Barberton: I-76 at SR-619 - Wooster Rd, 6005
Barberton straddles Wolf Creek in northeastern Ohio, and the waterway helped shape its emergence as an industrial city. Founded in 1891 by industrialist Ohio Columbus Barber, it was laid out as a planned manufacturing community and quickly acquired the nickname “Magic City.” Lake Anna remains at the center of town, while the surrounding area combines established residential streets, commercial corridors and former industrial land. Just north of the city, Interstate 76 meets State Route 619, or Wooster Road, linking the Barberton area with Akron and Canton. Barberton’s identity still reflects the factories that built it, alongside parks and neighborhoods woven into the Summit County landscape.
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Among the cities of Ohio, Barberton stands out for its “Magic City” identity, a name tied to the swift industrial growth that followed O. C. Barber’s founding of the town in 1891. In Summit County, just south of Akron, its early economy was shaped by Barber’s match-making enterprise and other factories. Lake Anna, a reservoir on Wolf Creek, forms a recognizable center for the city’s parkland and community events. Barberton is also known for its distinct fried-chicken tradition, developed by Serbian immigrants; Belgrade Gardens has served its version since 1933. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Barberton and Summit County.
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