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Clermont County Historic Sites Mark Early American Roots
Clermont County holds numerous historic spots from Hageman mills built in 1820 to the Gatch Home circa 1800 and the Old Xenia Trail Marker tied to the 1807 state road. The county’s past includes Battle era camps, Tecumseh and Morgan army events, and early settlements at Amelia, Batavia, and Bethel with notable figures like John Pattison and Ulysses S. Grant connected to local sites.
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Coloe
United States
Clermont
Hamilton
Warren
Railroad Ave
Hageman’s Mills
John Hageman
Cg&e
Hageman
Gatch
Millcroft Inn
Jobe
Ruger
Clermont Coun
Owensville
John M. Pattison
Seeee
Jackson Pike
Xenia
Edenton
Ohio
Bullskin Creek
Ohio River
Daniel Boone
Anthony Wayne
On Park Road
133
Camp's Corner
Grassy Run
Little Miami
Tecumseh
Simon Kenton
Cornelius Washburn
William Lytle
James Kain
Lytle
Harmony Hill
Willow Street
John Morgan
Morgan
Ezekiel Dimmit
Batavia
Amelia
United Methodist Church
Armilda
David Jernegan
Austin Butler
SR 125
Bantam
Pinkham
Andrew Pinkham
New Orleans