smelker81:
There is a prohibition museum in uptown. Until a few years ago Westerville had been a "dry town" since those days. There used to be a picture on the wall where you could see the house I currently live in. It was surrounded by fields with a dirt road. The house I live in is over 150years old. I barely remember the last train that ran through Westerville. When I was a teenager we would walk along where the tracks use to be and smoke weed or share our cigarettes. Now it is a bike trail and there is hardly any fields that were once farm land. The ghetto is moving closer and the upper middle class is going north destroying nature along with it. When I was young I remember if my parents wanted to go to Walmart they would have to drive 45min to get to one in redneck country. Now we have one 2 blocks from my house.