Pataskala City Hall is located at 621 West Broad Street, Pataskala OH 43062. Phone: 740‑964‑2416.
Neighborhoods
Amhurst Village
Barrington Ridge
Beechwood Trails
Beesons
Borders Place
Bright Waters
Broadview Crossing
Brooksedge
Cameron Chase
Carrington RIdge
Chapel View
Cole Estates
Cumberland Chase
Cumberland Crossing
Cumberland Trails
Erickson Farms
Estates at Havens Corners
Falling Leaf
Forest Farms
Glenbrooke
Happy Homes
Harrison Meadows
Harrison Trace
Harvest Ridge
Hazelwood
Hidden Hills
Highland Acres
Highland Estates
Highland Hills
Hinkle Estates
Jardin Manor
Jefferson Meadows
Jefferson Ridge
Kylemore
Legacy Estates
Longwood Crossing
Oak Haven
Orchard Glen
Overbrook Estates
Pataskala Village
Peppertree
Preserve at Lexington Woods
Ravines at Hazelwood
Roland Estates
Royal Acres
Scotland Ridge
Sugar Mill
Summit Ridge Estates
Taylor Estates
Taylor Glen
The Oaks
Villages at Cumberland Trail
Villages at Taylor Glen
Villas at Foor Farms
Villas at Hazelwood
Watkins Grove
Willow Brook
Woods at Jefferson
Woods at Taylor Estates
Woodside Acres
York Gate Estates
York Homestead
Yorkshire Village
Zellers Acres
Pataskala is a small Licking County community located in Lima Township approximately
eighteen miles east of Columbus. It serves as a commercial and residential community for
the surrounding farming region and contains a number of notable buildings, including
churches, banks, some elaborate houses, and a school.
The town's historic character dates from the period beginning just before the
Civil War and stretching to the Great Depression. Pataskala was platted in 1851 by Richard Conine, shortly before the Central Ohio Railroad (later to become the Baltimore and Ohio)
arrived to provide the settlement with a link to the outside. In the next seventy-five
years the town experienced a slow but steady growth, reaching nearly seven hundred
inhabitants by 1900. Since the Second World War, it has undergone growth related to
the spread of suburban Columbus.
Nancy Recchie, Assistant Regional Preservation Officer, Pataskala Multiple Resource Area, Licking County, OH, nomination document, 1980, National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places, Washington, D.C.