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Treaty Of Greenville State Park
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Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park SWINGING BRIDGE © Robert Wesley
This bridge sways when you walk on it.
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park Rotory Stone Bridge © Robert Wesley
Beautiful Stone Bridge across one of the many ponds.
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park Action Photo © Robert Wesley
There are alot of water fowls in this park so getting action photos is not that hard.
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park © Robert Wesley
Treaty Of Greenville State Park Unusual Species © Robert Wesley
This little guy was dubbed Dalmation Duck by my sister
Treaty Of Greenville State Park SUN DIAL © Robert Wesley
This sun dial is at the entrance of the park. Can you tell what time it is.
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TREATY OF GREENVILLE STATE PARK
TREATY OF GREENVILLE STATE PARK
Greenville, Ohio   45331
(lat:40.1091 lon:-84.6325) map location
The Treaty of Greenville State Park is a historic park located in Ohio, commemorating the Treaty of Greenville signed in 1795 between the United States and several Native American tribes. The treaty marked the end of the Northwest Indian War and ceded vast territories of present-day Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and parts of Wisconsin to the United States. The park serves as a reminder of this significant agreement, offering recreational activities, educational opportunities, and historical exhibits that pay tribute to the Native American tribes and the complex history of the region.
History of the Area
The Treaty of Greenville State Park, located in Darke County, Ohio, has historical significance due to its connection to the Treaty of Greenville.

The Treaty of Greenville was signed on August 3, 1795, between the United States and several Native American nations, including the Wyandot, Delaware, Shawnee, and Miami tribes. The treaty marked the end of the Northwest Indian War, which had been ongoing since 1785.

The conflict was primarily a result of land disputes between the Native American tribes and American settlers who sought to expand westward. The Native American nations united under the leadership of Shawnee chief Blue Jacket to resist the encroachment on their territories.

However, after suffering a series of military defeats, the Native American tribes agreed to negotiate a treaty with the United States. The treaty was brokered by General Anthony Wayne, the American military commander in the region.

According to the terms of the Treaty of Greenville, the Native American tribes ceded significant portions of present-day Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois to the United States. In return, the tribes received a payment of $20,000 worth of goods and were allowed to retain some smaller tracts of land.

The Treaty of Greenville led to increased Anglo-American settlement in the region and was a crucial step in the westward expansion of the United States. The conflict also resulted in the displacement of many Native American tribes from their ancestral lands, contributing to the ongoing struggle for Native American rights and sovereignty.

The Treaty of Greenville State Park was established to commemorate the historic significance of the treaty and is located near the site where the treaty negotiations occurred. The park offers various recreational activities, including camping, hiking, fishing, and boating, while also providing educational resources about the history and significance of the treaty.
Passes
Ohio does not have an annual pass and does not charge entrance fees to state parks.
Swimming
Treaty of Greenville State Park offers several swimming options for visitors. The park features a 240-acre lake that is perfect for swimming and other water activities. There is a designated swimming area with sandy beaches and lifeguards on duty. Additionally, the park offers boat rentals, fishing opportunities, and picnic areas for visitors to enjoy. Whether you want to take a dip in the lake, relax on the beach, or explore the water by boat, Treaty of Greenville State Park has something for everyone to enjoy.


Location
Treaty Of Greenville State Park is located near Englewood, Greenville


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Directions
The Treaty of Greenville State Park is located in Darke County, Ohio. To get to the park from Cincinnati, Ohio, you would start by taking I-75 North towards Dayton. Continue on I-75 North for approximately 84 miles until you reach Exit 44 for OH-49 N/OH-121 N towards Greenville/Ansonia.

Take the exit and merge onto OH-49 North. Continue on OH-49 North for about 8.5 miles until you reach Greenville. At the intersection of OH-49 and OH-571, turn left onto OH-571 West. Follow OH-571 West for approximately 2 miles until you reach the entrance to the Treaty of Greenville State Park on your left.

If you are coming from Columbus, Ohio, you would start by taking I-70 West towards Dayton. Continue on I-70 West for approximately 70 miles until you reach Exit 24 for OH-503 towards Lewisburg/West Alexandria. Take the exit and turn left onto OH-503 South.

Continue on OH-503 South for about 9 miles until you reach the town of Lewisburg. In Lewisburg, turn right onto US-40 West/US-127 North and continue for about 14 miles. Just before entering Greenville, turn left onto OH-571 West. Follow OH-571 West for approximately 2 miles until you reach the entrance to the Treaty of Greenville State Park on your left.

The exact address for the Treaty of Greenville State Park is 8050 State Route 571 West, Greenville, OH 45331.

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