Xenia Hometown Christmas

1998 replica of Xenia's 1880s brick railroad station. Now the hub for a number of rail trails. Has car parking, restrooms, a preserved railroad caboose, and a splash pad.

A historic courthouse with a large clocktower.

A historic farm that was once provided the highest quality limestone in the state. The farm helped provide stone for the Washington Monument in Washington, DC.

A historic orphanage built to help heal the wounded after the American Civil War, the orphanage only ceased to function in 1997. It now houses Christian ministries such as Athletes in Action.

A historically black public university across the street from Wilberforce University.

A historically black private college that was the first to be owned and operated by African Americans. W.E.B. Du Bois was once a professor here.