Visiting Massillon

The Lincoln Highway entered Stark County on what is now US 30 in Minerva. Continue westward on US 30. Two miles west of Minerva, you should see a 2.7 mile brick section of the road near the Palymantas Motel. Follow either the brick Baywood Street or US 30 to Robertsville. Travel this historic highway, built in 1913, that stretches across 13 states and runs right through Massillon.

22 Federal Ave NE, Massillon, Ohio  44646
330-880-0810

Tours are available by appointment. The Museum is the result of Rodney G. Klein's vision of providing an atmosphere where the public can enrich their knowledge of the history of the stock market, finance, banking and economics. The museum features permanent exhibits of stock market artifacts and memorabilia, art and thousands of books. Rodney was also an avid collector of art. The museum houses his art collection which runs the gamut from artists Xavier Cugat to Picasso.

Learn all about our current organizations, projects, and places to see!

208 Lincoln Way East, Massillon, Ohio 44646
330-832-9831

The Massillon Public Library has fantastic programs, research opportunities, and more. The new technology center provides patrons with wonderful services, including genealogy research assistance.

156 Lincoln Way E, Massillon, OH 44646
330-833-2413

The Lincoln Theatre opened Tuesday, November 23, 1915 as Massillon’s new movie house, managed by F. C. Kelly and showcased the films of the Triangular Film Corporation.
Closed as a movie house in 1975, it was later purchased by the Massillon Industrial Development Foundation and the Ten Star Theatre in 1977. The Lions Club of Massillon purchased the dilapidated theatre in 1982 to save it from demolition. Major renovations by the Lions have helped to preserve this historic landmark.
Weekly movies and community events are presented and the theatre is staffed by Lions Club volunteers. Please check the community calendar for weekend movie listings.

141 Spring Hill Lane, Massillon, OH 44646
330-833-6749

Built in 1821 by Thomas and Charity Rotch, founders of Kendal, this home was once a stop on the underground railroad.
Hours vary. Call for details.

210 Fourth St. NE, Massillon, OH 44646
330-833-4896

Five Oaks was built in 1892-1894 by Cleveland architect Charles F. Schweinfurth for the cost of $200,000. Today, most of the original ornate details are still in tact, from carved wood, marble fireplaces, to Tiffany stained glass windows.
Open for tours and rentals. Call for further details.

The official Massillon Tigers Football page provides historical information, Booster Club events, and more.

2700 Augusta Dr., SE, Massillon, OH 44646
Toll Free: 888-830-PARR (7277)
Local: 330-830-GOLF (4653)

Enjoy resort-style golf... close to home! The Legends opened for play in 1995 and was one of the first all bent grass public golf courses in northeast Ohio. Originally just 18 holes, nine new holes have been added since the course was originally built. Designed by Canadian architect John Robinson, the three nines - East, North and South - each feature six original holes and three "new" holes. Water comes into play in the form of ponds and streams on 22 of the 27 holes and there are over 80 sand bunkers. Large greens and four sets of tees make the course a memorable experience for all skill levels.