It remains a true reminder of times past. Once the Young family residence, the Hiram Inn stands as an inviting representation of times past. It's twelve guest rooms represent early 1800's Federal Period combined with the modern conveniences of today. The Historic Johnson Home Built in 1829, the home remains much as it was then. Mormons believe that remarkable things happened in 1831 and 1832 during Smith's time there.
Admission is free.
The James A. Garfield Historical Society was established to promote knowledge and inspire interest and pride in the early history and settlement of the communities. Top Sugarbush Golf Course A challenging 18 hole championship public golf course awaits you. With a Par of 72-6600 yards, Sugarbush is a rolling course of mature maple trees, elevated tees, and greens with many beautiful views. Planted in 1888, approximately 200 maples garnish the 17th fairway. It is noted as one of Northern Ohio's top public golf courses.