THE OFFICIAL WEB SITE FOR THE VILLAGE OF
GNADENHUTTEN
Gnadenhutten
is located in south central Tuscarawas County with a population of
approximately 1,300. It lies in the valley partly surrounded by hills with
the Tuscarawas River flowing along the southwest border. The two principal
streets, Walnut and Main, intersect in the downtown area. Transportation
needs are serviced by Conrail, while the village lies just a few miles
from Interstate 77 to our west and Ohio State Route 250 to the east.
Connecting Gnadenhutten to these highways is U.S. Route 36.
The Village celebrates the Fourth
of July with a one-day event which includes a horse-drawn parade and
fireworks. A Pioneer Days Festival is held the first weekend of August. Apple
Butter Days is held the second weekend of October. The Christian Indian
Christmas Drive-Thru Display can be visited Thanksgiving through December.
Gnadenhutten
is located in south central Tuscarawas County with a population of
approximately 1,300. It lies in the valley partly surrounded by hills with
the Tuscarawas River flowing along the southwest border. The two principal
streets, Walnut and Main, intersect in the downtown area. Transportation
needs are serviced by Conrail, while the village lies just a few miles
from Interstate 77 to our west and Ohio State Route 250 to the east.
Connecting Gnadenhutten to these highways is U.S. Route 36. 
The Village celebrates the Fourth
of July with a one-day event which includes a horse-drawn parade and
fireworks. A Pioneer Days Festival is held the first weekend of August. Apple
Butter Days is held the second weekend of October. The Christian Indian
Christmas Drive-Thru Display can be visited Thanksgiving through December.