Comfort Inn and Suites

The Hayes Presidential Center, Inc. operates and manages the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center. A non-profit entity, it receives the majority of its funding through the Rutherford B. Hayes–Lucy Webb Hayes Foundation. The State of Ohio also provides an annual appropriation administered through the Ohio Historical Society. In 1981, the facility's name was changed to the Hayes Presidential Center to more accurately represent its mission and programming. The Hayes Presidential Center includes the home, library, museum, tomb, and 25-acre park-like estate (called Spiegel Grove) of 19th U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes. Entrance to the property is through the original gates from the White House.

The Fremont Speedway plays host to exciting open-wheel racing every Saturday Night April through September. Races at the ‘Track That Action Built’ keeps fans on the edge of their seats as 410 & 305 Sprint Cars and trucks battle wheel to wheel, sliding around the one-third mile semi-banked clay oval. A night at the races is entertaining and affordable fun for the entire family.

Discover Crystal Traditions, which is dedicated to keeping Tiffin's glass heritage alive in Ohio. Crystal Traditions is the only glass factory where blowing glass, hand cutting crystal, sandcarving, acid polishing and glass crystal repairs are done on the premises.

The Mission of this museum is to bring together those persons who are interested in preserving, restoring and maintaining interest in railroading, railroad history and railroad items of the past and the present. To collect, gather, discuss and exchange items and information of interest to members, rail fans, railroaders and those interested in railroadiana. To promote, create and maintain a railroad museum and display site or sites as may be obtained or acquired in the future, and to operate same as a non-profit organization. To improve the cultural, scientific and educational values, aspects and effects of life as related to railroading.