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Rich history in the riverside city of Canal Fulton, near Canton
With a population of just over 5,000, Canal Fulton is a small Ohio city on the banks of the Tuscarawas River. “We’re a nice, quaint town that is recognized mostly for our history,” says Dennis Downing, resident and founder of Web Marketing Services, Inc. It was the first village founded along the Ohio and Erie Canal and became a destination for commercial distribution. While the original warehouses have been repurposed into businesses like wedding venues, manufacturers like HPC Industrial have offices in the city. The St. Helena III still runs on the canal, carrying people instead of cargo. Downtown Massillon is about a 9-mile drive, while Downtown Canton is about 15 miles away.
Canal Fulton was founded when three neighboring villages joined together in 1853.
Visit the museum at St Helena Heritage Park in Canal, Fulton, Ohio.
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Historic and custom-built homes with a wide price range in Canal Fulton
Remnants of the city’s original brick streets are found in the heart of the city, lined with sidewalks and homes that sit close together. As roads move away from the canal, houses have larger lots divided by mature oak trees. The historic district is filled with Colonial Revivals, traditional homes and bungalows. The rest of Canal Fulton is a mix of ranch styles, split levels, and new traditional or custom-built houses. Depending on age and condition, most properties range from $150,000 to $385,000. Some larger custom-built homes, like those in Lakewood Estates, can cost $600,000 to $700,000. The Villas at Autumn Meadows is a 55-plus community with two-bedroom ranch-style condos, where most homes were built in the 2000s. Prices generally fall between $225,000 and $275,000. Some parts of the city are at risk of flooding, especially those homes closest to the Tuscarawas River and its tributaries. Flood insurance is required with most private and federal mortgages in those areas.
An Italianate-style home now serves as a local business in Canal Fulton, Ohio.
Split Level and Cape Cod - style homes can be found on the streets near downtown Canal Fulton, Ohio.
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Only four schools in Northwest Local School District
Canal Fulton is part of the Northwest Local School District. Northwest Primary School receives a B from Niche and offers kindergarten through second grade. W.S. Stinson Elementary School, which serves third through fifth grade, and Northwest Middle School earn an A-minus. Northwest High School, rated B-minus, partners with Ohio universities and colleges like the University of Akron to offer College Credit Plus courses.
Northwest Middle School in Canal Fulton, Ohio is part of the Canal Fulton Local Schools.
Welcome to Northwest High School in Canal Fulton, Ohio.
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State Route 93 connects to nearby major highways
State Route 93, also called Manchester Road, passes through the city, intersecting with Interstate 277 about 10 miles north and State Route 21 about 3 miles south. Akron-Canton Airport is about 10 miles away and has nonstop service to over 20 cities nationwide. Aultman Hospital is about 15 miles away.
State Route 93 runs through Canal Fulton, Ohio.
Canal Fulton residents havre convenient access to Akron - Canton Airport.
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Outdoor recreation includes parks, trails, rivers and resorts
The city has no shortage of outdoor recreation. There are two major parks: Muhlhauser Park, which has tennis courts and gazebos that can be rented out, and St. Helena Heritage Park. The latter has a playground and baseball fields and offers kayak, canoe and bike rentals. Kayakers can access the Tuscarawas River, and cyclers ride on the Ohio and Erie Towpath Trail. The Schalmo Family YMCA has a variety of programming for people of all ages. “It is very beneficial to seniors as well as families,” Downing says. Clay’s Resort Jellystone Park is a Yogi Bear resort about 3 miles away with a waterpark, campsites and arcade that hosts events like The Country Fest, a three-day music festival.
Clays Resort Jellystone Park in Canal Fulton, Ohio offers a waterpark, concert venue, and both camping and cabin rentals.
Locals enjoy a bike ride at St. Helena Heritage Park in Canal Fulton, Ohio.
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Local eateries serve diner classics near the Ohio and Erie Canal
While many of the restaurants in Canal Lounge are chains, Downing recommends three local favorites in the historic downtown district. Miller-Doan Tavern and Sisters Century House serve traditional diner fare, and Canal Boat Lounge has a patio that overlooks the water. “One’s for, more or less, the millennials to go in if you want to play pool and darts and karaoke – that’s the Canal Boat Lounge,” Downing says. “The other two are a little bit more for older, senior people who like to have a nice sit-down meal and a drink.” The city has a Giant Eagle, although many residents travel to Massillon for Walmart or Canton for Sam’s Club.
Sisters Century House Restaurant serves up breakfast and lunch in Canal Fulton, Ohio.
The Canal Boat Lounge in downtown Canal Fulton is renowned for its boneless spicy pork chop.
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Community gathers for music, holidays and Olde Canal Days
Community events range from free summer concerts at St. Helena Park to the tree lighting ceremony at Christmas on the Canal. One highlight is the Olde Canal Days Festival, celebrating the area’s history and community. “We literally shut the streets down in the downtown historic district for three days,” Downing says. Attendees can explore the different food and art vendors or ride on amusement park rides, and live music is playing all weekend. The festivities end with a fireworks show on Saturday night.
Residents enjoy the ice sculptures at Christmas on the Canal in Canal Fulton, Ohio.
Foodtrucks provide a variety of dining options at one of the many events in Canal Fulton, Ohio.
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