The Best of Findlay

 Best Restaurants

 Museums

 Parks and Nature
 Preserves

 Best Shops

 Art Galleries

 Landmarks

 Memorials

 Events

 Other Interesting
 Sites

 Help for Planning
 Your Trip

 Other Places
 to Check Out

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   This is my favorite part of the website. The
   part where I can tell you about all of the best
   places to eat and to visit while you're here.
   Findlay is home to several locally owned
   businesses and institutions. Many of which
   have been around for dozens of years
   such as Wilsons which is a diner downtown
   rumored to be the restaurant that
   originated the idea for Wendys fast food
   chain and Dietsch Bros. Ice Cream which
   is everyone's favorite place for locally
   made ice cream and chocolates.

   There is also Riverside Park, home to an extensive
   list of summer activities for all ages and the site
   where Tell Taylor wrote and composed the song
   "Down by the Old Millstream".

   For antique enthusiasts, there is Jeffery's Antiques,
   which claims to be the world's largest antique store.

   There are lots of activities to enjoy in Findlay as well.
   From Boogie on Broadway and the Arts Festival to
   Cruise Night and the Gus Macker Tournament,
   not to mention the Hancock County Fair, and the
   annual Balloon Festival.

   Don't forget about the historical district including many
   historical monuments, art galleries and the
   Hancock Historical Museum.

The Hancock Historical Museum is the site
marked by this gear wheel. The museum complex at 422 West Sandusky Street in Findlay includes an Exhibit Center,
Special Exhibit Room, Archives, Cole Congressional Study Room, S&P Carlin Mercantile Gift Shop, Agriculture & Transportation Barn , and the
Crawford Log House.