O'Connor's Landing, Former lakeside resort in Logan County, Ohio, United States.
O'Connor's Landing was a waterfront resort at Indian Lake with about 30 rental cottages and an 8-room hotel for vacationing families. The property provided direct access to swimming and boating on the lake.
John and Tom O'Connor established the resort in 1904 on their family farm as a recreational destination. The site served the region as a vacation retreat for several decades.
The resort hosted community gatherings where Friday seafood buffets and Sunday breakfasts became local traditions. These regular events shaped the social life of nearby residents for many years.
The cottages featured basic amenities typical of early 20th-century accommodations, with coal-fueled stoves and ice boxes. Today, only one original building remains on the site, so visit expectations should be managed accordingly.
A fire destroyed the main lodge in 1985, leaving cottage number 20 as the sole surviving original building. This remaining structure stands as a quiet reminder of what the place once was.
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