Welcome to North Olmsted!

Earliest records show the area was called Kingston. In the early 1800's it was better known as the township of Lenox. North Olmsted was once a part of the Connecticut Western Reserve, which the state of Connecticut claimed. Now with a population of about 34,000, North Olmsted's citizens live in a city which has examples of both its history and its present changing scene.

Some of the top choices for visitors around the city include:

Historic District
Butternut Ridge Road, North Olmsted, OH
Because it was the first settled road in North Olmsted, Butternut Ridge Road has many historical buildings on it, carefully preserved as homes by its residents. It is also a tangible illustration of the history of the community, as the homes range in age from the farmhouses of the early 1800's through the Civil War, Victorian, early 1920's and later times to the new house developments of the new millennium.

Rocky River Reservation
4631 Mastick Rd, Rocky River, OH 44116
+1 440 333 0788
Rocky River Reservation is located in Berea, Brook Park, Cleveland, Fairview Park, Lakewood, North Olmsted, Olmsted Township, and Rocky River. The character of the reservation is strongly influenced by the Rocky River. Massive shale cliffs rise above the willows, sycamores and cottonwoods, and many trails wind through the valley's deep floodplain forests, meadows and wildflowers.

West Side Market
1979 West 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44113
+1 216 664 3387
The West Side Market is Cleveland, Ohio's oldest operating indoor/outdoor market space. The market began operating in 1840, across the street from the market's current location. The most recent renovations at the market completed in the winter of 2004, including enclosure of the arcade portion of the market, space heating within that space, and major interior and architectural renovations to the main building.