Riverwalk with Mary Beck & Native Delaware artist Holly Wilson

Native Delaware sculptor Holly Wilson will join Mary Beck to lead a river walk exploring the McWane River Walk in search of the perfect site for a sculpture. This sculpture, entitled Here One Turns to Go Upriver, will celebrate the Wyandot meaning of Coshocton. Holly will set up for the rest of the morning near the Farmer’s Market to talk with visitors.

Betty Zane: Heroine of the Revolution

Elizabeth “Betty” Zane was only seventeen when she saved Fort Henry in the last battle of the Revolutionary War. Her life would inspire author Zane Grey’s first book. Her family founded Zanesville, Marietta, Wheeling, and part of the first National Road. Let’s celebrate this remarkable young heroine of the American Revolution and the early United States. Registration required at www.coshoctonlibrary.org or by calling 740-622-0956.

Free Courthouse Tours

Take advantage of this rare opportunity to tour the Coshocton County Courthouse for free on Saturday, July 18th as part of Coshocton’s America-250 celebration! Tours available 12pm-4pm, with local historian Ken Smailes giving history lectures during this time as well.

Free Monticello III Canal Boat Rides

Ride the Monticello III Canal Boat for FREE on Sunday, July 19th as part of Coshocton’s America 250 celebration! Rides are at 1, 2, 3, & 4pm and occupancy is limited. Go to Canal Boat Landing Monticello III  for more information and helpful tips before you ride.

Free Tours of Historic Roscoe Village

Take a Canal Town Discovery Tour with live demonstrations in select buildings for FREE on Sunday, July 19th as part of Coshocton’s America 250 celebration!

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