A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET : YOUR GUIDE TO SPRINGWOOD

Taken from the pages of your local Travel Guide, the following gives a short tour through the small city of Springwood, Ohio.

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Welcome to Springwood, Ohio.
"A Nice Place To Live"

Population: 15,285

In your travels, visit a hidden pride of Ohio. The city of Springwood offers a small town feel with "Big City" amenities. You'll see a patchwork of communities, each with its own distinct character and offerings, all in one very manageable and friendly Midwestern city. Check it out!

Beginning with the Town Square, you'll find many locally owned shops perfect for your shopping needs. The Town Square also includes the Springwood Courthouse, Post Office, and more.

The famous Springwood Boy Scout statue stands in the square's center.

Engraved:
"The Children Shall Endure"

As you pass through the neighborhood streets of Springwood, you'll find small town ambience greeting your every turn. From the clean and sunny environment, to the wonderful locals, Springwood is perfect for family living.

For entertainment and recreation, Springwood has much to offer those looking to have some fun. From the Movies, to dining, to a walk in the park, you'll have a wonderful night out.

Palm Trees: In the 1980's, Springwood brought a little piece of California to local parks. You'll see a dozen of these beautiful artificial Palm trees throughout town.

Check This Out:

Once considered a "haunted house", the house at 1428 Elm Street still stands today. For many years this house was considered haunted by locals. Though remodeled and given an updated look, some say a spirit still resides there - waiting to haunt your dreams. Spooky!

Springwood also offers much to the Medical community. The Katja Institute is the leading dream research facility in this part of the country. Available healthcare facilities include Fairview Hospital and Westin Hills Psychiatric Hospital.

City Fact:

A wing of the Fairview / Westin Hills facility was once an old asylum named Hathaway House "Our Lady Of Sorrows". Though now closed and condemned, this wing still stands as a tribute to the religious order that maintained the hospital during the 1940's.

Another part of Springwood to visit is the Industrial district. Home to the city's Power Plant, Penny Brothers Auto Salvage, the Edmund A. Gray Co., and more.

Keeping a sense of tradition, the old Power Plant (closed in the 1960's) still stands in the heart of the district.

City Fact:
Though closed in the late 1960's in favor of the current facility, the old Springwood Power Plant still stands as a tribute to classic engineering.

For more information on Springwood, please contact your local Traveler's Society group for details. Contact information is provided at the back of this booklet.

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