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Clifton, Greene County.

Clifton, Ohio

Clifton is in Greene County.

Meet AppWT in Person Near Clifton

  • 70 Birch Alley, Beavercreek, OH 45440: 16.4 miles southwest of central Clifton
  • 40 W 2nd St, Dayton, OH 45402: 19.7 miles west

See all 44 Ohio meeting rooms AppWT can reserve, including 3 within 25 miles of central Clifton

About Clifton, Ohio

Clifton is a Greene County village named for the cliffs that hem in the river there. From 1827 to 1840 it was a busy stop on the Accommodation Line stagecoach between Springfield and Cincinnati. It is also the birthplace of Woody Hayes, the former Ohio State Buckeyes head football coach.

Landmarks and Places in Clifton

  • Clifton Mill. Founded in 1802 as Davis Mill, it ground meal and flour for Civil War troops and is still running.
  • Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve. 268 acres guarding a 2-mile stretch of the Little Miami River, registered as a National Natural Landmark in 1968.
  • Clifton Opera House. Built in 1893 from a design by Springfield architect Charles Cregar.

Local reference: pubs.usgs.gov, villageofclifton.com, ohiodnr.gov, villageofclifton.com, villageofclifton.com

More About Clifton

The area was called Patterson's Mills as early as 1827, and Clifton was platted in 1840.

A post office named Clifton has operated since 1832.

The village sits in both Clark and Greene counties, about 24 miles east of central Dayton.

It is the eastern end of Ohio State Route 343.

Isaac K. Funk, a cofounder of Funk and Wagnalls, is among the people linked to Clifton.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

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