Local Resources and Information on Lewis Center Ohio
Lewis Center is an unincorporated community of northwestern Ohio's Orange Township, Delaware County, that is located a convenient 30-minute commute from both greater metropolitan Columbus and the state of Delaware.
Lewis Center, situated on the eastern side of the Olentangy River, is one of Ohio's fastest-growing jurisdictions due to its proximity to the Columbus metropolitan region. Lewis Center affords its residents the diverse and thus stable economy Columbus is known for, and career opportunities in the fields of education, government, insurance, banking, fashion, defense, aviation, food, logistics, steel, energy, medical research, health care, hospitality, retail, and technology.
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Bryan Jarrett of Keller Williams Capital Ptnrs
Holly Lockett of Keller Williams Capital Ptnrs
Bethany Gehring of Keller Williams Consultants
Koteswara Bodipudi of Red 1 Realty
Ling Hunter of Red 1 Realty
Rebecca Chesnick of Coldwell Banker Realty
Susanne Casey of Keller Williams Capital Ptnrs
John Bishop of Rolls Realty
Kristie Ramsey of Century 21 Excellence Realty
John Lubinsky of RE/MAX Affiliates, Inc.
Myra Williamson of Howard Hanna Real Estate Svcs
David Ludwig of Coldwell Banker RealtyMore about Lewis Center
As a bedroom community of greater Columbus, Lewis Center residents enjoy all the amenities and attractions of big city living without the stresses and difficulties of big city life. The first recorded American settlers to the Orange Township region arrived in 1807. Following the War of 1812, Alum Creek's first settlers arrived from Pennsylvania, constructing the Alum Creek Reservoir in approximately 1819.
By 1824, the western banks of the Alum Creek were becoming settled as well, and the Samuel Patterson house was one of the notable "underground railway stations" of Ohio's history during the Civil War. The Columbus region was also a base for the volunteer Union Army at that time. In 1831, the National Road from Baltimore arrived in Columbus, which, along with the completion of the Ohio and Erie Canals, brought business, industry and a wave of new residents to the area
A thirty-minute commute brings Lewis Center residents to access to the Scioto Mile, Columbus Museum of Art, Wexner Center for the Arts, Jerome Schottenstein Center, Jack Nicklaus Museum, Greater Columbus Convention Center, as well as many other notable venues that offer cultural events year-round, from organizations such as the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Opera Columbus, BalletMet Columbus, The ProMusica Chamber Orchestra, CATCO, Columbus Children's Theatre, Shadowbox Cabaret and the Columbus Jazz Orchestra.
Polaris Fashion Place offers Lewis Center residents an abundance of shopping, dining and entertainment options in a convenient location, with everything from unique local boutiques to high-end national retailers and a multitude of restaurants to choose from. From history to technology, culture, and nature to sports and recreation, Lewis Center is ideal for families, professionals and retirees alike, offering a wide variety of services catering to residents from all walks of life.
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