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You'll Feel at Home
in Massillon
You'll find us a city of proud traditions, a
group of hard working people with close- knit family ties. A spirit
of achievement is reflected in everything we do, including excellence
in education, business and athletics. Our city government is responsive
and progressive. We are dedicated to continued economic development.
You'll
Treasure Our TRADITIONS
In
1826 James Duncan created a canal town rich his wife named after
Louis XVI's Bishop of Clermont, Jean-Baptist Massillon. Early
settlers found an area rich in coal, clay and sandstone, and fertile
farm land. Over the years industries such as Sterilite, Crown
Cork & Seal, A.R.E., and Heinz have benefited from the innovative
spirit of Massillon entrepeneurs. Individuals, firms, and corporations
have prospered in an atmosphere of friendliness and integrity.
 You'll
Love Our SCHOOLS
Massillon City Schools are preparing
for the 21st Century with Washington High School. The finest secondary
education facility in the area, it utilizes a three-part curriculum:
college prep, tech prep, and vocational. Pupil services for gifted
and special students and private schools enrich Massillon's learning
environment.
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Our NEIGHBOORHOODS
Buying or building a home in Massillon
is a wise investment. Easy access is provided by a convenient
system of streets and highways. Superior school systems increases
property values. New construction abounds, while historic assets
are preserved. Concern for quality architecture is evident, both
in older homes and new ones.
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You'll Appreciate Our CULTURAL ASSETS
Massillon
Public Library is located in the 1830's home of James Duncan. Spring
Hill Farm, built in the 1820's, was a stop on the Underground Railroad
and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Fourth Street
Historic District, including Five Oaks, home of the Massillon Woman's
Club, is also listed on the National Register.
You'll Cheer For Our SPORTS
The 20,000 seat Paul Brown Tiger Stadium is unrivaled by any high
school facility in the country. Twenty-two times state champions,
and nine times national champions, football reigns supreme. Sports
enthusiasts will discover a variety of baseball, basketball, softball,
tennis,swimming, gymnastics, and golf leagues.
You'll Enjoy Our RECREATION
The
Massillon Parks and Recreation Department beautifully maintains
more than 400 acres of public parks which include
picnic pavilions and playground equipment as well as areas for
tennis, soccer, basketball, softball, volleyball, inline-hockey,
skateboarding, and fishing. They also maintain a walking / jogging
path, and several miles of paved walking / bike trails in the
city.
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