Photo: Mountain House, circa 1852, located on Highland Avenue, Chillicothe. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. Photographed by username: Don O'Brien, own work, 2010, [cc-2.0], accessed via wikimedia, October, 2022.
Chillicothe City Hall is located at 35 South Paint Street, Chillicothe, OH 45601.
Phone: 740.774.1185.
Photo: Mountain House, circa 1852, located on Highland Avenue, Chillicothe. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. Photographed by username: Don O'Brien, own work, 2010, [cc-2.0], accessed via wikimedia, October, 2022.
The name Chillicothe is derived from the Shawnee Indian word Chalakatha which was the name of one of the chief settlements of the tribe. Chillicothe was twice the State Capital of Ohio — from 1803-1810 (when it was moved to Zanesville) and again from 1812-1816, at which time Columbus became the permanent seat of government. [www.chillicothe.com, accessed May, 2014]
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