chesterhill

Rolling hills dotted with Amish communities

Amish farms are nestled amongst the scenery on your drive into the village and invite you to slow down and enjoy the sights. 
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The Quakers settled Chesterhill in 1843 and made it a sanctuary for the formerly enslaved traveling towards freedom on the Underground Railroad. The Multi-Cultural Genealogical Center was set up as a constant reminder of Chesterhill's rich history.

The annual Fireman's Festival is a celebration of community with a parade, food and games. It happens every second Saturday in July.
 
The Chesterhill Produce Auction can be found just outside of the village limits. Hundreds of growers utilize the auction as a place to sell their locally grown produce, locally raised livestock, and locally made wood products at wholesale to other businesses in the region. 

​Grab a bite to eat at the Triple Nickel Diner. It's farm-to-table menu offers comfort food favorites with a twist. 

things to do

Chesterhill Produce Auction
​​​​Produce auctions are every Monday and Thursday at 4pm. In addition, every second Saturday of the month we host a Saturday at the CPA auction featuring livestock and specialty wood products.While visiting the auction, check out the Country Store for handcrafted products like candles, soap, purses, quilts, and rugs, as well as delicious baked goods. The Country Cooking Cart is open during each auction with hot food and beverages.
Multicultural Genealogical Center - Underground Railroad Immersive Exhibit
 You and your teammates will seek clues that “Freedom Seekers” used. The compass said to head North and look for symbols to a safe place or a Conductor’s home. Come discover the journey to freedom that Chesterhill is part of.
 Compass to Freedom: $10 per person, Currently Cash Only
 To schedule, contact:
kstevenswalker@yahoo.com  or rhondat42@gmail.com
Union Hall Theater
Founded by the Quakers and built in 1908. Located in Chesterhill on the second floor of the Kate Love Simpson Library. Then and now, this theater provides the village a venue for speakers, musicians, artists, and dramatic entertainers. For more information, and schedule of events- 740-554-6994

lodging

Milk House Cottage & Gardens
Cozy elegance in a modern refurbished Milk House Cottage surrounded by gardens with an attached private patio and convenient self check-in keypad. Located within a historic Quaker & Old World Amish area. Our country oasis has cascading valley and big skies views, amid embracing seasonal gardens. Close to southeast Ohio's recreation, hiking, dining, history, and loads of serenity. The Milk House Cottage is a great venue to just unwind. A favorite venue for a friends getaway or special occasion.
Remington Run Cabin
Remington Run Cabin, located in Morgan County Ohio is a beautiful little cabin that sleeps 4. It has a bedroom (full bed), living room, kitchen and bathroom on the first floor. There is also a loft with a queen bed. Plenty of hunting and fishing opportunities, as there are thousands of acres of public land available. Jesse Owens State Park, Burr Oak State Park, Wolf Creek Wildlife Area, and The Mukiingum River Parkway State Park are all located in Morgan County. A great getaway.
Antler Ridge Cabin
Tucked in a secluded cove, The Cabin has privacy with a view that few others can surpass. Antler Ridge Cabin offers luxury accommodations in a peaceful setting. It is located on State Route 377 in the hilly region of Morgan County, Ohio. Make it your place of refuge from the stresses of everyday living.

eat & Drink

Triple Nickel Diner
Locally owned and locally sourced full-service restaurant. Simple, affordable, memorable.

shopping

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