Muskingum County, OH, Zanesville City, County Seat

The county was created in 1804. Zanesville, the county seat, became the State Capital due to some political maneuverings in 1810. After 2 years, the Capital was returned to Chillicothe (Ross County) and in 1816 moved permanently to Columbus (Franklin County).

"S" Bridge II
Adams, George W., House
Adena Court Apartments
Alameda Apartments
Baughman Memorial Park
Black-Elliott Block
Blocksom-Rolls House
Brendel, Charles, House
Brighton-Drydon Historic District
Buckingham-Petty House
Christman, Nicholas, House
Crescent Hill
Denison, William, House
Dresden Suspension Bridge
Emery, Abram, House
Factory Site
Fairmont Avenue Historic District
Five Mile House
Galigher, James, House
Gorsuch, Ernest J., House
Hardesty, Ralph, Stone House
Harper, William Rainey, Log House
Harper-Cosgrave Block
Harris, William B., House
Headley Inn., Smith House And Farm
Hunter, James, Stone House
Johnston-Crossland House
Kearns, George and Edward, Houses
Lash, William D., House
Locust Site (33MU160)
McClelland, Harry S., House
McCully Log House
McIntire Terrace Historic District
Mound House
Mount Zion Presbyterian Church
Muskingum College Campus Historic District
Nashport Mound
Paul Hall, Muskingum College
Peairs Homestead
Philo II Archeological District
Prospect Place
Putnam Historic District
Ransbottom, C. W., House
Ransbottom, Edward, House
Ransbottom, Frank M., House
Ransbottom, Mort, House
Rider, Adam, House
Salt Creek Covered Bridge
Seborn, Frederick Augustus, House
Smith, William R., House
St. Mathews Protestant Episcopal Church
Stormont, David, House
Tannehill, Capt. James Boggs, House
Tanner, William C., House
Tavener-Sears Tavern
West Union School
West View

Muskingum County, Ohio

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