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National Register listings in Ashland County, Ohio

20 listings 5 districts 16 with nomination summaries Updated October 2026
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Most notable listings

Anderson Schoolhouse Ashland · Building · listed 1977 Ashland County Courthouse Ashland · Building · listed 1979 Center Street Historic District Ashland · District · listed 1976 City Hall and Opera House Loudonville · Building · listed 1997 Crittenden Farm Savannah · District · listed 1982 Vermilion Institute Hayesville · Building · listed 1978 Black, Philip J., House Loudonville · Building · listed 1980 Bull, T.J. and Sarah, House Loudonville · Building · listed 2007 Crumrine, John, Farm Nova · Building · listed 1990 Garst, John, House Loudonville · Building · listed 1982

Historic districts (5)

All listings

Places: Ashland (9) · Loudonville (4) · Hayesville (3) · Nova (2) · Savannah (1) · Jeromesville (1)

NamePlaceTypeListed
Anderson Schoolhouse Ashland Building 1977
Arthur Street School Ashland Building 2021
Ashland County Children's Home Ashland District 2019
Ashland County Courthouse Ashland Building 1979
Black, Philip J., House Loudonville Building 1980
Bull, T.J. and Sarah, House Loudonville Building 2007
Center Street Historic District Ashland District 1976
Center Street Historic District (Boundary Increase) Ashland District 1993
City Hall and Opera House Loudonville Building 1997
Crittenden Farm Savannah District 1982
Crumrine, John, Farm Nova Building 1990
Crumrine, Michael, Farm Nova Building 1990
Downtown Ashland Historic District Ashland District 2013
Garst, John, House Loudonville Building 1982
Hayesville Opera House Hayesville Building 1976
Kelley, William, Hardware Store-Hayesville Odd Fellows Hall Hayesville Building 2017
Lakefork School Jeromesville Building 1982
Myers Block-Home Company Building Ashland Building 1997
Sprott's Hill Mounds Site Ashland Site 1976
Vermilion Institute Hayesville Building 1978

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