Clintonville in the Ohio Historical Markers Program
At present Clintonville has 3 historical markers that are on the Ohio Historical Markers Program.
I am aware of one additional marker in Clintonville, located near the Clintonville Women’s Club and shown here. I believe this marker was moved to its present location from the northeast corner of North Broadway and North High Streets in 1971, and was moved to make way for a gas station at that corner. 
There may be others and if so I would love to learn about them.
Wouldn’t it be nice to see more of Clintonville’s history told via these markers? For starters, here is a list of possibilities (in no particular order):
- Site of Olentangy Park
- Site of Olentangy Bowling Alley, reputed to be the first automatic pin-setting machine
- Site of Virginia Gay Home
- Site of old Columbus Zoo
- Clinton Chapel at 3100 North High Street
- Cemetery at Clinton Chapel
- Site of first (original) Clintonville Post Office (see marker above)
- Site of Bill Moose encampment and cabin
- Site of Beers Mill
- Site of Weisheimer Mill
- Site of Wyandot Country Club aka Elks Country Club (now the property of the School for the Deaf)
- Site of old Beechwold Theatre
- Studio 35
Applications for markers flow through the Ohio Historical Markers Program, Ohio Historical Society. A 2008 Dispatch article stated that markers cost as much as $2150, and that the Ohio Historical Society’s Marker program provides grants of $750 to 20 proposals each year.