Barnesville (Ohio)
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Barnesville is a village in western Belmont County. It was named after its founder, James Barnes.Understand
Get in
State Route 800 runs through the town north and south. It connects to Interstate 70 six miles north of the town. State Route 147 runs roughly east and west through the town.
Get around
There is no public transportation. Driving or walking across Barnesville is quick and easy.
See
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address: 35500 Muskrat RoadA 4,500 acre ranch built on reclaimed strip mine. Home of up to 1,500 registered Dutch buelingo, Texas longhorn, and African watusi cattle. Tour covers history of horned cattle in Ohio, Johnny Appleseed, Hopalong Cassidy, Ohio governor Wilson Shannon, and Hanging Judge Isaac Parker. See cattle being trailed and branded on this working cattle ranch.
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Barnesville Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Depot
address: 300 East Church StreetOn site is the depot building, caboose #C-1974, and just down the walking trail is the railroad tunnel. Barnesville Petroglyph
Do
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phone: +1 740 425-2593Local festival that began in 1964 and now attracts more than 100,000 people annually. Pumpkin growers compete to grow the heaviest pumpkin each year, crowned the King Pumpkin. (Current record was set in 2007 and weighed in at 1,289 1/2 pounds.) Other attractions at the festival include an Antique & classic car show, crafts, new and antique farm machinery, live music on multiple stages, and contests for hog calling, tall tales, and tobacco spitting. The event reaches its peak attendance on Saturday for the Giant Pumpkin Parade.
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phone: +1 740 425-2926address: 532 North Chestnut StreetFully restored, twenty-six room Romanesque style mansion. Sights include carved woodwork, moldings, mantels and doors, as well as 22k gold decorations, decorative locks, hinges and gas and electric lighting fixtures. Houses one of the largest collections of original clothing from the 1890s in Ohio. Annual Christmas tour runs from Thanksgiving to Christmas.
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Watt Center for History and The Arts
phone: +1 740 425-1497 or +1 740 425-2655 ext 204address: 475 Watt AveThe original office building of the Watt Car and Wheel Company. Exhibits including coal history, business, industry and agriculture.
Buy
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address: 202 North Chestnut StreetThree floors of tools, furniture, glass china, quilts, pottery including Roseville and Weller, primitives, etc.
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phone: +1 740 425-9289address: 157 East Main StreetQuaint little store full of primitive and country decor, candles & diffusers, curtains, wallpaper, quilts, calendars, wooden signs, garlands, all occasion cards and other unique gifts.
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phone: +1 740 425-1453address: 132 East Main StreetGifts, home decor, jewelry, cards, etc.
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phone: +1 740 619-0196address: 134 West Main StreetThey sell antiques, vintage, mid century, and what they call "good junk".
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Antiques On The Main
phone: +1 740 425-3406address: 108 North Chestnut Street -
phone: +1 740 238-6105address: 112 S Chestnut StThey make and sell custom handmade crafts and primitive decor.
Eat
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Annie K's
phone: +1 740 425-3456address: 777 East Main StreetFamily owned, small town restaurant featuring home cooked meals. Hosts murder mysteries, comedy shows, and live bluegrass and other music. -
China One
address: 201 South Chestnut Street -
My Pizza Place
address: 123 East Main Street -
Home Pizza
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D & J's Pizza Parlor
address: 112 East Church Street -
phone: +1 740 425-3333address: 110 East South StreetPizza, subs, wings, onion rings, pepperoni rolls, calzones, etc. Alcohol and cigarettes can be purchased as well. They also deliver locally.
Drink
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phone: +1 740 425-3038address: 126 W Main StLarge selection of beer including 3 kinds on tap plus a full bar. Bar menu features wings. Jukebox/ATM. Periodic live music
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Ed's Place
phone: +1 740 425-3456address: 787 East Main Street
Sleep
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phone: +1 740 238-0956address: 501 East Main StreetFeatures a private three-bedroom apartment with a private entrance. The recently remodeled apartment has a full kitchen and semi-private bath. You can choose from one or three fully furnished bedrooms with two queen sized beds and one double bed. All bedrooms have cable television and wireless internet.
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phone: +1 740 782-1298address: 41371 Reco Road, Belmont, OH
Connect
Local Media
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phone: +1 740 425-9268address: 175 E Main StBarnesville's hometown radio station, a member of the AVC Communications Inc. family. Broadcasts Cleveland Indian baseball games and local high school football, basketball, and baseball for the Barnesville Shamrocks and Monroe Central Seminoles.
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phone: +1 740 425-1912address: 166 East Main StreetWeekly local newspaper covering western Belmont County, in operation for over 140 years. It is the oldest active, continuously operated business in the village.
Go next
- Barkcamp State Park: 125 Electrified campsites and featuring hot showers, picnic tables, and firerings. Pets allowed in designated areas. Swim, fish, boat, or hunt (in designated areas). 65330 Barkcamp Road, +1 740 484-4064
- Barnesville Memorial Park: Fish or boat on 12-acre Park Lake. Watch baseball or softball on one of three lit ball fields, one housing a covered grandstand. Lit horseshoe pit, basketball courts, tennis courts and volleyball court. Two walking trails that wind around Park Lake. Also home to the villages 4 July fireworks display.