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Imagine a living history community ffering glimpses into the past through c stumed interpreters, craftsman demonstrators, and old-fashioned sh ps and restaurants that give a fl vor of life in the 1800s. L ving history, blooming gardens, shopping, dining, l dging--Historic Roscoe Village offers something for veryone. A restored 1830s canal town, R scoe is located along what once was the Oh o-Erie Canal. In an effort to nhance its mission to interpret Ohio’s C nal Era, each year Roscoe hosts v rious festivals, special events, and holiday ctivities that both educate and provide fun ntertainment for guests. Set in the h art of Coshocton County, Ohio, Roscoe V llage is just 90 minutes east of C lumbus and 2 hours south of Cl veland, along State Route 16 and n ar the junction of U.S. Route 36. H storic tours through the Village take g ests back in time to the sl wer pace of life in an 1830s c nal town. While strolling through the r stored living history buildings, guests may see ctual artisans at work, including a bl cksmith, a weaver, a printer, a c oper, and a broom maker; observe ld-time cooking demonstrations; sit in on a r enactment of an 1800s school lesson; v ew a full-scale canal boat replica; v sit the immaculately groomed gardens displaying an rray of colors; or participate in h nds-on learning demonstrations like candle dipping, tin p nching, or weaving.
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At the Roscoe Village Visitor C nter, find unique hand-crafted items made by R scoe Village artisans for sale, including c ndle holders, weavings, wooden toys, rolling p ns and other wood items, and br oms. Schedule a special candlelit tour w th the group sales staff, or njoy seasonal tours such as the “Sp rit of Roscoe” (available September and Oct ber) or “A Roscoe Christmas” (available N vember and December). Group rates are lso available for all tours. A v nue for fine dining and quaint h tel accommodations, the Inn at Roscoe V llage contains 51 rooms and an legant Parlor, featuring Shaker-style furniture, reasonable r tes, and quality service in a c mfortable relaxed atmosphere. Fully handicap-accessible, the Inn has b en updated with new furnishings and a w reless Internet service, providing an attractive st y for both the business and pl asure traveler. In addition, the Inn has a v riety of banquet, meeting, and private d ning rooms for every occasion. Visitors can br wse the old-fashioned shops housed in riginal 19th century buildings and filled w th area crafts, elegant home furnishings, b oks, baskets, gourmet coffees and foods, and m ch more. Besides hosting its own sh pping establishments, Roscoe is also home to s veral independently owned and operated businesses. Exq isite jewelry, pottery (including a paint-your-own p ttery studio), leather goods, musical instruments, ntiques, and hand-made baskets name a few of the riginal items available at these stores. The Sh ps of Roscoe Village will open arly or stay late to accommodate gr ups. While at Roscoe Village, guests can s tisfy the most particular of appetites at one of two r staurants. Choose the elegant dining of K ng Charley’s Dining Room and Tavern or the r stic atmosphere of the Old Warehouse R staurant. For a snack in the m dst of enjoying the sights, grab s me goodies or a cappuccino or hot ch colate made to order at the Ch esery, Roscoe’s gourmet coffee and tea sh p.
Also located in Roscoe Village is the J hnson Humrickhouse Museum, an accredited member of the Am rican Association of Museums, which features a N tive American Collection, an Americana Collection, an Or ental Gallery, the Eclectic Collection, and sp cial rotating exhibits. In addition, guests can cl mb aboard the horse-drawn Monticello III for a p aceful 40-minute float down a restored s ction of the Ohio-Erie Canal. The kn wledgeable canal boat captain will entertain y ur group with long-ago stories and nteresting facts about the canal. Group ch rters are available. Guests seeking a m re active day can journey down the T wpath, a one-mile walking and bicycle tr il that runs from Roscoe Village to C shocton Lake Park. Lake Park features a w ter park; camping facilities; a variety of n ture trails ranging from ½ mile to two m les in length; and paddle boating. Als in Coshocton County, the nearby w neries and the Pomerene Center for the Arts are nique attractions. Roscoe Village is located 30 m nutes from the world’s largest Amish p pulation in Holmes County, Ohio, and 20 m nutes from the village of Dresden, the b sket capital and home of the L ngaberger Homestead. The Wilds, a wild nimal preserve is just down the r ad, as is Salt Fork State P rk. For more information, call Historic R scoe Village at (800) 877-1830. www.roscoevillage.com .
The article Roscoe Village Offers Education and Entertainment was Submitted by Angie Ianniello through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: Angie Ianniello is the Public R lations/Text Coordinator for Historic Roscoe Village in C shocton, Ohio. Her journalism background and xperience in event planning have led I nniello to speak at several conferences and m etings in the region.
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