Hillrose, a small town in Morgan County, Colorado, was founded in the early 1900s by settlers drawn to the fertile land. Named after Rose Hill, who donated land for the town, Hillrose grew rapidly, boasting a thriving community by 1916 with schools, businesses, and services. Incorporated in 1919, it continued to prosper until the 1950s, when the rise of automobile travel and urbanization led to a population decline. Today, Hillrose remains a vibrant community of around 300 residents, celebrating its heritage through events like the annual Hillrose Days festival and preserving its historical legacy.
In this engaging presentation by Guy Cook, viewers are introduced to ten fascinating facts about Ohio. The discussion highlights the state’s unique name derived from the Iroquois word for ‘great river,’ the birth of seven U.S. presidents in Ohio, and its distinctive non-rectangular flag. The video also touches on Ohio’s official rock song, ‘Hang on Sloopy,’ the significance of the buckeye tree, and the state’s status in professional sports. Additionally, it features world-class attractions like Kings Island and Cedar Point, while celebrating Columbus as Ohio’s largest city. May 10, 2023 — Governor Mike DeWine announced a new − or, more accurately, old − tourism slogan for the state: “Ohio, The Heart of it All.” On the Route 6 Tourist Association Youtube channel
