From the quaint shops to the historic buildings and monuments that line the streets, Hudson, Ohio is a destination where history truly comes alive. Founded in 1805 by two brothers from New Hampshire, it was originally known as the Village of Stow Hills before being renamed for their hometown of Hudson.
Today, visitors are drawn to explore all that this charming little town has to offer. Take a stroll downtown and marvel at century-old architecture or take part in one of many events hosted throughout the year such as parades and festivals celebrating local culture and heritage.
History buffs will want to make sure they visit some of the area’s most iconic sites like The Octagon House Museum – an eight-sided building built in 1848 – and Fort Laurens – an American Revolutionary War memorial site located near Bolivar.