Everett Historic District

Everett Historic District is a neighborhood in Summit County containing buildings from the late 1800s and early 1900s that display multiple architectural styles. The structures include residential and commercial buildings that document the area's growth during this period.

The district developed during Ohio's industrial growth in the late 1800s when factory and residential buildings shaped the region's economy. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places secured its preservation for future generations.

The buildings show how living and working life developed in this region, telling stories of everyday choices made by residents. You can see how different architectural styles sit side by side, reflecting what ideas and materials were popular at different times.

The district can be explored on foot and information signs help visitors understand the history and architecture. It is best to arrive early to walk at a leisurely pace and observe the building details.

The buildings preserve signatures and marks left by the craftspeople who constructed them, offering rare clues to the names of these workers. Such hidden details help historians piece together stories of ordinary people who helped build the region.

Location: Summit County

GPS coordinates: 41.20474,-81.57416

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:10