Seneca County Attractions

Educational First Presbyterian Church 201 W. Fremont St., Fostoria 419-435-1884 fostoriapresbyterian.org By appointment View the historic stained glass at First Presbyterian Church in Fostoria.

Gillmor Ordnance Ltd. 911 Pleasant St., Old Fort 419-355-6977 cannonmaster.com Gillmor Ordnance creates a variety of unique cannons that have been featured in various movies and TV Shows. Call to tour the foundry where the magic is made. Backpacks are not permitted. Last tour departs one hour before closing. Group rates in advance. Visit Hollowrock Gift Shop after your visit!

Entertainment Thibodeau’s Seneca Lanes 1090 US 23, Fostoria 419-435-3990 senecalanesfostoria.com

Golf Courses Fostoria Country Club 747 Independence Ave., Fostoria 419-435-4248 fostoriacc.com Public. 18 hole; Course rating: 71.1; Par 72

Seneca Caverns 15248 E. TR 178, Bellevue 419-483-6711 senecacavernsohio.com Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day: Daily 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.; September through mid-October: Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Closed November through April. Preserved close to its original natural state, Seneca Caverns provides a fascinating guided one hour walking tour through this unique cavern leads you through seven rooms or levels. The largest room is 250 feet in length. 110 feet below the surface, visitors will view “Ole Mist’ry River,” the crystal clear flowing stream, which is part of the vast groundwater system which underlies the surrounding region. The cavern is electrically lighted and an expert guide conduct the one-hour tour. A light jacket and walking shoes are suggested. Tour is not wheelchair or stroller accessi- ble. Carrying children is not recommended.

Lakeland Golf Course 3770 CR 23, Fostoria 419-894-6440 lakelandgc.com Public. 18 hole; Par 70

Loudon Meadows Golf Club 11072 W. SR 18, Fostoria 419-435-8500 loudonmeadows.com Public. 18 hole; Course Rating: 68.1; Par 71

Meadowbrook Park Disc Golf Course 5430 W. Tiffin St., Bascom 419-937-2242 mbpark.org 18 hole

The Front 9 6730 TR 69, Kansas 419-558-6463 thefront9.com

Seneca County Attractions

Museums & Galleries

Fostoria Area Historical Society Museum 123 W. North St., Fostoria 419-435-3588 May – October, Sat. 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., or by appointment. Featuring a Fostoria-built Allen Motor Car, 1941 Seagraves fire truck, an exhibit of items that belonged to Gov. Charles Foster, an exhibit of items pertaining to the John B. Rogers Producing Co. and other Fostoria related historical items.

Fostoria Community Arts Council Gallery 125 S. Main St., Fostoria Visit the FCAC for a variety of arts workshops and to participate in local contests.

Glass Heritage Gallery 109 N. Main St., Fostoria 419-435-5077 Fostoriaglass.com Closed Sun. & Mon. Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The Fostoria, Ohio Glass Association’s Glass Heritage Gallery is dedicated to preserving and illustrating the history of Fostoria, Ohio glass. Fostoria had 13 different plants at various times during the period of 1887- 1921. Most of the 1,000 pieces of glass in the Gallery are on loan from over 100 collectors. Each glass case has signage designating the manufacturer and the name or number of the pattern. Call for special appointments. No admission charge & handicapped accessible. Tours welcome! Stemtown Historical Museum 114 E. Morgan St., Green Springs Featuring books, postcards, photographs, Seneca Indian collections, WWl & WWll memorabilia, old copies of “Green Springs Echo,” video-taped interviews of residents, and local historical memorabilia. Handicapped accessible.

Wesley Memorial Art Gallery 1200 Van Buren St., Fostoria 419-435-8551 The gallery, a member of the Fostoria Community Arts Council, is located in the narthex of Wesley United Methodist Church. For appointments, call Wesley United Methodist Church. The gallery is handicapped accessible.

Glass Heritage Gallery

Seneca County Attractions

Outdoor Activities

Attica Raceway Park 100 Fairgrounds Rd, Attica 419-426-8911 atticaracewaypark.com This 1/3-mile banked clay track offers seasonal weekend competitions, including Sprint-car racing.

Sorrowful Mother Shrine 4106 SR 269, Bellevue 419-483-3435 sorrowfulmothershrine.org The Sorrowful Mother Shrine is an inspir- ing place of prayer where God and nature touch. Wild flowers and planted flower beds mingle in the 120 acres of woods and lawns. The center of the Shrine is the Sorrowful Mother Chapel. The Missionaries of the Precious Blood have operated the Shrine since its founding in 1850. On Sun- days and Holy Days priests and religious lead devotional services and processions; they visit with people sharing their joys and sorrows or walk with them praying at one of the many grottos, gardens or Stations of the Cross in the woods.

Fostoria Iron Triangle Rail Park by Jon Bird Train Depots

Fostoria Iron Triangle RailPark 499 S Poplar St., Fostoria fostoriairontriangle.com/railpark.htm Fostoria Iron Triangle Railpark is a 5-acre tract directly inside the three double-track mainline freight rail lines that meander through Fostoria. Historic places of interest include: Baltimore & Ohio Depot, 400 S. Main St.: on the south side of Ex-B&O Tracks; Lake Erie & Western Depot, 128 W. North St.; Chesapeake & Ohio Station; Toledo & Ohio Central/New York Central Depot; New York Central/Jackson St. Tower.

LE&W Depot 128 W. North St., Fostoria 419-435-1781 fostoriairontriangle.com This 1880’s LE&W (Lake Erie & Western) depot is one of Fostoria’s historic railroad buildings still in existence. The Fostoria Rail Preservation Society (FRPS) is the current owner of this passenger depot. Railroad historic items are on display for the public to view.