Canfield Event Tickets

Canfield
Canfield is an attractive city located in Mahoning County, Ohio, United States. The city is in the Youngstown - Warren area and provides good travel and tourist attractions. If you are in search of beautiful and quite holiday spot, then Canfield will not disappoint you at all.

Canfield has a centuries old history full of good and hard times. It became Township in 1798, No. 1 in range No. 3 after the purchase from the Connecticut Land Company.

Although, it was purchased by six gentlemen; most of the land was owned by Judson Canfield. At that time, the township was called Campfield, however, on April 15, 1800 it was voted to be called Canfield, in honor of this man. Located on the southeastern border of the Connecticut Western Reserve Territory, Canfield was about to be a reputed city and a respected visiting city.

Most of the first settlers of Canfield came from Connecticut. Later, major immigrations by the Germans in 1805 and in 1852 by the Irish Catholics made the city popular in far-off areas. In 1801, the area's first business was opened in the northwestern part of the township. It was a sawmill. In the later part of 1800's, stagecoach service was established for mail and travelers.

Canfield remained the part of Trumbull County till 1846, when the counties in the area were redefined and Mahoning County emerged as a new county. Canfield planned to be the county seat and it was made such in 1846 because of it being the geographical center.

The Youngstown, on the other hand, grumbled that it should have had that honor. Thus began a debate that would last three decades until and unless bill for removal of the county seat from Canfield to Youngstown was voted upon by the legislature in Columbus in 1874.

It should also be noted that Canfield experienced a lot of growth during that era. During this crisis, Canfield was represented by General James A. Garfield who later became President of the United States.

Following its removal as county seat, things went wrong for Canfield. The hotel industry died off and Canfield lost contact with the rest of the county. However, it became the center of a farming community. However, the city re-appeared soon as a booming and cheering community that enjoy life and make others enjoy it by offering interesting options.

It is better to explore Canfield on your own. However, we give you a sneak peak of what you should visit and what to expect from this lovely town of Ohio. The primary architectural style of Canfield is like Classic Revival that has got a style and maturity of the Western Reserve region.

This style was brought to this area by early settlers and became popular during Thomas Jefferson's presidency. It is one of the Canfield's greatest assets and attracts new residents to the community.

Not only architect, Canfield rules because of its natural beauty as well. From its lush green gardens to breath-taking locales, everything is magical about this small but amazing city. Some parts have a New England-style village touch while others are as par modern standards.

The churches in the area are worth-visiting. The First Presbyterian Church, Kingdom Hall and a church by Jubilee Christian Fellowship are good places. There are public parks, family entertainment venues and sports facilities available throughout the city. The town center is a venue for a wide range of community activities.

Canfield Fair is a most popular attraction of the city of Canfield. It draws hundreds of thousands of people from all over the country. The first Canfield Fair was held on October 5, 1847 as a one day event with livestock tethered along Broad Street.

In 1851, it moved to its present location on State Route 46 and the fairgrounds were expanded in 1867. The Main Hall was opened in 1896 to commemorate its Golden Jubilee. Now it is called the Floral and Fine Arts Building.

Canfield Fair is the second largest County fair in the entire Country and presents Animals galore at its best. There are countless animals in this fair including rabbits, horses, pigs, goats, chickens, turkeys, llamas and dairy cows.

On the back side of the fair, there are huge Belgian, and Clydesdale type horses and professional race horses that are boarded there year round. There are much more animals here than what you can imagine so its a good way to have fun.

The antique tractors, old single hit engines, a working steam shovel and sawmill can also be found at this great fair of Canfield city. From Flower arranging to photography and from art work to the pumpkin barn, everything is fun here.

There are many other entertaining events going in and around Canfield throughout the year. So go to this beautiful land and enjoy its exciting attractions.