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Lima/Allen County CVB A Community of Real American Strength
www.lima-allencvb.com •
www.WeAreLimaAllenCounty.com sharree@lima-allencvb.com • 419-222-6075
Area Hotel Rooms: 1,396
Nearly 60 meeting and event facilities including the following major venues: Veterans Memorial Civic & Convention Center, Allen County Fairgrounds, UNOH Event Center, The Centre at Bluffton, The Knights of Columbus Hall, The City Club and Allen County Memorial Hall Entertainment Nearby: Museums, heritage & history, train exhibits, arts & cultural activities, events, festivals, hiking, biking, bowling, racing, golf, shopping, a variety of local eateries. In Lima/Allen County… We Have IT!
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estled conveniently in the heart of Northwest Ohio at the crossroads of the historic east-west Lincoln Highway and the accessible north-south I-75, Lima/Allen County is ready to wel- come you. Big or small, we’re here to make your next event both memorable and success- ful…it’s the American way!
Sharree Brenneman-Reehling, Meetings & Conventions Sales Director 144 S. Main St., Suite 101, Lima, Ohio 45801
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Miami County VCB Home. Grown. Great. Meetings.
Diana Thompson 405 SW Public Sq, Ste 272 Troy, OH 45373 800-348-8993 Fax: 973-339-4541
www.visitmiamicounty.org dthompson@visitmiamicounty.org
M Area rooms: 1,048
Nearest airport: Dayton Airport - 15 miles
Major meeting facilities: Hobart Arena, Fort Piqua Plaza, Crystal Room, A Learning Place
ake your gathering a memorable occasion by choosing Mi- ami County, Ohio - a sampling of small towns, picturesque countryside and friendly people everywhere you go. So many meeting options are available to suit your budget, group size and your imagination.
Located just ten minutes north of the crossroads of I-70 and I-75, and 15 minutes from the Dayton International Airport, Miami County is an ideal choice for meetings, conferences, and banquets.
Schedule your next meeting or event in Miami County, Ohio and discover our Home. Grown. Great. Community.
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