Sunbury is located near the actual geographic center of the State of Ohio. Founded in 1816, the then “village” was laid out in the classic New England town square design, with businesses surrounding the square.
Town Hall, built 1848
A brief use history of the Hall
Different definition of pothead
American favorite of many
From its founding in 1816, Sunbury was designed to be a stagecoach town. Lawrence Myers, the town’s founder, built an inn at the intersection of two major stagecoach routes. The first stagecoach arrived in Sunbury from Mt. Vernon in 1820.
Civil War General
Detail of the statue
Horseman story
In 1848 the impressive brick Town Hall was constructed in the center of the square. It was first built two stories tall. Masons constructed the 3rd floor and occupied it for over 90 years. Multiple Ohio Historical Markers are placed around the square providing information gems for the public.
Roadtirement 
Loved the plaque honoring Johnny Appleseed. Thanks for sharing all the pictures.
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It was a fun sighting that’s for sure. thanks for the nice comment and visit
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