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In the state of Ohio there are 246 cities, along with 681 villages. The population of these cities range from over 800,000 in Columbus, which is the capital of the state, to just 36 people living in the village of Rendville. Many cities, such as Akron were centers of industry which contributed to the substantial growth in the population. At one time, Akron was the fastest growing city in America because of the rubber tire industry. Some industries have left these cities due to economic conditions. To compensate the loss of industry, these cities have focused on the arts, education and technology to keep vibrant.
Here is a look at just five of the largest cities in Ohio. Added will be a little information in what they have to offer from the arts, to professional sports, to just the beauty of their rebuilding and venturing into the 21st century.

These images were emailed to me. I do not know the site they came from. However, here is the way it came in my e-mail.
Cars that never made it. The image here is not one of them.
Check the Packard Predictor…this was part of the Studebaker,AKA the Studebaker-Packard Co. The car was no doubt already on the drawing board when the two companies merged in 1955. A real beauty. Cars that never made it to production: THE 1954 OLDS DIDN​'​T MAKE IT BUT WAS AUCTIONED OFF
FOR $6,000,000.00 IN ARIZONA BY BARRETT JACKSON.
They were pure fantasy on wheels, machines designed to make the heart race and the mind ask, "What if?”
These 1950s concept cars were automotive art built to attract public attention,test wild engineering ideas and give motorists
a fleeting glimpse down the highway of tomorrow.