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The artist who was commissioned to design Ohio’s official state seal in the early 1800s drew inspiration from a particular set of hills south of Columbus, OH. The seal depicts a rising sun over green hills and a sheaf of wheat in the foreground. In the early 1900s, logging and mining companies began to creep toward these same hills.
The Ohio residents, concerned that the distinctive landscape would be erased, urged the state of Ohio to protect its heritage. The state agreed, purchased several acres in the early 1930s, and officially established it as a state park, naming it Great Seal State Park. A few short years later, the Civilian Conservation Corps, operating under President Roosevelt’s New Deal, descended upon Great Seal State Park to build roads, shelters, the campground, and blaze a few miles of trails. Many of these structures and trails are still being used today.
The closest large town to Great Seal State Park is Chillicothe, which is about six miles south. This small town is full of historic homes and buildings. Majestic Theater was built in 1853 and is one of the longest continuously-operating theaters in the state. In a nod to its Native American heritage, Chillicothe hosts Feast of the Flowering Moon Festival annually in September.
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