Things To Do in Canton, Ohio

Tribute to the greats of the pro football world that features two large galleries showcasing the honorees of the Hall.

First Ladies Library

The house once shared by President and Mrs. McKinley has been restored and is now the home of a library dedicated to the history of America's first ladies.

Ben Sutton Golf School

At the Ben Sutton Golf school you are introduced to the basics of golfing and once you think you got a hand on it you can relax and practice your skills on the golf course.

McKinley Museum and National Memorial

Hill-top tombstones of president McKinley, his wife and two children.

Hoover Historical Center

Leave household chores behind and visit this one-of-a-kind museum celebrating over 90 years of Hoover vacuums.

Canton Classic Car Museum

Ohio's museum filled with cars from 1904-1981, and lots of memorabilia.

One aspect of The Wilderness Center continues to amaze many people. The Wilderness Center is not a part of the government. It is not supported by taxes. The Wilderness Center is privately supported by the contributions of its members, special fund-raising events, and ongoing services like the Tree of Life program.

Harry London Candies

Harry London learned over time and through the eloquent teachings of his father the true art of making fine confections. He found that in a world where more always seemed to be the norm in creating anything of wonder, the art of chocolate-making broke all traditional rules. He learned that quality was more important than quantity.

Spring Hill Historic Home

Spring Hill Historic Home is an 1820's rural home complete with furnishings collected over the decades by Quakers Thomas and Charity Rotch, who built the house, and by three generations of the Wales family who later lived there. The home was a station on the Underground Railroad.

Zoar Tavern and Inn

The Zoar Tavern & Inn. Historic Zoar Restaurant, Tavern, Inn and Giftshop.