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HISTORIC HOUSE MUSEUM
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ZOARITE ARTISTRY
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NO.1 HOUSE -- ZOAR VILLAGE
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THE SEPARATISTS OF ZOAR came to Ohio in
1817. Early log cabins gave place to more preten-
tious dwellings as the community prospered. Joseph
Bimeler, leader of the group, lived in the No. 1
House, built in 1835. The residence has been par-
tially restored and is open to the public. Zoar Vil-
lage State Memorial, Tuscarawas County, is admin-
istered by the Ohio State Archaeological and Histor-
ical Society, Columbus.
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