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Getting to Know Circleville, OH

Famous for its annual Pumpkin Show, which started in 1903 and attracts nearly a half million people every October, the City of Circleville is the county seat of Pickaway County. It is located along the Scioto River, 25 miles south of Columbus with a population of more than 14,000 people. In 1810, historical records show Daniel Dresbach founded Circleville. The town was named in honor of the circular earthworks constructed on the land by the native Hopewell culture of prehistoric times.

While urban development has destroyed many of those original mounds, many remain and are a tourist draw for people interested in Native American history. Circleville became the county seat for Pickaway County in 1810, and the first courthouse was built in the middle of the circular earthworks for which the community was named.

Moreover, Dresbach laid out Circleville in a circular pattern. During the 1830s, residents tired of the unusual street patterns. In 1837, the Ohio legislature authorized the Circleville Squaring Company to redesign the community with a more traditional grid pattern. The Circleville Squaring Company completed work in 1856. This marked one of the earlier examples of urban redevelopment in the United States. Most of the American Indian earthworks disappeared as a result of this redevelopment.

The city is also home to Ohio Christian University, which is affiliated with Churches of Christ in Christian Union. It’s been in operation at Circleville since 1948.