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When most people think of destination-worthy Ohio towns, Cleveland and Cincinnati typically steal the spotlight, leaving Marietta to quietly perfect its charm in the southeastern corner of the state.

Vermilion, Ohio – nestled on the shores of Lake Erie – is that rare small town that feels both frozen in time and completely alive. You know those places that make you feel like you’ve stumbled onto a ...