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What started as an agricultural community has transformed into a diverse community full of awe and wonder. Use this scavenger hunt to discover pieces of Canton’s history, newer landmarks, and things in between. For added fun, take a picture and share it with the library on social media!
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Canton isn’t just a welcoming community for people, but for pollinators as well! We especially like the newest pollinator garden as its close to our favorite place in Canton. Can you find it?
It took 100 years to become the 10th largest school district, but only 45 more to become the 5th largest district. Find the newest public school in Canton.
The oldest school in Canton was built by the first settlers to the area in 1834! It was a log cabin, but was replaced with a (slightly) more modern building in 1876. Where did Canton’s first students attend school?
Canton has done a wonderful job repurposing historic sites. For example, you might enjoy being pampered at this salon located in the historic Cherry Hill Inn. What business is in the old inn?
Canton dogs deserve a social life (if they’re into being social that is)! What park is for the canine residents of Canton?
Eminem, Jimmy Page, and Ted Nugent have all recorded in Canton. But where?
Sculptures come and go, but Chuck? Ford Rd. is his home now. Can you find him?
In the summer, this park is a refreshing haven for both humans and animals. Whether you want the joyful noise of the splash pad or the peace of Fellows Creek you’ll find it here. Which park is it?
Gold medalist Olympians have called this Canton ice rink their home. If you want to escape the hot weather with an open skate you should find this arena.
No one lives on this estate, and no one will for a very long time. The last owner created a trust to care for the house and 20 acres of property when he died. Do you know this mansion?
This playground has something for everyone! There is a section for toddlers and one for children between the ages of 5-12. Nonverbal friends can use a communication board to express their needs. Which park is this?
This colorful installation was designed by a CPL Librarian, who used 21 covers from old picture books to create this high flying photo op. Can you find this artwork hanging on a wall? Don’t forget to take a pic of yourself in front of it when you flutter by!