A Documentary Through The Eyes of Crestline Ohio

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Crestline Ohio is well known for their trains.  Before this village even came about, it was a railroad community established in 1850.

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"Life's Good!"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crestline, Ohio Life's Good is Crestline's Moto according to the information found on Crestline on wikipedia

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The Process...

The process of doing my documentary included a lot of driving time.  I may live in Crestline, but being that I am from the country side, I have not fully seen what the village itself has to offer.  So I took an adventure into the deep side of Crestline, not just the outskirts that I drive on my way to college.  You find brick roads that are as they were many many years ago, buildings with history and a story to tell, and people you have never seen before roaming from place to place.  Everyone assumes it is just some small place with no story to tell and nothing special about it, but it has such an unforeseen beauty to it that I myself never realized till doing this documentary.  I took great appreciation of the place I am from after doing this documentary. 

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Crestline is not just some little city. It has a beautiful, peaceful country side

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This is the Facebook page for one of my previous posts about the "Hoffman House"

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Methodist Episcopal Church built in 1890.  It has now been renamed First United Methodist Church

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The Hoffman House was built in 1860. This is Crestline's historical society that works to preserve the history of Crestline Ohio.  It is a mix of an Art Gallery and a Museum

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#osumdocpro2014 #CrestlineOhio

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The United Bank