Neighborhoods

One of the City’s relatively-newer neighborhoods, Grove City grew in popularity around the 1920s with attractions like the old racetrack known a…

Located immediately east of downtown Columbus is the neighborhood of Olde Towne East. This neighborhood was once home to bankers, barons and the…

Formed in 1902, the city was named after the founder’s birthplace, Dublin, Ireland. Growth of this Columbus neighborhood was hastened by the…

Clintonville began as the center of Clinton Township, which was a land grant to Continental Army soldiers from what was originally Wyndotte Indian…

The area known as Grandview Heights today came into existence through annexation in 1912. The neighborhood can trace its lineage back to a handful of…

One of Columbus’ fastest growing eastside suburbs, Reynoldsburg has a long and rich history of horticulture with Tomatoes being the literal fruit…

The name for this Columbus neighborhood first came into the local lexicon when Robert Brotherton of White Hall, England settled in the area and…

Worthington was founded in 1803 by the Scioto Company, and by James Kilbourne. Kilbourne, a State Representative, decided the city should be named in…

Much like neighboring Groveport, Canal Winchester traces its lineage back to the Ohio-Erie Canal. Downtown Canal Winchester offers shopping,…

Originally founded in 1913 by real estate development brothers King & Ben Thompson after the purchase of 840 acres south of present-day W Lane…

Known to be the very first neighborhood which led to the modern-day City we know as Columbus, Franklinton was founded in 1797 by Lucas Sullivant. It…

Powell’s humble roots begin in the early 1800s when the first settlers from Middlebury, CT settled in the area. In 1857 Judge Thomas Powell opened…

New Albany was originally a small town on the edge of Franklin County up until around the 1990s when companies like Limited Brands and Abercrombie…

Established shortly after Downtown Columbus around the 1820s, King-Lincoln was once the cultural and commercial heart of Columbus for African…

The Village of Groveport traces much of its lineage back to the Ohio-Erie Canal which ran just north of where Downtown exists to this day. Two…

German Village is one of Columbus’ original neighborhoods with roots stretching back to 1802. The area began from John McGowan’s 328 acre…

Originally known as Jacksonville until 1827, Pickerington got its name from the townspeople when they petitioned the State Legislature to rename the…