Ohio’s German heritage is a celebrated part of Buckeye State culture. Between the Old World feel of Ohio Amish Country, the state’s numerous biergardens, and Cincinnati hosting the largest Oktoberfest in the country, Ohio has a robust German history and heritage that’s an important part of the state’s culture and identity. But Deutschland isn’t the only European country that’s celebrated in the Buckeye State; Cleveland has active Italian and Polish populations, and, just outside Columbus, there’s a tiny European village that’s a wee little slice of Éire in Ohio.

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