Bender's Tavern
$50+A downtown Canton tavern serving seafood and steaks since 1902, in a building designed by architect Guy Tilden.

First Ladies National Historic Site is a museum in Canton, OH, part of the Ohio Amish Country guide. Cost: free. Open seasonally.
205 Market Ave S · Canton, OH
This National Park Service site in downtown Canton tells the story of America's First Ladies. The visitor center, in the 1895 City National Bank building, has rotating exhibits, a small replica of the first White House Library, a theater and a children's area. A short walk south on Market Avenue, guided tours take you through the Saxton House, built in 1841, where Ida Saxton McKinley grew up.
The closest stops to First Ladies National Historic Site, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A downtown Canton tavern serving seafood and steaks since 1902, in a building designed by architect Guy Tilden.
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An eight-story downtown Canton hotel with an indoor pool and the 330 Bar & Grill, near the National First Ladies' Library.
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See more than 40 rare and unusual classic cars plus memorabilia inside a 1914 Ford dealership in downtown Canton.
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A 1926 atmospheric movie palace in downtown Canton showing classic films, concerts and live shows with a Kilgen organ.
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Downtown Canton's art museum, known for American watercolors and rotating contemporary exhibitions.
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Explore President William McKinley's life, a science center, a planetarium and a recreated street of shops beside his memorial.
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