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Columbus serves as the state capital with a 10-acre Capitol Square surrounding the capitol building. The first settlers arrived about 1797 and in 1812 the area was selected as the capital. Located on the banks of the Scioto River, the city spans the generations with its modern high-rises and century-old buildings. The Ohio State University campus and stadium have long been popular city attractions. Events include the Columbus Arts Festival, Rhythm and Food Festival, Red, Whte & Boom, Tast! Columbus, and an annual Sports, Vacation, and Boat Show.

Atterbury-Bakalar Air Museum

4742 Ray Boll Boulevard

Columbus, Indiana

(812) 372-4356

http://www.atterburybakalarairmuseum.org/

The museum is dedicated to military and civilian personnel serving in war.

Battelle Planetarium

Cosi, Ohio's Center of Science and Industry

Columbus, Ohio

The place offers programs throughout the day and is sponsered by the Battelle Memorial.

Center of Science and Industry (COSI)

333 W. Broad St.

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 228-COSI or (877) 257-COSI

http://www.cosi.org/

The complex has a science learning center and they have four floors of over 1,000 interactive exhibitions to explore science.

Chautauqua of the Arts

1119 W Main Street

Columbus, Indiana

(812) 265-5080

http://www.chautauquaofthearts.com/

Indiana's Favorite 2-day annual outdoor Arts & Crafts Show, Third Weekend of September. At Mill Race Park in Columbus Indiana. Artist selling their works.

Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce

500 Franklin Street

Columbus, Indiana

(812) 379-4457

http://www.columbusareachamber.com/

Columbus, Indiana's Chamber of Commerce offers various info on its city.

Columbus Area Visitors Center

506 Fifth Street

Columbus, Indiana

(812) 378-2622 or (800) 468-6564

http://www.columbus.in.us/

Columbus, Indiana - community calendar, architecture, & visitors options, communitynet access and site design/development detail. Southern & central Indiana recreation, arts & gateways. On-line youth, seniors, gov't, real estate, human services, wellness, tourism, education, et. al.

Columbus Museum of Art

480 E. Broad St.

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 221-4848 or 221-6801

http://www.columbusart.mus.oh.us/

Columbus Museum of Art: Cultural art center, columbusmuseum.org, museum gift shop, palette cafe, view paintings, view prints, become a member, children's programs, adult programs, and more.

Columbus Scottish Festival

Mill Race Park

Columbus, Indiana

http://www.scottishfestival.org/

Annual Columbus Scottish Festival and Highland Games in Columbus, Indiana.

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

400 Riverside Dr.

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 645-3400

http://www.colszoo.org/

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Columbus, Ohio hosts a wide variety of land and marine animals including Florida manatees. We also participate in conservation activities around the world.

Durell Street of Yesteryear

Cosi, Ohio's Center of Science and Industry

Columbus, Ohio

Allows the visitors to stroll back to the 1800s.

First Christian Church

Fifth st. and Lafayette Ave.

Columbus, Indiana

(812) 379--4491

http://www.firstchristiancolumbus.org/

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Garden

1777 E. Broad Street

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 645-8733

http://www.fpconservatory.org/

Built in 1895, this 12,500-suare-foot glass structure was designed in the London's Crystal Palace style and has a 28-acre botanical garden.

German Village

588 S. Third Street

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 221-8888

http://www.germanvillage.org/

Established by German-speaking settlers in the 1800s and restored; now it has 233 acres of homes, shops, and restaurants.

Indianapolis Museum of Art - Columbus Gallery

300 Washington St.

Columbus, Indiana

(812) 376-2597

The building shows a changing local and regional art displays.

Irwin Gardens

Fifth St. and Lafayette Ave.

Columbus, Indiana

Houses the formal sunken gardens and also consists of greenhouses of the estate from the late William G. Irwin.

North Christian Church

850 Tipton Ln.

Columbus, Indiana

(812) 372-1531

Designed by Eero Saarinen, with interior furnishings from Alexander Girard, this simple hexagonal building is tapered to a spire and topped by a gold-leaf cross.

Ohio Historical Society

1982 Velma Avenue

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 297-2300

http://www.ohiohistory.org/

A recreated 1860 village present costumed interpreters, customs, and crafts.

Ohio State University

N. High St.

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 292-6446

http://www.osu.edu/

Opened in 1873, the campus of the university has the Hopkins Hall Gallery and the Ohio Stadium, being the first double-deck, horsehoe-shaped stadium built in the country.

Ohio Village

Columbus, Ohio

A reconstruction of a 19th-century rural Ohio community and it includes a town hall, hotel, schoolhouse, physician's residence, print shop and craft shops, attended by costumed workers.

Olentangy Indian Caverns

1779 Home Road

Columbus, Ohio

(740) 548-7917

http://www.olentangyindiancaverns.com/

Used before by the Wyandot Indians for shelter, and the caverns are a series of natural passageways and rooms 55 to 105 feet below ground.

Thurber House

77 Jefferson Avenue

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 464-1032

http://www.thurberhouse.org/

A literary center for writers and readers in Jamie's hometown of Columbus, Ohio.

Wexner Center for the Arts

N. High St.

Columbus, Ohio

(614) 292-3535

http://www.wexarts.org/

Wexner Center for the Arts, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio is a contemporary multi-disciplinary arts center presenting exhibitions, screenings and performances in visual arts, film, video and performing arts.

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