New Philadelphia

New Philadelphia sits along the Tuscarawas River in eastern Ohio, where the Tuscarawas Valley crosses the rolling uplands of the Allegheny Plateau. Founded in 1804 and named for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the city is the seat of Tuscarawas County. A traditional courthouse square anchors downtown, while the former Ohio and Erie Canal route recalls the valley’s role in nineteenth-century transport. Nearby Schoenbrunn Village interprets the site of a Moravian mission founded in 1772 by David Zeisberger. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of New Philadelphia and the Tuscarawas Valley.

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