Join Findlay Market as they unveil brand new building history plaques on Sunday, September 21, from 1 – 3 PM!

In partnership with local historian Alyssa McClanahan, we uncovered the long-running histories of 31 buildings in the Market District, and made them plaques that we’ve permanently mounted on each building so you can dive deep into their histories whenever you visit the Market.

To celebrate, five guided tours and a self-guided tour option throughout the afternoon will offer participants an opportunity to dive deeper into the buildings’ unique histories.

Please note: The guided tours will take place simultaneously, so it’s recommend to register for the one that interests you most. Due to time constraints, it won’t be possible to visit all 31 buildings during a single tour.

Be on the lookout for additional tours offered after this weekend, as well as a self-guided tour option—all of which will be listed here: https://www.findlaymarket.org/tours.

 Tour 1: Buildings include: Findlay Market House, 1801 Elm Street, 1819 Elm Street, 118-120 West Elder Street, 100-104 West Elder Street, 111-113 West Elder Street, 129 West Elder Street

 Tour 2: Buildings include: Findlay Market House, 1739 Elm Street, 133 West Elder Street, 107 West Elder Street, 110 West Elder Street, 1819 Elm Street, 123-127 West Elder Street

 Tour 3: Buildings include: Findlay Market House, 130-134 West Elder Street, 108 West Elder Street, 1818-1824 Race Street, 1800 Race Street, 1730 Race Street, 115-117 West Elder Street

 Tour 4: Buildings include: Findlay Market House, 128 West Elder Street, 122 West Elder Street, 101 West Elder Street, 119-121 West Elder Street, 123-127 West Elder Street, 131 West Elder Street

 Tour 5: Buildings include: Findlay Market House, 123-127 West Elder Street, 106 West Elder, 100-104 West Elder Street, 105 West Elder Street, 109 West Elder Street, 135 West Elder Street

This event is made possible by America 250-Ohio and Ohio Humanities.