Roscoe

Tucked along the Walhonding River in east-central Ohio, Roscoe is a place whose character is shaped by the former Ohio and Erie Canal corridor. Its historic core is preserved as Roscoe Village, where nineteenth-century brick and frame buildings recall the period when canal traffic and river trade supported local businesses. Completed in 1832, the Ohio and Erie Canal connected Portsmouth on the Ohio River with Cleveland on Lake Erie, and Roscoe developed as one of its stops. The Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum adds a cultural dimension with collections that include Native American objects and Asian art. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Roscoe and the Muskingum Valley.

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