Old Hilliard is home to two parks: First Responders Memorial Park and Hilliard’s Station Park.

First Responders Park pays tribute to first responders who defended, protected and displayed acts of heroism during the tragic events of 9/11. One of the largest in the country, this memorial features granite walls inscribed with the names of those who lost their lives, a reflecting pool, personalized pavers and a metal sculpture. The park serves as a gathering place for somber reflection during an annual memorial service hosted by the city on the anniversaries of 9/11.

Hilliard’s Station Park is located at the beginning of the seven-mile Heritage Trail, Hilliard’s Station Park marks the location of an old railroad station and Hilliard’s original town square. The park boasts distinctive architectural qualities that reflect its rich history in the community. With splash fountains, outdoor café tables, an amphitheater and public restrooms, Hilliard’s Station Park is the perfect location for community events. Check out the events calendar for upcoming activities in Old Hilliard.

The Early Television Museum is a hidden gem in Old Hilliard. Located next to Hilliard’s Station Park, the Early Television Museum is a museum whose’s dedicated to the preservation of technology for early television. With some of the first televisions created, the museum offers visitors a unique look at the history of television and how it’s changes and evolved. Visit the museum today.

Hilliard Ohio Historical Village is located at the edge of Old Hilliard. With the original train that ran in Hilliard, the Historical Village takes visitors back in time to a simpler era and provides a glimpse at the roots of our humble city. With a church, school, cabin, and train, there’s a lot to explore and see. You can learn more at the historical society.