
CIRCLEVILLE, OH — History lovers and curious locals alike are invited to explore the rich stories woven into the streets of downtown Circleville during the upcoming Circleville History Walk, taking place Saturday, May 24, from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Hosted by the Pickaway County Visitors Bureau, the guided walking tour offers a unique chance to experience the city’s architectural treasures, historic landmarks, and colorful past—all while supporting two key organizations: the Pickaway County Historical Society and the Explore Pickaway Foundation. Proceeds from ticket sales will directly benefit preservation and storytelling efforts across the county.
“This walk is a chance to see familiar streets with fresh eyes,” said Jane Shaw, past president of the Pickaway County Historical Society and one of the event’s guides. “From our iconic four corners to hidden architectural gems, every block has a tale to tell. I’m thrilled to guide guests through the places—and the people—that shaped Circleville.”
Event Highlights Include:
A guided stroll through the historic Court and Main Street intersection and surrounding landmarks
Complimentary coffee from Scioto Valley Coffee and signature pumpkin doughnuts from Lindsey’s Bakery
Exclusive interior access to select historic buildings
An optional self-guided tour of the Clarke-May Museum
A souvenir insulated tote, water bottle, and additional surprises for all attendees
Tickets & Registration:
Tickets are $25 per person and include refreshments, tour materials, and a donation toward local preservation initiatives
Tickets can be purchased online at Pickaway.com or via the QR code displayed on event posters around town
Attendance is limited, and early registration is strongly encouraged
More Information:
Visit Pickaway.com, call 740-474-3636, or stop by the Pickaway County Visitors Bureau at 325 W. Main St., Circleville for full event details. The event is generously supported by Coughlin Circleville, The Savings Bank, and OhioHealth, with additional contributions from local downtown businesses.