Formerly the residence of local politician James W. Denver, Rombach Place is one of the few surviving 19th-century structures in the city. A fine example of Greek Revival, the structure still maintains much of its original features and is one of the many listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A prominent historical landmark and attraction, the house offers a glimpse in the city's rich past.
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The Orators Mound is an archaeological site, which was first excavated between 1953 and 1954. It was found that the mound was a burial place as some skeletons were found there. A lot of research later, it was concluded that the artifacts retrieved from the mounds were that of the Hopewellian people. This mound remains archaeologically important and has been put up in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Tipp City is a quaint suburb of Miami County. Formerly known as Tippecanoe, the town is home to numerous scenic parks and preserves. The Charleston Falls Preserve offers a verdant respite from the hustle of the city, while the Historic Downtown reflects the many eccentricities of a small town. Those looking to get a peek into the rich history of the town must visit the Tippecanoe Historical Museum. When considering a day trip to a distant locale, nature lovers must plan a sojourn at Tipp City.
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One of the oldest buildings in the neighborhood, William H. McGuffey House takes you back in time to a more charming era in the city's history. The red brick structure finds itself listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a prime historical and cultural landmark. Housing the William Holmes McGuffey Museum, the building documents the lifestyle and culture of the early 19th century.
