History of Hudson, Ohio, USA

David Hudson lead a group of explorers and surveyors from Connecticut and through the wilderness to the land just purchased, arriving in 1799.

Hudson, a post-township in the N. E. part of Summit CO., Ohio, intersected by the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad. Population, 1457.

Hudson, a flourishing post-village in the above township, on the Cleveland and Pitts burg railroad, 24 miles S. E. from the former, and 123 miles N. E. from Columbus. It is handsomely situated and neatly built. The Western Reserve College at this place was founded in 1826, and is a flourishing institution, with 8 instructors, and a library of 8000 volumes; 2 newspapers are issued here.

Hudson, a post village of Summit co, O., at the junction of two railroads 25 miles S.E. of Cleveland and 14 miles N.N.E. of Akron. It has 4 churches, a union school, a newspaper office, a flouring-mill, a saw mill, and manufactures of evaporators, &c. Here is the Western Reserve Academy, which occupies the buildings and grounds of Western Reserve College, since the removal of the latter to Cleveland in 1882. Pop. in 1890, 1143.

Hudson, a banking post-village of Summit co., Ohio, 26 miles SE. of Cleveland, on the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus and the Pennsylvania Rs. It has flouring- mills, creameries, and manufactures of evaporators, etc. Here is the Western Reserve Academy. Lat. of observatory, 41° 14' 12" N. ; Lon. 81° 26' 2" W. Pop. in 1900, 983.

Hudson Historic District:

Start your journey by exploring the charming historic district. Stroll along the brick-lined streets and admire the well-preserved 19th-century architecture.

First and Main Hudson:

This is a vibrant shopping and dining destination in the heart of Hudson. Explore boutique shops, grab a coffee, and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Hudson Library & Historical Society:

If you're a history buff or just interested in learning more about the area, the library and historical society are worth a visit. They often have exhibits and events that showcase the town's heritage.

Hudson Art Hop:

Check out the local art scene by attending the Hudson Art Hop. This event, which usually takes place in the historic district, features local artists and their work.

Hudson Farmers Market:

If you happen to visit on a Saturday morning, don't miss the Hudson Farmers Market. It's a great place to pick up fresh, local produce and handmade goods.

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