The tour of Central Ohio counties continues with Knox County, with more photography approaching abstract.
For a classic car find the ultimate is to find a ‘barn car’. Basically a car someone owned then stored it in a barn for 40 years forgetting about it. The result is an original condition ‘gem’.
Look closely you will see a 1960s Chevy tucked into the side barn.
The small town of Gambier is home to Kenyon College. This small college has produced a number of famous people including President Rutherford B Hayes, Paul Newman and others.
Most of the buildings have a strong Gothic and Romanesque look.
Nearby Mt Vernon has a couple of well restored train stations, including the one below that serves as a (currently closed) visitor center.
A great stone bridge with a ghost sign on an old building is just across the river from the visitor center.
Aerial Foundation Park is on the grounds of a former glass factory, with some remains of the buildings left behind as art.
A perfect red barn with the flags flying in the breeze.
Just across the county line into Delaware County is the small town of Kilbourne. While most of the town appears to be abandoned it is making a comeback as someone has purchased the block and is in the process of restoring. It appears it will take some time to finish.
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