1179:2000 census
1153:other races
1123:2010 census
1111:2020 census
1091:2023 (est.)
816:Teays River
664:Chillicothe
649:opera house
645:lumber yard
641:blacksmiths
456:Circleville
448:2020 census
270:Bert Cline
194: /
3431:Categories
3376:Ghost town
3341:Stringtown
3331:Saint Paul
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3291:Kinderhook
3286:Hayesville
3193:Washington
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3163:Muhlenberg
3138:Deer Creek
3087:Harrisburg
3081:Lockbourne
3076:Darbyville
2401:January 6,
2278:January 6,
1757:References
1661:battleship
1573:reenactors
1559:, a daily
1282:As of 2024
1243:Government
1183:As of the
1127:As of the
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765:till plain
749:Intermodal
656:third rail
637:sweet corn
582:See also:
537:distillery
416:feature ID
312:Population
251:Government
182:82°56′54″W
179:39°43′06″N
3393:Footnotes
3120:Townships
2939:April 13,
2913:April 13,
2888:April 13,
2863:April 13,
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2781:April 12,
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2001:April 14,
1957:April 14,
1932:April 14,
1907:April 13,
1728:candidate
1705:, former
1405:Education
800:Illinoian
755:Geography
687:Bulgarian
552:gristmill
533:Edinburgh
404:FIPS code
342:Time zone
304:Elevation
3384:Nebraska
3356:Westfall
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3306:Matville
3173:Pickaway
3143:Harrison
3066:Ashville
3058:Villages
2660:March 3,
2588:March 3,
1797:July 17,
1776:July 17,
1722:Ron Hood
1585:jousting
1561:fish fry
1490:Churches
1430:include
1210:Hispanic
1200:, 0.06%
1196:, 0.32%
1192:, 0.19%
1157:Hispanic
773:moraines
660:Columbus
617:cisterns
468:Hopewell
452:Columbus
436:Ashville
408:39-02680
376:ZIP code
245:Harrison
240:Township
233:Pickaway
156:Ashville
126:Ashville
96:Ashville
3366:Woodlyn
3361:Whisler
3346:Thacher
3326:Robtown
3321:Pherson
3261:Elmwood
3246:Atlanta
3153:Madison
3148:Jackson
3104:Tarlton
2376:June 6,
2351:June 4,
1858:May 21,
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1577:Vikings
1468:Library
1410:Schools
1147:, 0.3%
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1139:, 1.0%
824:aquifer
792:glacial
508:in the
490:Shawnee
462:History
440:village
424:Website
419:2398001
207:Country
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3351:Walnut
3251:Duvall
3226:Orient
3188:Walnut
3183:Scioto
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1214:Latino
1185:census
1161:Latino
1129:census
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861:Census
830:later.
506:France
486:Pekowi
228:County
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3133:Darby
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1149:Asian
1137:White
1094:4,760
1086:10.5%
1081:4,529
1071:29.1%
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1056:40.8%
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