Columbus Landmarks invites you to join us for a pleasant walk through historic neighborhood "villages" of Columbus. These guided tours last about two hours and cover one to two miles along architecturally interesting and historically significant streets and spaces. 

The hidden village which is right before your eyes on North High Street.  North Columbus was a separate and thriving town from the 1830s (platted 1842) until it was annexed into Columbus in the late 19th century. Though street names had to change (there was already a First, Second, Third, and Fourth Streets in Columbus), surprisingly, many buildings and pockets of the neighborhood did not—yes, you will learn where Union troops and generals (including a very famous one) strolled about, see 100 years of architectural styles, and find out what famous contemporary families in Columbus have roots in this amazing neighborhood which is soon to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Meet at 100 Arcadia Avenue in the parking lot of the former North High School.