Eaton, Ohio
Eaton is the county seat of Preble County. According to the 2020 census, it has a population of 8,375 people . Some of the places of interest in Eaton are:
- Fort St. Clair State Memorial**: A historical site and park that commemorates a battle between Native Americans and American settlers in 1792.
- Christman Bridge**: A covered bridge built in 1890 that spans Seven Mile Creek.
- Safari Junction, Home Of Valley Exotics**: A zoo that features exotic animals such as kangaroos, lemurs, camels, and zebras.
- Today's Harvest**: A specialty and gift shop that sells fresh produce, baked goods, jams, and honey.
- Old National Road Welcome Center**: A visitor center that showcases the history and culture of the National Road, the first federally funded highway in the U.S..
Some of the largest employers in Eaton are:
- Henny Penny Corporation**: A manufacturer of food service equipment such as fryers, ovens, and holding cabinets.
- Bullen Ultrasonics**: A producer of ultrasonic machining products for aerospace, semiconductor, and medical industries.
- Silfex: A supplier of silicon components and assemblies for high-tech markets such as solar energy, optics, and semiconductor equipment.
- Neaton Auto Products Manufacturing**: A maker of automotive parts such as airbags, steering wheels, and instrument panels.
- Eaton Community Schools**: The public school district that serves Eaton and surrounding areas.
