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Welcome to Granville!
From the Granville Area Chamber of Commerce
The 2013 Granville Magazine is for anyone who is searching for
a great place to visit, an acclaimed small liberal arts college, or
the perfect place to live, and of course, for those of us who have
already found it. The Granville Area Chamber of Commerce publishes one magazine per year and seeks to include something for
everyone.
Visitors to Granville are immediately taken by the quaint charm of
a modern day village that retains the look and feel of an old New
England town. In fact, there are 120 homes and buildings on the
National Historic register. No wonder I hear visitors say over and
over, “I feel like I’m stepping back in time” and “You are so lucky
to live here!”
We look forward to having you visit Granville! Lodging options
range from historic inns, such as the Buxton, which is the oldest,
continuously operated inn in Ohio, to the iconic Granville Inn,
to the Welsh Hills Inn, a Country Bed and Breakfast, awarded
second in the Top 25 B&B’s and Inns in the World for 2013 by
Trip Advisor. (See the Business Directory for places to stay, shop,
dine, and more.)
Since 1831, Granville has been home to Denison University.
Rated eighth in Kiplinger’s “100 Best Values in Private Colleges,”
Denison’s enrollment is 2,185, with students from 51 U. S. states
and territories and 29 foreign countries, all living on campus.
The student/faculty ratio is 10:1. Says Denison’s President, Dale
Knobel, “Students here can’t fly under the radar. They matter as
individuals and they are prepared for lives of consequence by the
best faculty who know their students’ names and know how to
inspire great things.”
www.granvilleoh.com
Thanks to the Internet, people from all over the United States and
the world (truly) are discovering that Granville is a little piece of
heaven and are making the move to live here. Some who have
spoken to me about their decisions come from large cities and
are ready to give up their hustle bustle lives. They yearned for a
simpler life, a quieter life--a “step back in time.” They found it in
Granville. Some desired a senior-friendly community. They found
it in Granville. Some longed for a small town atmosphere with excellent schools to raise their children. They found it in Granville.
Those of us who live here found Granville in a number of ways.
Some grew up here and have never wanted to leave. Some were
transferred here for a job and have never wanted to leave. Some
moved here to live near family and have never wanted to leave.
Is it because of a college that brings in world-renowned artists
and speakers? Is it the small town charm, the history, the excellent schools, the events?
My guess is it’s all of these things.
We know we’re lucky.
Looking forward to seeing you
in Granville!
Maggie Barno,
Executive Director
What’s Inside
page 5
Spring
page 8
page 17
Summer
Online: www.GranvilleOH.com
Email: info@granvilleoh.com
Mailing: 125 East Broadway
Granville, Ohio 43023
Phone: (740) 587-4490
The Granville Area Chamber of Commerce is an
organization of business leaders whose purpose is to maximize
the value and relevance of business by stimulating commerce,
advocating for our businesses, and supporting responsible business development that preserves our heritage and sustains the
quality of life in the community.
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Fall
page 22
Winter
Editor:
Photography:
Tom Argyle
Gary Chisolm
Maggie Barno
Some photos courtesy
of Licking County
Convention and
Visitors Bureau
Publication produced by:
HFM Publications, LLC
Contributing writers:
Maggie Barno
Evelyn Frolking
Amy Deeds
Gloria Hoover
Spring Season Events
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The Annual Daffodil Show is enjoyed by people of all ages.
“Spring brings the opening of the Granville Farmers Market.
The Market provides homegrown and homemade foods and fresh
flowers for your home and is a social meeting place.
It brings hundreds of shoppers from central Ohio (in addition to
the townsfolk) to Granville every Saturday morning from midMay to mid-October.”
Larry Strayer, Market Master, Granville Farmers Market
Spring Events
Daffodil Show
Each spring
at Bryn Du Mansion.
Dates vary.
The Great Granville
Garage Sale
Each Spring,
usually in early May.
Historical Town Meeting
with Frederick Douglass
Some will say that spring comes to Granville like
the blossoming of a sunny yellow daffodil. That
could be true, because for the past 68 years, the
town’s garden club faithfully celebrates spring’s
awakening with its April Daffodil Show,
where hundreds of bobbing trumpet flowers,
plucked from local yards and gardens, lift spirits
and chase away the winter blues. Visitors can
purchase their favorite varieties and pick them
up after the fall’s bulb harvesting.
May 18, 4 pm at the
First Presbyterian Church
Farmers Market
Saturdays, May 18 to October 19
8:30 - Noon,
Main St. at Broadway
Tuesdays, June 11 to September 17
3 pm - 6 pm,
Ross Market Parking Lot
continued on page 6
Unique daffodil arrangements, designed by the local
garden club, are featured at the Annual Daffodil Show.
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Spring Events, continued
The Daffodil Show is located at the Bryn Du Mansion, the
estate house just east of the Village. The Village purchased
the property in 2002, but for most of its 148-year history,
Bryn Du was owned by John Suptkin Jones and his
daughter, Sallie Jones Sexton, who built the Granville Inn
and the Granville Golf Course, which was designed by
Donald Ross. The Mansion is now a popular destination
for weddings as well as a venue for a variety of community
events throughout the year.
The ancient rite of spring-cleaning is celebrated in Granville
when residents shed their unneeded items in The Great
Daffodil arrangements accent the natural beauty of the College Town House grounds.
Granville Garage Sale, this year on May 4, offering
bargains galore, many within easy walking distance
throughout the town.
A stimulating spring event, new this year, is the Historical
Town Meeting with Frederick Douglass featuring a reenactment of the abolitionist and orator Frederick Douglass
and others in period costume. The event is Saturday, May
18, at 4:00 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.
As early spring flowers bid farewell to winter, area farmers
and vendors prepare for the long-awaited Granville
Farmers Market, which this year opens Saturday, May 18. Established and sponsored by the Granville Area Chamber
of Commerce (GACC) more than 20 years ago, the market
has grown into one of Ohio’s finest with 60 local farmers,
bakers and food producers setting up their tents on
North Main Street every Saturday through October 19,
underscoring the popularity of local food and friendship. The GACC also sponsors a Tuesday market from 3:00 to
6:00 p.m. in the summer and an indoor Winter Farmers
Market.
The Granville Farmers Market is featured in a new book,
Homegrown: Stories from the Farm, where area farmers
share their personal stories of growing healthy, clean food.
The book, by local author Evelyn Frolking, explores the
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The Granville Farmers Market offers a variety of locally produced items from over 60 vendors.
local food scene in Granville and around Ohio and is for sale
at the Saturday Granville Farmers Market, the GACC office
and local retailers. While Granville enjoys activities and events that originate
in the spring, there’s nothing like warm breezes, cheerful
daffodils, the smell of freshly turned garden soil, and
leisurely strolls past historic houses or down the bike path
that borders the town to remind you that Granville is a very
special place to enjoy in spring.
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Summer Season Events
Downtown Granville showcases nearly 500 colorful, sleek Porsches at the P2O Show on July 27.
“Granville would surely have been
immortalized by Norman Rockwell had
he ever visited here in the summer.”
Melissa Hartfield, Granville Mayor
Summertime is a lovely season of the year to visit
Granville. Spend a weekend at one of our historic inns or
quaint bed and breakfast locations, stroll along the treelined streets, explore the delightful little shops to find
unique treasures, and enjoy a savory meal at an intimate
restaurant or grab a bite to eat at a casual pub or café.
An early morning view of downtown sidewalks during the week of July 4th.
Other towns may experience the lazy days of summer,
but summertime in Granville is jam-packed with events
commencing on May 27, with the Memorial Day Parade
and ceremonies highlighting the morning, and the free
Concerts on the Green series beginning that evening. The outdoor concerts take place on West Broadway on
Denison University’s Fine Arts Quad. Couples, families,
and individuals of all ages bring picnics and lawn chairs
to relax and enjoy a wide range of live performances
throughout the summer.
The Concert on the Green concert series is a favorite on Sunday evenings
in the summertime.
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It would not be summer in Granville without the many athletic races of the season that
include participants from near and far. Events include the Kayla 5K on June 8, the
Rotary Firecracker Five on July 4, and many others, noted on the event listing at www.
granvilleoh.com or www.RunOhio.com. Summer Events
Memorial Day Parade
May 27
If you visit Granville
on a Sunday afternoon
from June through
September, you can
enjoy exciting Polo on
the Great Lawn of
the Bryn Du Mansion
from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.,
weather permitting.
Also happening at the
Bryn Du Mansion is the
Art Affair and Wine
Festival on June 7 & 8.
Concerts on the Green
5:30 pm, Denison Fine Arts Quad
Begins Memorial Day, May 27
Sundays, June 2, 16, 30, July 14, 28
August 4 & 18
Polo on the Great Lawn
Sundays, June 2 – Sept 9
2-4 pm
Art Affair & Wine
Festival
continued on page 10
Bryn Du Mansion
June 7, 5-9 pm; June 8, 10 am-8 pm
Kayla 5K
June 8
Sunday polo matches on
the Bryn Du Mansion lawn
are free and open to the public.
Independence Day
Festival
July 3 – 6
Parade on July 4
Firecracker 5k on July 4
Fireworks on July 5
RUNGRANVILLE
Bryn Du Mansion
July 11
Porsche Club of America
Car Show
500 Porsches!
WillowBrooke Bed ‘n Breakfast
Downtown Granville
July 27, 9 am – 4 pm
Celebrating Our 25th Year!
Secluded ¼ mile into the woods.
English Tudor Manor House with separate Guest Cottage.
• Romantic candlelight
• Featherbeds
• Fireplaces
• Jacuzzi tubs
• Roofed outside hot tub
• Total privacy
Pelatonia
August 10
Street Scenes Artisans
and Merchants Show
Downtown Granville
August 23 & 24
Cottage In The Woods
Open year around. Full breakfast served.
“You will not want to leave, but you will want to come back.”
4459 Morse Rd. Alexandria, Ohio 43001 (5 minutes West of Granville)
800-772-6372 • wilbrk@aol.com • www.willowbrooke.com
Street Scenes Artisans and Merchants Show.
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Summer Events, continued
The four-day-long old-fashioned 4th of July Festival is
yet another signature event. The town’s population swells
during the first week of July as the Inns and Bed and
Breakfast locations fill up with visitors and many former
residents who return to Granville to re-connect with family
and old friends and enjoy the celebration. Broadway is
closed to traffic as the Street Fair comes alive. A bandstand
is erected and bleachers beckon folks to sit a spell and
be entertained by musicians and dancers. Two all-time
favorites of the Granville festivities are the mile-long
Independence Day Parade that can trace its roots to the
1800s and the gala fireworks display.
A summer event new to Granville and on the fast track
to becoming a regional favorite is the Porsche Club of
America’s P2O (Porsches to Ohio) Car Show, held from
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 27. Broadway
is lined with nearly 500 Porsches of various years and
models. Travelers from as far away as Canada came to
Granville for the 2012 P2O show.
On Saturday, August 10, nearly 3,000 bike riders in
Pelatonia, the grassroots organization with One Goal to
End Cancer, will pedal through downtown Granville. Riders
in the event vary from cancer survivors to experienced
cyclists, and many ride in honor or memory of someone
who is fighting or has fought the disease. Granville Schools and Denison University begin classes
in August, signaling the end of summer. Street Scenes
Creative Artisans and Merchants Show is Granville’s
last summertime event where artisans from Vermont,
Indiana, West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky, as well as
Granville merchants, sell exclusive hand-made items at
this annual, outdoor event.
Granville’s Fourth of July Celebration is fun for all ages.
Weathervane
Playhouse
Summer Magic
2013
Dynamic performances in renovated,
air-conditioned comfort!
Historic Granville’s award-winning B&B Inn
nestled on 15 wooded acres in the beautiful,
rolling Welsh Hills equestrian and alpaca countryside.
Original artwork, beautiful antiques, lovely gardens,
charming and comfortable rooms, private baths,
suite, and pool. Awarded TripAdvisor’s Top 10 B&Bs
and Inns in the World and Ohio’s B&B of the Year.
Welsh Hills Inn
2133 Cambria Mill Road • Granville, OH 43023
740.321.1493 • WelshHillsInn.com
Scenes from 2012 season
Guys and Dolls
May 30-June 8
Around the World
in 80 Days
June 13-22
Oliver
June 27-July 6
Moon Over Buffalo
July 11-20
Spamalot
July 25-August 3
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100 Price Rd
NEWARK OH
740.366.4616
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Shoppers at the Street Scenes Artisans and Merchants Show find treasures from artisans from Vermont, West Virginia, Indiana and Ohio.
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Granville Membership Directory and Buyer’s Guide
If you are visiting Granville or planning a trip
here, the Business Directory lists places to stay,
shop, dine and be entertained. To help you plan a
visit to Granville, call the Granville Area Chamber
of Commerce at 740-587-4490 or e-mail us at
Chamber@granvilleoh.com. We are glad to offer
suggestions!
If you are a resident of Granville, the chamber
invites you to use this Business Directory to help
you find the services you need. The Chamber of
Commerce business members are dedicated to
serving the residents, as well as visitors, within
the Granville area.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Buxton Inn
(740) 587-0001
buxtoninn.com
Fraley House B&B
(800) 578-0611
fraleyhouse.net
Granville Holdings LLC
(740) 587-2457
Granville Inn
(740) 587-3333
granvilleinn.com
Hampton Inn
(740) 788-8991
heathnewark.hamptoninn.com
Meadowoods
Guest House
(740) 587-4286
meadowwoods.net
Newark Metropolitan
Hotel
(740) 322-6455
newarkmetrohotel.com
Orchard House B&B
(740) 651-1850
orchardhousegranville.com
Porch House B&B
(740) 587-1995
porchhouse.com
The Broadway
Guest House
(740) 587-0321
thebroadwayguesthouse.com
The Welsh Hills Inn
(740) 321-1493
welshhillsinn.com
WillowBrooke B&B
(740) 924-6161
willowbrooke.com
ANTIQUES / RETAIL &
SHOPPING
Care Wright Stella
& Dot Stylist
(740) 587-3676
stelladot.com/care
Foot Loose Vintage
(740) 321-1198
Gallery M. Collections
(740) 920-4313
gallerymcollections.com
Granville Milling Co.
Thirty-One Gifts
Bobbi Noe
(740) 644-2509
mythirtyone.com/26065
(740) 587-0221
granvillemilling.net
Tisket a Tasket
Green Velvet
Wee Antique Gallery
(740) 587-0515
Jan’s In Stitches
(740) 587-0361
jansinstitches.com
Kensington House
(740) 334-8830
(740) 587-2270
The Sport Shop
(740) 587-2222
thesportshop4u.com
Goumas Confections
(740) 587-4905
goumasconfections.com
Granville Gourmet
Whoopie Pies
(740) 975-4474
granvillewhoopiepies.com
Knuckleheads
(740) 587-0850
Palumbo’s Italian Market
(740) 258-2435
palumbosmarket.com
CUISINE & FOOD
Aladdin Restaurant
River Road Coffeehouse
(740) 920-4144
aladdindiner.com
(740) 587-7266
riverroadcoffeehouse.com
(740) 321-1400
kussmaulgallery.com
Alfie’s Wholesome Food
Snapshots Lounge
(740) 321-1111
(740) 321-1391
Matilda Charlotte
Antiques Etc.
Broadway Pub
Sunbeam Family Farm
(740) 587-4926
kh-handbags.com
Kussmaul Gallery
(740) 349-7448
Readers’ Garden
(740) 587-7744
josieposiecookies.com
Ross’ Granville Market
(740) 587-0031
granvillemarket.com
Sunbear Art & Antiques
(740) 924-2656
sunbearstudio.com
The Going Green Store
(740) 963-9644
thegoinggreenstore.com
The Wireless Center, Inc.
(740) 281-1211 thewirelesscenter.com
(740) 587-0252
Day Y Noche
(740) 587-0204
dayynoche.com
(740) 344-6312
sunbeamfamilyfarm.com
Taco Dan’s
(740) 334-1992
Dragon Village
The Soup Loft
(740) 321-3338
(740) 587-1284
Elms Pizza Parlor
Village Coffee Company
(740) 587-1032
elmspizza.com
(740) 587-4940
villagecoffeeco.com
faire la cuisine
Whit’s Frozen Custard
(740) 587-2174
flcuisine.com
(740) 587-3620
whitscustard.com
Goumas Candyland
Woolson Spice Co.
(740) 587-4726
goumascandyland.com
(740) 877-2041
ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & Edward Jones
RECREATION
Nathan Willison
(740) 964-9227
Ann Kincaid, Harpist
(740) 755-9993
edwardjones.com
Granville Recreation
District
Infintech
(740) 587-1976
granvillerec.org
Granville Studio of
Visual Arts
(740) 587-2371
gsvaonline.org
Home Video Studio
(740) 348-5865
homevideostudio.com/nrk
Hope Farm Granville
(740) 321-1387
hopefarmgranville.com
Lake Hudson, Inc.
(740) 587-0907
Lazy River at Granville
(740) 366-4385
lazyriveratgranville.com
Newark Midland Theatre
Association, Inc.
(740) 345-5483
midlandtheatre.org
Newark-Granville
Symphony Orchestra
(740) 587-1406
ngsymphony.org
Ohio’s Youth Entertainers
(740) 587-0837
ohyess.org
Weathervane Playhouse
(740) 366-4616
weathervaneplayhouse.org
EQUESTRIAN
Grenoble Stables
(740) 587-2035
Roslyn Manor
Equestrian Center
(740) 975-7843
roslynmanorequestriancenter.com
FINANCIAL PLANNING
INVESTMENTS &
ACCOUNTING
Chessboard Financial
Services, LLC
(740) 205-6700
chessboardcfo.com
Dixon, Davis,
Bagent & Company
(740) 321-1000
ddbco.cpa.pro
Pull-Out
Granville Membership
(614) 313-2605
Jay L. Jacquet
Public Accountant
(740) 644-1655
Jeryne Peterson
Morgan Stanley
(614) 473-2440
morganstanleyfa.com/
Jeryne.Peterson
McLain, Hill, Rugg &
Associates, Inc.
(740) 349-0771
mhrcpa.com
Moller & Associates
An Ameriprise
Private Wealth
Advisory Practice
(740) 587-1592
mollerandassociates.com
RBC Wealth Management
Team Granville-Pelotonia
Riders
(740) 398-7587
The Village Spa
(740) 587-7887
rbcfc.com/buckeyeinvestmentgroup (740) 924-6178
vlgspaalex.com
Stifel Nicolaus &
Company, Inc.
Willow Tree Spa
Cherry Westgate
Family Practice
Licking Memorial
Health Systems
Crock Orthodontics
Mantonya Chiropractic &
Wellness Centers
(740) 587-0087
cherrywestgate.com
(740) 344-3372
crockortho.com
Custom CareGiving
(740) 348-4100
lmhealth.org
(740) 366-6601
mantonyachiropractic.com
(740) 344-2600
stifel.com
(740) 344-0466
skinsolutionswillowtreespa.com
The Edwards Group at
Morgan Stanley
FUNERAL HOME
Brucker-Kishler Funeral
Home, Inc.(740) 366-3343
Downtown Dental
of Granville
740-344-1810
mbgdental.com
brucker-kishlerfuneralhome.com
(740) 920-4124
doctorsavage.com
McPeek-Hoekstra
Funeral Home
Granville Dental
(740) 587-1361
pmmg.net
(614) 473-2401
fa.smithbarney.com/
theedwardsgroupsb
FITNESS & BEAUTY
Always Forward CrossFit
(740) 507-4378
alwaysforwardcrossfit.com
Changing Directions
Mary Kay
(614) 638-1017
marykay.com\kathleen.mahoney
Chrysalis Hair Design
(740) 522-3111
chrysalishair.com
Legendary Skills
(614) 653-6761
4legendaryskills.com
New Day Spa II
(740) 522-0772
newdayspa.com
RUNOHIO
(740) 587-0376
runohio.com
(740) 587-0161
mcpeekhoekstra.com
GOVERNMENT
Granville Township
(740) 587-3885
granvilletownship.org
Village of Granville
(740) 587-0707
granville.oh.us
HEALTH & MEDICAL
Accelerated
Rehabilitation Center
(740) 321-1021
acceleratedrehab.com
Central Ohio Geriatrics
(888) 531-7444
cog-med.com
(740) 587-1111
customcaregiving.com
(740) 587-4891
granvilledental.com
Moundbuilders
General Dentistry
Paumier Medical
Management Group, Inc.
Powerful Surrender MT
Granville Vision Center
(740) 319-7342
amtamembers.com/
powerfulsurrender
Hearing Edge, LLC
Rejuvenations Facial
Aesthetic Clinic
(740) 587-4741
(740) 321-3396
hearingedge.net
Interim Health Care
(740) 344-8118
rejuvenationsclinic.com
(740) 349-8700
interimhealthcare.com
Shaklee Nutrition Office
Larson Medical
Products, Inc.
Village Massage
(740) 788-8108
Licking Memorial Family
Practice Granville
(740) 348-4840
lmhealth.org
(740) 920-4000
shaklee.net/lifeisgood
(740) 404-6148
HOME & GARDEN
Amish Oak Furniture
Company/York Interiors
(740) 927-4090
amishoak.com
Directory and Buyer’s Guide
LEGAL
Burkett and
Sanderson, Inc.
(740) 345-0417
Handelman Law Office
(740) 349-8581
handelmanlawoffice.com
Law Offices of Mona J.
Fine
(740) 366-1525
mjfinelaw.com
Phoenix Graphix
(740) 587-3659
phoenixgraphix.us
Sir Speedy Printing
(740) 788-8916
sirspeedyheath.com
The Novelty
Advertising Company
(740) 334-9641
caseyclaxon.com
MISCELLANEOUS
Mann Legal Services, LLC Big ‘’O’’ Refuse
(740) 407-2609
mannlegalservices.com
(740) 345-2086
bigorefuse.com
McFarland Law Office
Columbus Math Tutoring
(740) 587-3633
Rosenberg & Ball Co., LPA
(888) 680-6797
rosenbergball.com
Artiflora Studio of
European Floral Design
Neica Raker Interiors
Ltd. Allied ASID
Berwick Carpet and
Furniture Service
Real Deals on Home
Decor - Granville
(740) 587-3515
artifloragranville.com
(740) 817-1227
Budget Blinds of Mid Ohio
(740) 501-3434
budgetblinds.com
Downey’s Carpet
Care of Granville
(740) 403-3655
neicarakerinteriorsltd.com
(740) 522-0622
realdeals.net/granville
(740) 587-0796
granvillelumber.com
John Klauder Assoc.
Landscape & Design Ltd
(740) 587-3366
johnklauderlandscaping.com
McCullough’s Tree
Service
(740) 321-1080
helpfortrees.com
Mowtivated Mowers
(740) 587-0255
Buckeye Lake
Shopper Reporter
(740) 246-4741
buckeyelakeshopper.com
(740) 587-7902
chocolatebranding.com
TImbuk Farms
Barton & Associates, Inc.
Granville Sentinel
What’s In It For Me
Granville Lumber Co.
(843) 437-6494
terranovabuilders.com
(740) 587-7800
sfohio.com
(740) 788-9475
shawmech.com
Enjoy Co.
(740) 522-3128
Terra Nova Builders
Shaw Mechanical, LLC
(740) 587-2178
timbukfarms.com
Fackler Country Gardens
(614) 573-5545
RoofLeakSpecialist.com
(614) 804-0172
HOME BUILDER /
REMODEL / REPAIR &
DEVELOPER
Ghiloni Custom
Builders, Inc.
(740) 587-0777
ghiloni-custom-builders.com
(740) 587-1105
jimbarton.com
Drew Bennett Insurance
& Financial Services
HFM Publications LLC
Greenlee Hilton Insurance
(740) 587-7523
greenleehiltoninsurance.com
Hoffmann & Associates
Insurance Services, Inc.
Gibraltar Custom
Builders, LLC
(614) 899-3161
hoffmannandassoc.com
Ketron Custom Builders
(740) 344-9477
schneiderins.com
(740) 587-2993
gibcustombuilders.com
(740) 587.4442
ketroncustombuilders.com
McClain
Development, Inc.
(740) 345-3700
jerrymcclainco.com
Chocolate Branding
(740) 587-3397
granvillesentinel.com
(740) 587-7526
anpac.com
Schneider-Handel
Insurance Agency
Shawan-Marquis
Agency, Inc.
(614) 889-0250
maketherightmove.biz
CompManagement, Inc.
(800) 825-6755 ex. 8145
compmgt.com
MARKETING / MEDIA /
PRINTING / ADVERTISING G. Lieberman & Sons, Ltd.
(740) 587-2860
& GRAPHICS
activskin.com
Broadway & Thresher
(740) 651-1050
Granville Dance &
broadwayandthresher.com
Music Academy
INSURANCE SERVICES
Aaron May State
Farm Agency
(740) 587-4258
johndowneyco.com
(740) 587-0510
enjoyco.net
Roof Medic
614-636-2357
columbusmathtutoring.com
(614) 619-3977
buckeyecommunitycalendars.com
Jodi Melfi Design, Ltd.
(614) 805-7873
jodimelfi.com
Leader Printing Co.
(740) 522-2149
leaderprinting1895.com
Magnum Press
(614) 847-5700
magnum-press.com
McDonald & Woodward
Publishing
(740) 321-1140
mwpubco.com
Minuteman Press /
City Block Ads
(740) 345-4494
(740) 587-4409
MORTGAGE & BANKING
Chase Bank
(740) 587-3461
chase.com
First Federal
Savings & Loan
(740) 587-0242
firstfedohio.com
Huntington Bank
(740) 587-3133
huntington.com
Park National Bank
(740) 587-0238
parknationalbank.com
MUSEUMS / HISTORIC
LANDMARKS
Bryn Du Mansion
(740) 587-7053
bryndu.com
Granville
Historical Society
(740) 587-3951
granvillehistory.org
Robbins Hunter Museum
(740) 587-0430
robbinshunter.org
The Works
(740) 349-9277
attheworks.org
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NON-PROFIT
Granville Area Chamber
of Commerce
(740) 587-4490
granvilleoh.com
Economic and Community
Development Institute
(614) 559-0115
ecdi.org
Granville Rotary Club
granvillerotary.org
Kiwanis Club of Granville
granvillekiwanisclub.org
Licking County Coalition
for Housing
(740) 345-1970
lcchousing.org
Licking County
United Way
(740) 345-8742
lcuw.net
Ohio Oil and Gas Energy
Education Program
(740) 587-0410
oogeep.org
Sugarloaf Park
Foundation
(740) 587-1105
The Dawes Arboretum
(740) 323-2355
dawesarb.org
The Salvation Army
(740) 345-8120
use.salvationarmy.org
PETS
Bath & Biscuits
(740) 587-0011
mybathandbiscuits.com
Village Pet Market
(740) 587-3656
villagepetmarket.com
PHOTOGRAPHY
Chisolm Studios
(740) 644-7911
chisolmstudios.com
PLUMBING
Frank Romei and
Son Plumbing
(740) 587-0236
Keller Williams Greater
Columbus Real Estate,
Sue Barton
(740) 587-2756
suebarton.yourkwagent.com
Keller Williams Greater
Columbus Real Estate,
Kimberly Keith, Realtor
(614) 561-8315
Paul Jackson - Coldwell
Banker King Thompson
(740) 973-0671
kingthompson.com/paul.jackson
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES / COMPUTERS
Pinkerton Real
AlphaLink
Estate Services
Technologies Inc.
(740) 587-4848
(740) 788-9000
alink.com
pinkertonrealestate1.com
JCC Consulting, Inc.
Prudential Integrity One
Realtors, Patti Urbatis
(740) 587-0157
jcc.com
Mid Ohio Technical
Services
(740) 739-4600
midohiotech.com
REAL ESTATE
Hugh Price & Associates
(740) 587-7319
pricemakesadifference.com
Jim Bidigare - Coldwell
Banker King Thompson
(740) 587-2000
jimbidigare.com
Keller Williams Greater
Columbus Real Estate,
Julie Judge
(614) 562-0989
juliejudge.com
(740) 587-7042
prudentialintegrityone.com
RE/MAX Consultant
Group-The Village
Partners
(740) 587-0141
thevillagepartners.com
RE/MAX Premier Choice,
Lisa McKivergin
(740) 587-1900 x 101
mckivergingroup.com
Granville Education
Foundation
(740) 587-0321
granvilleeducationfoundation.org
Granville Exempted
School District
RELIGIOUS
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
(740) 587-8101
granville.k12.oh.us
Sts. Peter and Paul
Retreat Center
(740) 587-0497
granvillepreschool.org
(740) 587-0345
pilgrimlutheranchurch.net/
Granville Parent
Cooperative Preschool
(740) 928-4246
stspeterandpaulretreatcenter.org
Granville Public Library
SCHOOLS CHILDCARE &
EDUCATION
C-TEC
Welsh Hills School
(740) 366-3351
c-tec.edu
(740) 587-0196
granvillelibrary.org
(740) 522-2020
welsh-hills.org
Denison University
YouthBuild Columbus
Community School
Granville Child Care
Center (Kids’ Space, Inc.)
SENIOR SERVICES
Granville Fellowship, Inc.
1-800-DENISON
denison.edu
(740) 587-3076
kids-spaceinc.com
Granville Christian
Academy
(740) 587-4423
granvilleca.org
(614) 291-0805
youthbuildcolumbus.info
(740) 587-1333
granvillefellowship.org
Kendal at Granville
(740) 321-0400
kag.kendal.org
TRAVEL & TOURISM
Above & Beyond
Travel, Inc
(740) 323-6208
aboveandbeyondtravel.us
Granville Carriage
Company LLC
(740) 587-0980
granvillecarriage.com
Greater Licking
County C&VB
(740) 345-8224
lccvb.com
VEHICLE SALES &
REPAIR
Abe’s Body Shop
(740) 587-3389
abesbodyshop.net
John Hinderer Honda
(740) 522-1106
hindererhonda.com
Fall Season Events
“Homegrown, hometown fun. The Bluesfest runs on goodwill,
from the core of volunteers who plan it, to the small army who
don the staff shirts for one exhausting day, to the generous
donors who make it possible to put on this event at no charge
to attendees.”
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Fall Events
Hot Licks Bluesfest
Downtown Granville
September 7
Experience Granville
Bryn Du Mansion
September 15, 1-5 pm
Tom Carroll, co-founder of the Hot Licks Bluesfest
With a backdrop of bright yellow and orange trees that rival any autumn color in the
northeast, the Hot Licks Bluesfest ushers in Granville’s fall season in a spectacular way
on September 7, 2013.
It started small − just a couple of friends talking about ways to draw people to downtown
Granville, to showcase the community and its businesses. Maybe a musical event? How
about a free music festival? What kind? Hmmm… how about the blues?
In September 2000, this simple idea, executed by a small, dedicated group of music lovers,
gave birth to the optimistically titled First Annual Hot Licks Bluesfest. Thirteen years later,
the group is still tiny, but the festival has grown into a nationally recognized event that’s a
destination for fans and artists alike. What’s the secret of its success?
continued on page 18
Community
E-Waste Collection Day
Going Green Store
909 River Road
September 21, 10 am - 4 pm
Bryn Du Art Show
Bryn Du Mansion
October 1 – 10
Heart of Ohio Quilt Show
Bryn Du Fieldhouse
October 4
Antiques Fair
Robbins Hunter Museum
October 5, 9 am – 4 pm
Big Red Weekend
Denison University
October 4-6
Pilgrim Lutheran Guild
Annual Bazaar
309 West Broadway
October 11 – 12
10 am – 4:30 pm
Re-enactment of
Granville’s 1836
Anti-Slavery Convention
Bryn Du Grounds
October 19 – 20
First Presbyterian
Holiday Fair
First Presbyterian Church
November 9
9 am – 2 pm
Beggar’s Night
October 31
5:30 – 7 pm
Rendville Art Show
Bryn Du Mansion
November 15-17
The free Hot Licks Bluesfest features an impressive roster of
legendary blues musicians throughout the day-long festival.
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Fall Events, continued
Great music. Wonderful setting. Free, friendly, fun. It’s
a party that the entire community embraces, one that’s
grown into a tradition that draws family and friends
together from across the country, even internationally.
Start with the music. Aficionados will gasp at the names of
blues legends past and present who have performed: Carey
Bell, James Cotton, Sam Lay, Magic Slim and the Teardrops,
Robert Junior Lockwood, Willie Pooch, Hubert Sumlin,
Tracy Nelson, Wallace Coleman, Gene Walker, Sean Carney,
Tab Benoit. Local and regional favorites are featured, too:
Scott Ainslie, Joanna Connor, Rev. Raven and the ChainSmokin’ Altarboys, Ellie Lee and Blues Fury, Teeny Tucker,
Shaun Booker. But you don’t have to be a blues expert to
be moved by the music. Older couples swing to the beat,
tiny toddlers twirl, and everyone in between delights in
great, live music – free!
Wonderful setting. Close off Broadway between Main and
Prospect streets for the day, put a stage at one end and
Tour a Greek Revival Masterpiece!
Robbins Hunter Museum
Avery-Downer House
The historic Robbins Hunter Museum is open for free guided tours,
Wednesday through Saturday, 1-4 pm, April to December.
221 East Broadway
740-587-0430
Open Wed-Sat, 1-4 pm
Admission Is Free
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the beverage tent at the other, and watch the street fill with
people! Camp chairs appear hours before the music starts.
By midafternoon, the street is full, with fans overflowing
onto the sidewalks and the steps of the post office and
library.
The college event has generated other town activities that
occur on the same weekend. The Antiques Fair on October
5 is one of the oldest fall season events in Granville. Held on
the grounds of the Robbins Hunter Museum, it is a favorite
Granville event and one that brings antique hounds to town.
continued on page 21
Curious? Come to downtown
Granville on Saturday,
September 7, and join a
multitude of good friends
for some great music!
Experience Granville is a
community fair at the Bryn
Du Mansion on September
15 that features tours of
the mansion, family-fun
activities, food and items
from Granville businesses.
Every fall, parents and
alums visit Granville for
Denison University’s Big
Red Weekend, this year on
October 4 to 6.
Experience Granville is a celebration of the local area featuring family activities, food and fun at the Bryn Du Mansion.
“IT’S SHOWTIME!”
Christina Barth & Ohio’s Youth
Entertainers Stage Show
Ages 7-19
Singing, Dancing
Skits, Comedy, Props, Costumes,
Audience Participation and Fun!!!
Celebrating 17 Years
Vaudeville Theatrical Varieties • Let Us Entertain You!
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Fall Events, continued
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Granville’s 52-acre Bryn Du Mansion estate is the perfect
location for two distinctive art shows that take place every
fall. The Bryn Du Art Show, this year from October 1 to
10, is a juried show with all of the exhibited art available
for sale. Over 100 artists vie to be one of the 50 artists
selected to exhibit and sell their work. The Rendville Art
Show, held at the Bryn Du Mansion on November 15 to 17,
is the annual Holiday Show presented by the Rendville Art
Works Studio and Gallery from Rendville, Ohio.
The annual Bryn Du Art Show features exhibited art available for sale.
Lake Hudson is one of many beautiful fall settings to be seen in Granville.
36 North Park Place
Newark, Ohio 43055
740.345.LIVE(5483)
midlandtheatre.org
@MidlandTheatre
facebook.com/TheMidlandTheatre
Day Passes Available
Sunday - Thursday (Excludes Holidays)
Good Sam Top 100 Park
in North America
2340 Cry Creek Road NE
Granville, OH 43023
Phone: (740) 366-4385
lazyriveratgranville.com
• Gem Mine
• Cabins
• Challenge Course
• Camper Sites
• Zipline
• Tent Sites
• Heated Pool
• Activities
• Waterpark
• Entertainment
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Winter Season Events
“The first Christmas Candlelight Walking Tour on December 7, 1985, was the
inspiration of long-time Granville resident, Marilyn Anderson, and brought 300
visitors. The popular event has grown to where it now brings way over 10 times
the original number of visitors to town.”
Gloria Hoover, Candlelight Walking Tour publicist, 1985-1986
The first holiday and winter event of the year is Granville’s
Thanksgiving Farmers Market, held on the Saturday
before Thanksgiving so that central Ohioans can make their
Thanksgiving feast extra special with delectable foods fresh
from the farm. Before preparing the feast, many local residents
participate in a Thanksgiving morning tradition, the Turkey Trot.
Event Chair Bruce Westall, owner of the Porch House Bed and
Breakfast, who has coordinated the event since its beginning,
humbly states that he only acted upon the suggestion of his
friend, Granville resident Ginny Sharkey, to start the event in
Granville. The event, a fundraiser for the Licking County Food
Bank, has grown from 400 participants since its inception seven
years ago to over 2000 Turkey Trotters, with participants ranging
from children pushed in strollers to senior citizens. Last year’s
contribution to the Food Bank was $26,000.
Winter Events
Winter Farmers Market
November to February
9:30 – Noon,
Granville Elementary
The Christmas Candlelight Walking Tour is the gem of Granville events. It has
become the official beginning of the Yule season, attracting travelers throughout Ohio
as well as other states, to the festively decorated village. Once visitors experience the
event, they return year after year to experience this holiday tradition that takes place
on the first Saturday of December.
Thanksgiving Market
November 23
9:30 – Noon,
Main St. at Broadway
Turkey Trot
Downtown Granville
November 28
Christmas Candlelight
Walking Tour
December 7
Noon – 9 pm
Christmas Bazaar
at St. Edward’s
St. Edward’s Church
December 7
9 am – 3 pm
Traditional holiday luminaries line the downtown sidewalks for the Christmas Candlelight Walking Tour.
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The Buxton Inn is an inviting holiday destination during the festive season.
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Winter Events, continued
The event began when Marilyn Anderson was inspired to
celebrate Granville’s religious historical foundation of the
early settlers. She asked the leadership of the churches
on the four corners of Main and Broadway to offer music
or pageants, and the Granville museum director to show
exhibits depicting early pioneer life. Anderson produced
the event in the following year and added the Granville
Elementary School and the home of Denison’s President,
Robert Good, and his wife, Nancy, to the tour. The Goods
served cookies, a custom that has continued throughout
the event’s 27-year history.
Chapel Walk on the campus of Denison University is picture perfect in any season.
Stop by. Have a cup.
Stay a while. Be refreshed.
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Saturday
6pm
Ultra-Contemporary
Sunday
9am
Acoustic
Sunday
11am
Contemporary
1820 Newark-Granville Road, Granville
www.springhillschurch.org
1820 Newark-Granville Rd. l Granville l ww.springhillschurch.org
In 1987, Anderson decided the growing event should involve
the local merchants and asked Ruth Owen, Director of the
Granville Business and Professional Association — the
forerunner of the Granville Area Chamber of Commerce — to
take the reins of the event. Owen obliged and the rest, as
they say, is history.
For the past five years, Chamber member Lisa Williams
Englefield, whose family owns Elm’s Pizza Parlor, has
orchestrated the event. Anderson and her husband retired
to Florida, but her legacy remains. Granville resident,
Gloria Hoover, who worked with Anderson on the first tour,
reflects, “I think about Marilyn every
first Saturday in December when I walk
the tour — bumper to bumper — with
visitors local and from miles away.”
As the excitement of holiday festivities
fade, one event holds strong. The highly
popular Granville Farmers Market is
one of a select few in Ohio to continue
through February as a Winter Farmers
Market, where basically everything
except summer produce can be found on
Saturday mornings from 9:30 a.m. to
Noon at Granville Elementary School.
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Winter snows enhance the winter wonderland charm of Granville.
Granville at a Glance
Population High School Graduates
13,231 97.1%
Median Age Median Household Income
37.0 $86,653
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The historic Bryn Du Mansion is the setting for many Granville events. The Great Granville Picnic is a bi-annual event.
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