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Join our award winning artist for her Saturday Art Classes at Artisan Barn.
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Hickory Ridge Artists sell their products at C Square on the ridge, and at the Stockport Mill Gift Shop.
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Hickory Ridge
Know as "The Rim of the World" the hub of Hickory Ridge is just off Rt 78 in Morgan County. The ridge is in full bloom, take a drive and enjoy our scenic views. C Square is open year round and just a mile from the Best & Elliot Road intersection. Stop by for hand-crafted unique gifts.
-Slate Art & Outlet Covers
-Recycled Barn Wood Log Cabin Lights
-Antiques & Collectibles
-Goat Milk Beauty Products
-Arts/Crafts from the Hickory Ridge Artist Collective
We have added Kathy and Randy to our Features pages. Kathy, a recent Howard Christy Chandler winner, teaches painting classes at Artisan Barn. Randy has a new secluded house rental just up the road from his wood working shop. Check out the photos and information on his page.
Shew's Orchard is gearing up for a great fruit season You can get information on their secluded rental cabin on our Cabin page. American Elm Workshop is back in production making Shaker and Mission Furniture, all hand-crafted from recycled wood. Stop at C Square for directions and information on all our Artisans or call toll free 1-866-386-1439.
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| C Square Arts and Crafts | Support the local economy and buy hand-made and home-grown products from Morgan County artisans. Hickory Ridge is located just 5 miles west of McConnelsville and 11 miles east of Burr Oak State Park, on state route 78. Just watch for the big Hickory Ridge sign. For directions and maps go to our Maps page.
Hickory Ridge is Open year round featuring: Arts & Crafts, Furniture, Natural Beauty products and more. Check out our shop page to see locations from Stockport Mill, to C-Square.
Morgan County Artisans contact us! We are always looking to expand our offerings. Local artists and contact us to join our festival. Hickory Ridge is a group of crafters and farmers offering everything from apples and goat milk soap to log cabin lights. Go to our history page to learn more about Hickory Ridge and how you can become a part of our group.
We want your comments. Please give us your feedback, let us know what needs added to this website. If you have been to one of our annual festivals drop us a line and let us know how we can make it better. Hickory Ridge is always looking to add artist and vendors contact us at csquare@hughes.net for more information or call us toll free 866-386-1439.
From AAA Magazine, Hitting the Road
"The Morgan County Scenic Byway starts (or stops) at a gem of the state park system—Burr Oak State Park near Bishopville. The park offers campsites, 38 equipped cabins, fishing, hiking and more.
Byway travelers turn north out of the park on state Route 78, headed toward Ringgold. This is where the going goes from good to great—especially saddled in a sports car. It’s called the Rim of the World for this: views of hills, apple orchards and farms for miles.
Between Ringgold and Malta, travelers should leave the byway on county Road 4 to explore the Hickory Ridge area, where they will find artists and orchards selling everything from birdhouses and handmade brooms to fresh fruit and fine woodworking.
Back on Route 78, it’s a short run to twin towns Malta and McConnelsville, separated at birth by the Muskingum River. In Malta, visitors can tour an American original—the 1877-built, one-room Rock Hollow School, complete with original furnishings.
The Twin City Opera House on McConnelsville’s Main Street is a must-visit. Music lovers can catch a live performance in this historical 1890s building. An underground tunnel once connected it to a hotel across the street where the performers stayed." |
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HR sign on Rt 78 South of McConnelsville
Watercolor by Kathy, Artisan Barn
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