Living in Worthington
Worthington offers the attractions of a large city while still feeling like a small town. Located off Highway 315, Worthington is located in a convenient area inside the 270 outerbelt of Columbus, Ohio.
Living in Worthington offers
History
"A planned community."
Worthington was named after Thomas Worthington, Senator and future governor of Ohio when it was settled in October 1803. Eleven families traveled over 600 miles by wagon from Connecticut from Ohio. Worthington was connected to the capital of Columbus by electric street railway in 1893.
The city of Worthington lands east of tthe Olentangy River, approximately 12 miles north of the state capital, Columbus. Worthington sits in Franklin County.
Worthington Schools
3 High Schools
- Thomas Worthington High School
- Worthington Kilbourne High School
- Linworth Experimental Program
- McCord Middle School
- Phoenix Middle School
- Kilbourne Middle School
- Worthingway Middle School
11 Elementary Schools
Places to eat & drink
Things to do in
your new neighborhood
Ohio Railway Museum
Worthington Village Green
The four corners of the Green seems to showcase the best of the Midwest. The church, architecture, small-town atmosphere, family-owned shops, ice cream parlor and restaurants feature lovely ambiance and delicious food. On occasion, there are art festivals and music venues to enjoy.
The Shops at Worthington Place
The Shops at Worthington Place is a collection of unique shops, salons and restaurants in a beautiful space.
Orange Johnson House
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