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The Village of Beverly, Ohio was established in 1831 and is named after Beverly, Massachusetts, the native home of a first settler. Measuring in at less than one square mile, the Village is small in area and big in heart.

Located along the Muskingum River, our small town is big on charm. Beverly is home to Fort Frye School District, and boasts interesting local businesses, churches, the Beverly Branch of the Washington County Public Library, and outdoor fun. There really is something for everyone. We encourage you to visit us soon and make sure you plan includes stops at Dodge Park, the Beverly-Waterford community swimming pool,  or any of our upcoming events.

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History in Your Own Backyard

Below is a video created by “The Gatekeepers of Hidden Treasures” who explore what they call “History in Your Own Backyard.”  This video showcases many of the historic sites in our small community. We hope you enjoy watching this video and learning about some of our historic sites we have “in our own backyard.”