Troy, Ohio
Troy is the county seat of Miami County. It has a population of 26,281 as of 2020, making it the largest city in the county and the 55th largest in the state. It is part of the Dayton Metropolitan Statistical Area. Troy has a rich history and culture, and offers many places of interest for visitors and residents alike.
Some of the attractions in Troy include:
- The Waco Air Museum, which showcases the history and legacy of the Waco Aircraft Company and features vintage airplanes, exhibits, and flight experiences.
- The Overfield Tavern Museum, which is the oldest surviving building in Troy and one of the oldest taverns in Ohio. It displays artifacts and furnishings from the early 19th century and hosts special events throughout the year.
- The Brukner Nature Center, which is a wildlife rehabilitation and education center that provides hiking trails, wildlife exhibits, programs, and events for all ages.
- The Eldean Covered Bridge, which is a historic wooden bridge that spans the Great Miami River. It was built in 1860 and is one of the longest covered bridges in Ohio.
- The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center, which is a mansion that was donated to the city by Mary Jane Hayner, a wealthy widow and philanthropist. It now serves as a cultural center that offers art exhibits, concerts, classes, and tours.
Troy is also home to several festivals and events throughout the year, such as the Strawberry Festival, the Festival of Nations, the Mum Festival, and the Troy Main Street Chocolate Walk. Troy is a vibrant and charming city that has something for everyone.
