Dublin, Ohio

History of Dublin, OH

John Sells and his family purchased 400 acres of land along the Scioto River in the early 1800's.  This are was platted as a village in 1810.  Little did he realize that his Village of Dublin would develop in to one of the most progressive community's in Central Ohio.  Early 19th century architecture and dry limestone fences bordering its roads add to Historic Dublin's heritage.  Many of its original buildings are listed in the National Register of Historical Places.

Dublin is the home of the Memorial Golf Tournament, held at the Muifeild Village Golf Club.  The tournament is a major PGA Tour event that features the best golfers in the world. 

The Dublin Irish Festival is always a great family fun tradition. 

Dublin also offers many other holiday activies in Dublin. 

Dublin offers more than 1,000 acres of parkland. Glacier Ridge Metro Park, Campden Park, Coffman Park and many many more.

Dublin Corn Field; 109 giant ears of corn on a lawn. 
It makes a statement about the transition of much of Ohio's landscape from farms to suburbs. Great free attraction.

Resturants in Dublin!  Historic Dublin offers plenty of fine shopping and great food. 

Shopping in Dublin, you are just minutes away from Tuttle Mall, Polaris Fashion Place, and the future Shoppes at Rivers Ridge.

Dublin Methodist Hospital; OhioHealth has broken ground on a new hospital, scheduled to open in late 2007, that will be located at Route 33/161 and Avery-Muirfield Road.
Dublin Methodist Hospital plans to step outside the boundaries of traditional hospital design and lead the way in setting new standards in the healthcare industry.

Dublin's dynamic bikeway system is currently at 77 miles of paths and growing, 38 parks are important part of Dublin's community.

Dublin Area Links:

Dublin Convention & Visitors Bureau

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

Dublin Schools

Dublin Community Center

Dublin Chamber of Commerce 

Dublin info:

approximately 24.55 square miles

Population is 38,909

Average Highs and Lows

January 34 degrees/17 degrees

July 85 degrees/61 degrees

Dublin is a great place to work, live and raise a family.  Relcating to Dublin?  Give us a call for your new home.