5 Small Midwest Towns You'll Love
Slow down and enjoy the timeless pleasure of life off the beaten path in five little towns with big heart.
Zoar trip guide
WHERE TO START
Zoar Community Association (330/874-2646; zca.org). The website has a clickable map of the historic town's 24 remaining buildings.
WHAT TO DO
Antiques in the Wash House An original Zoar washhouse behind The Keeping Room B&B houses high-quality antiques (330/874-3181).
The Cider Mill Located in a restored cider mill, the newest business in town sells country-style home accessories (330/316-9739; cidermillofzoar.com).
Zoar Community Association Walking Tours Costumed guides (left) lead groups seasonally from the Zoar Store, a general store (330/874-2646; www.ohiohistory.org/places/zoar).
Zoar Town Hall and Canal Museum This museum is full of photographs and artifacts--plus a shop with Ohio-made products (330/874-2646).
WHERE TO EAT
Firehouse Grille Tasty standouts are chunky chicken nachos and the fist-thick club sandwich (330/874-2726).
WHERE TO STAY
Cobbler Shop Bed and Breakfast A beautifully restored home has a huge screen porch overlooking the gardens. From $125 (800/287-1547; cobblershop.com).
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