New Rome
The village of Rome, later "New Rome" was laid out the same year as Alton, with 32 lots on the north and south sides of the National Road. The village was incorporated in 1941 and unincorporated in 2004. Most of the remaining homes have been converted to businesses and little remains of its nineteenth century character.
Alton
1. B&B Lodge
West Jefferson (Madison County)
2. U.S. Routes 40 and 42 Interchange
Summerford
Summerford was laid out about 1836 by Joseph Chrisman, who also owned the first tavern and store.
Lafayette
3. Red Brick Tavern
Brighton (Clark County)
Site of the old Brighton powerhouse which provided electric power to the Columbus, London and Springfield interuban railroad.
South Vienna
4. Davey Tannery Building c. 1845
5. First Ohio Traffic Signal by Permit
Harmony
6. Melody Cruise-In Theatre