Editing Zoar, Ohio (section)

== Buildings ==
As construction of the village began, the buildings were subsequently numbered in the order that they were built. Many of the original buildings are still completely original.

=== Number One House ===
[[File:EXTERIOR, EAST FRONT - Number One (King's Palace), Main and Third Streets, Zoar, Tuscarawas County, OH HABS OHIO,79-ZOAR,20-9.tif|thumb|King's Palace]]
Originally built in 1835 to house the elders of the village, Joseph Bimeler and his family made this building their home.<ref name="Explore">{{cite web |url=https://historiczoarvillage.com/explore/ |title=Explore Zoar |website=Historic Zoar Village |access-date=April 10, 2024}}</ref>

=== Town Hall ===
The town hall for the Society was built in 1887. Since the Society disbanded in 1898, this building was actually one of the last ones to be constructed. Restoration of town hall took place in 2002 with help from private funds. The lower level is used as a governmental chamber and the two upper floors house artifacts that were commonly used throughout the village.<ref name="Explore"/>

=== The Zoar Hotel ===
Built in 1833, the hotel is said to have been a home for anyone- rich or poor.<ref name="Explore"/> President William McKinley had a favorite room here. He is said to have enjoyed the German cuisine and he favored staying here. It is currently only open on special occasions, unlike most other museum buildings. Renovations have been made on the outside of the hotel, but the inside is worn down and unsafe for regular use. The preservation committee, Zoar Community Association, is currently waiting on funding for inside renovation.<ref name="Explore"/>