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Perrysville, Ashland County.
Perrysville, Ohio
Perrysville is in Ashland County.
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About Perrysville, Ohio
Perrysville is an Ashland County village near Pleasant Hill Lake and the Mohican-Memorial State Forest, whose headquarters carries a Perrysville address.
History of Perrysville
- Delaware people, joined by a small group of Mingo, left the village of Helltown and settled Greentown nearby as early as 1783. An Ohio Historical Marker on State Route 39 at Perrysville tells the story.
Landmarks and Places in Perrysville
- Pleasant Hill Lake. On the Richland-Ashland county line about 2 miles southwest of the village, behind a dam completed in 1936 for flood reduction, recreation and fish and wildlife management.
- Memorial Forest Shrine. Inside Mohican-Memorial State Forest, it honors more than 20,000 Ohio citizens killed in conflict since World War II.
Local reference: ohiodnr.gov, ohiomemory.org, ohiodnr.gov, remarkableohio.org
More About Perrysville
The area was first settled in 1810, and the village was laid out in 1815 under the name Freeport.
Its name honors Oliver Hazard Perry, who led American forces at the Battle of Lake Erie.
A post office called Perryville opened in 1820 and took the spelling Perrysville in 1883.
The Black Fork of the Mohican River passes the southwestern edge of the village.
It lies roughly 30 miles from Mansfield, Ashland, Wooster and Mount Vernon.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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