Orton Geological Museum
No admission feeA free university museum on the Ohio State campus showing fossils, minerals, and geology collections.

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See the Horseshoe, Ohio State's 1922 football stadium, with its Pantheon-style rotunda and stained glass murals.
411 Woody Hayes Dr · Columbus, OH
Ohio Stadium, known as the Horseshoe or the Shoe, has been the home of Ohio State football since 1922 and seats 102,780. The rotunda at the north end was designed to look like the dome of the Pantheon in Rome and holds stained glass murals of football squads. The stadium sits beside the Olentangy River and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1974. Ohio State runs guided stadium tours on non-game days, with a longer VIP version that adds the home locker room.
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