Located just off of Rt. 77 on John Brown Road in the small Village of New Richmond, lies the…read moreHistoric John Brown Tannery Site and Museum. The museum is currently closed for renovations, but the tannery is open for public viewing. John Brown, the famous abolitionist, used to live and work here in this village from 1825-1835. The existing remains of his tannery are now nothing more than a one story stone foundation that you are free to walk around and explore. Several educational tablets are located on the grounds showing you photos of John Brown, the tannery itself, and provide some historic context about this interesting man. Worth stopping to see if you are in the area.

Little historical site really close to home. Beautiful stone architecture. Gives you a small…read morepicture of what it was like in such a revolutionary man.

We visited the Gibson House, AKA Mark Twain Manor, because of an Experience Kit that we checked out…read morefrom the local library. The experience kit included two admissions, but did not include the lunch. The tour was very nice. First we watched a seven minute video narrated by a Samuel Clemons Reenactor. The video talked a little bit of the life of Samuel Clemons, and how he came to visit this house (that's also why it is known as Mark Twain Manor). We then toured the house and learned about its connection to the Underground Railroad. We were even shown a hidden, secret room, where fugitive slaves could stay. The house is decorated and furnished very nicely, and has many interesting architectural features. We also got to see the inside of the Carriage House which is behind the main house. After the tour, the paid guests were served lunch, but as I mentioned, the experience kits did not come with lunch included. Overall, I thought the tour was interesting, and our tour guide was very pleasant. The only thing missing, was that both on the website, and when we called to make our reservations we were told that there was supposed to be a live Samuel Clemens Reenactor, but there was not one when we visited. If you are a fan of history, check out the Gibson House . . . Cheers!

Incredibly cool museum inside this restored trolley station. I attended an open house here a year…read moreor so ago, and it was incredible. There are lots of interesting things to see in here if you like history ... Cheers!

This great little thing to stop in and chill. It's the old school history of Spa. It shows how the…read moreraise and fall of small town USA.

I'm updating my review since I left one 7 years ago... I still love this place! They are growing…read moreand it's clear to see why. Great customer service, a beautiful property, and unique and delicious wines are just a few reasons. I would highly recommend if you're in the area, be sure to stop. They're are several wineries in the local area. We've been to all of them. Qe always have the best overall experience at this one. We usually take home a case since we live far away. They're family-friendly, have alcohol and non-alcohol desserts, as well as other plates, they now make beer too, and evenhave a golf driving range. We'll continue to make this a regular stop when in the area.

Nice selection of dry and sweet wines. All greenhouse, grown products. They also have a…read more Beer selection. Daily specials, appetizers & sandwiches. cozy atmosphere with the owners on the premises, Can't wait to go back with warmer weather and enjoy the golf range and sit on the wraparound porch!

What a lovely find on our family weekend in Conneaut Lake. We were staying just a couple blocks…read moreaway and couldn't help but try this place out. Cork & Pork is part restaurant and part art gallery, with an extensive collection of nature-themed framed pieces made by the owner and his family. The menu is short but sweet, with a few BBQ themed hits, all of which were large and delicious. I had the pulled pork mac and cheese, which had a hefty portion of both. My wife had the pulled chicken sandwich with mac and cheese and cole slaw sides and gave everything high marks. My two kids tried (and liked) a bit of everything, including the baked beans side and corn bread. The restaurant had a brand new screw-on high-chair that worked great for my 1-yr old (though he did manage to get lots of BBQ sauce on the arm). Overall a great local spot! We'll be back.

I didn't actually go to the restaurant I ordered their barbecued pulled pork nacho's and they were…read moreabsolutely delicious and they give huge portions I actually made 2 meals out of those nachos Their homemade barbecue sauce is one of the best homemade sauces in my area I will definitely order from Cork n Pork again Sorry I don't have a picture of the nachos to post It was so good I didn't take the time to take a picture to post lol but I'll post pictures the next time I order from there

Hartford Hills has been on our to do list ever since moving to Ohio. We're not big drinkers,…read moreespecially wine, and based on other winery visits in the past, we didn't feel terribly motivated. What a surprise! The barn is an amazing charming atmosphere and the food, albeit lightweight, tastes amazing. It's also very keen of them to offer a healthy craft beer selection as an alternative. Everything is order at the bar. Take drinks with you, and place a number placard on your table for food delivery. You can keep open a tab as they physically hold your card, or pay as you go. We went right at opening (4pm) on a Saturday in August. There were storms on the horizon so all the table reservations were held inside. We were still able to get a nice table as walk ins. Actually it was a perfect table near the stage. Too bad we were way too early for the live music. There were a couple of large groups celebrating birthdays in the back room by the fireplace.

We love Hartford Hill winery. It's housed in two adjoining barn buildings in a nice rural setting…read more They offer a nice selection of wines and beers, and pizza. (I enjoy their red wines.) Often there is musical entertainment to enhance your experience. Fun place!

Beer flight I had was very good. Brisket sandwich for lunch was excellent! Nice to see a place…read morelike this in Jamestown now. Plus they have music!

Go there every weekend I am here. It is one of the best places in Pymatuning. The food and service…read moreare top notch and you could not ask for a better place to hang out, have a few drinks and listen to some music. If you want some wine just walk next door to the Gatehouse Winery. If you want a cool hand made hat talk to Bruce and Torpedo Bay Hats!

My wife & I have visited Troyer Antiques twice & a year apart. The location is a huge former potato…read morestorage barn so lacks the amenities you may expect in a conventional commercial building. The selection is extensive & fairly well organized with a good balance between large & small items. I've not had an issue reading the price tags though my vision is not the best. The prices marked are high though the proprietor was willing to negotiate fairly. He even made the effort to retrieve & offer us an item which had not yet been inventoried because it was associated with our other purchases. For the collector looking for the out-of-the-ordinary, I feel it's definitely worth a stop. ______ Hey, fellow Yelpers! If you have read to this point, help keep me motivated by taking a moment to rate this review. Thank you!

Can't wait to get back here. 11/2017 next time. Place is amazing. Must see . Antiques are amazing…read morecollection.