UNITED METHODIST HISTORIC SITES & HERITAGE LANDMARKS IN OHIO

"Historic sites are established by the vote of an Annual, Central, or Jurisdictional Conference in session. The numbers below indicate the order of registration with the General Commission on Archives and History. The Commission issues a numbered plaque for installation at the specific site... Those places listed without a number are Heritage Landmarks that were so designated before the inauguration of the Historic Site program." - Register of United Methodist Historic Sites

"The Book of Discipline defines a Heritage Landmark as 'a building, location, or structure specifically related to significant events, developments, or personalities in the overall history of The United Methodist Church or its antecedents.' The Heritage Landmarks of United Methodism remind us of those people and events that have shaped our history. They are tangible reminders of our heritage and their preservation helps keep our denominational legacy alive." -- Heritage Landmarks: A Traveler's Guide to the Most Sacred Places in The United Methodist Church

Wyandott Indian Mission, Upper Sandusky, OH (HERITAGE LANDMARK)

6 Etam UM Church, near Chillicothe, OH

155 St Paul's UM Church, Tiffin, OH

163 Hopewell UM Church, Jefferson County, OH

167 Hanby House, Westerville, OH (HERITAGE LANDMARK)

201 Bishop Seybert Memorial Cottage, Vermilion, OH

202 Bishop Seybert Gravesite, Bellevue, OH

217 Lancaster Methodist Campground, Lancaster, OH

240 Armstrong Chapel, Cincinnati, OH

245 Greensburg Sites, Greensburg, OH

260 John Seybert/Flat Rock Cluster, Flat Rock, OH (HERITAGE LANDMARK)

266 Milford UM Church, Milford, OH