Stow City
Stow City Hall is located at 3760 Darrow Road, Stow, OH 44224.
Phone: 330‑689‑2700.
Neighborhoods
- Fox Run Estates
- Arnold Acres
- Bayside Lake
- Bramble Creek
- Calls Farm
- Carters Grove
- Cherryway
- Corbett Farms
- Cresswood
- Deer Valley
- Eastwicke Farms
- Echo Valley
- Edgebrook
- Glenrich Estates
- Heather Hills
- Heritage Heights
- Highland Chase
- Huntington Hills
- Huntington Park
- Independence Place
- Kings Mill
- Meadows
- Pambi Farms
- Partridge Highlands
- Pleasant View
- Prescott Villas
- Quail Highlands
- Rockport Colony
- Rolling Hill
- Shadow Lane Estates
- Sherwood Acres
- Silver Lake Towers
- Silver Springs Heights
- Silverlake
- Springbrook Reserve
- Stillwood
- Stow Corners
- Stow Little Farms
- Stow Woods
- The Retreat
- Timbercreek Estates
- Valley Forge
- Westport Village
- Williamsburg Court
- Woodcreek
- Woodland Lake
- Woodlands
- Wren Hollow
- Wrens Crossing
The city was named for Joshua Stow, of Middletown, Connecticut, a land speculator who was a member of the Connecticut Land Company which purchased a large portion of Connecticut's claim to the Western Reserve. Stow was successively part of Trumbull, Portage, and, finally, Summit counties. While the developer Stow visited the area often, he never lived here and delegated much to William Wetmore. The earliest settlers in the area included Robert Walker, William Walker and Joseph Darrow. Other early settlers were Captain Gregory Powers and family, Thomas Rice and family, Titus Wetmore, John Campbell and Joshua Starr. [1]
- Stow/Munroe Falls Public Library, Early History of Stow. www.smfpl.org, accessed June, 2012.
Nearby Towns: Akron City •
Kent City •
Streetsboro City •