Knox County
History of Knox County, Ohio
Geologists describe Knox County, Ohio as a Glaciated Allegheny Plateau with rolling hills and valleys. The terrain fosters Ohio’s rich agriculture history and serves as home to a growing Amish community. Formed in 1808, residents named the county for one of America’s Revolutionary War heroes, Henry Knox.
Landmarks of Knox County, Ohio
- Mount Vernon – County seat of Knox County Ohio and Ariel-Foundation Park
- Brinkhaven Ohio – Eastern edge of Knox County serves as home to 114 residents and the Mohican River Valley
- Mohican Valley Trail – Another rails-to-trails success, converting a Pennsylvania Railroad bed over to a premier Ohio bike trail network.
- Millwood Ohio – a quaint Ohio town that serves as home to Honey Run Park
- Gambier Ohio – Home to Kenyon College and Schnormeier Gardens
Fine Art Photography of Knox County Ohio
Fine art photography of Knox County's diverse landscapes, vibrant towns, and historical landmarks present a treasure trove of art prints celebrating this peaceful place in Ohio. The rolling hills, picturesque farms, and captivating architecture are always a pleasure to explore with my camera. For me, I love capturing its nostalgic places like its covered bridges, gardens, and gentle waterfalls, particularly when autumn colors fill its valley.
