Historically, the area was part of land granted to Revolutionary War Continental Army veterans, and agriculture has remained a consistent use since its settlement.
The presence of these daffodils is a poignant reminder of the Hulet family's contributions to the area's history and their deep connection to the land. As visitors stroll through Blendon Woods Metro Park and encounter these
Deer Creek State Park was established in 1955 and is situated around the 1,277-acre Deer Creek Reservoir. The park’s development was part of a broader movement in Ohio to create recreational areas that preserve natural beauty while providing public enjoyment.
Salt Fork State Park was established in 1957 and is named after the Salt Fork of the Muskingum River which runs through it. The park's name is in refer to the historical salt licks in the area, which were significant to early settlers and indigenous peoples.