Springfield, Ohio

Springfield is a city in the county seat of Clark County, Ohio. Springfield is best known for the "City Of Roses". The name comes from the fact that in 1919 Springfield produced more roses than any other city in the world. Springfield was founded in 1801. The Old National Road was completed through Springfield in 1839, and the railroads of 1840"s provided profitable business to the area. Currently 40 listings on the National Register of Historic places call Clark County home. The Pennsylvania House was a popular Inn along the National Road built in 1839 it is now a museum and can be toured.

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Downtown completely changed

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Thank you for the video. Many of these videos bring back great memories.

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Loved the video thanks for posting

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[@Springfieldandsuburbs]

I live in a suburb of Springfield ohio it’s called Northridge

[@behindthelens475]

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[@JayYoung-ro3vu]

Yes, Northridge was predicted, by 1980, to an individual city of some 6,000 people. Hence, the overpass (removed 2010s?) at Derr Road and the wide right-of-ways along OSR 344.

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we are also known to be in the past one of the largest steel producers in the US.

[@stopcomingbackaftonn]

Ahh yes welcome to springfield half of us are very friendly and the other half is on crack😂

[@alvarotorres9057]

Are Hispanics welcome? I’m thinking of buying a house there.

[@MyName-sk8wl]

Yeah, this is what that town should be, but unfortunately behind that pretty stone façade there is a wooden structure infested by termites. It’s just like a building, there are certain parts of the building. A.k.a. city that look good and there are other places that aren’t doing so well and are visibly crippling

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thats any city bud