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MassillonStark County,Ohio"Massillon Means More"The Ohio state capital is Columbus. What would you like to know about Massillon
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The population of Massillon is approximately 31,325 (2000).
The amount of land area in Massillon is 34.176 sq. kilometers. Massillon miscellany. Return to Index Massillon location: in the northeastern portion of Ohio south of Akron and west of Canton. Massillon is about 54 miles south of Cleveland Here is a map page for Massillon.
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History & History Related Items Massillon history: Massillon was incorporated as a village in 1853. Kendal, now a part of the northeast section of Massillon, was founded in 1812 by Thomas Rotch of Hartford, Connecticut, formerly of Nantucket and New Bedford, Massachusetts. Thomas Rotch brought with him a flock of Spanish Merino sheep and erected a woolen mill in town. Here is a history page for Massillon. Massillon is a community with a strong love for high school football. It began with a rivalry back in 1894 between Massillon and Canton, a nearby town. In 2000, Massillon leads the fray 55-46-5. Many famous sports figures have either played or coached at Massillon. Some of these notables are: Paul E. Brown (with an 80-8-2 record!), Earle Bruce, Chuck Mather, Chris Spielman, Steve Luke, Willie Spencer, Sr., Jim Houston and others. Other famous people from Massillon are Lillian Gish, a silent movie star, and David Canary, who played on the long-running TV show, Bonanza. Massillon attractions: All about Massillon with loads of information! Massillon Museum Spring Hill Historic Home Learn all about Massillon at this great website. Return to Index
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