Town Center Property Management

07/14/2026

07/14/2026

Customer review time! 🍦 The verdict is in on Mastodons Ice Cream Co in Johnstown, OH and it's a win. Sunny day, good company, better ice cream. Every scoop hit the spot, and this crew already has their next order picked out. If you're in Johnstown, stop by 60 South Main Street and see what the hype is about. 🐘

06/27/2026

Sometimes it’s the powder room that leaves the biggest impression.

Bold wallpaper, classic details, and just enough personality to make this small space memorable.

Paint and wallpaper: Classic Papering & Painting

06/27/2026

Then & Now - 1976 to 2026

The property at the southwest corner of New England and High was originally constructed around 1834 by the Snow family. It was home to Worthington's first drug store, operated by John Snow and later Harry Leasure had a drug store here too. In 1916, it was purchased by dentist Dr. Claude Longenecker, who renovated the building in 1919, removing the stepped gable front. The post office occupied the front of the building during the 1920's. In 1976 when the early photograph was taken, the building was occupied by Samuel Milliron, CPA and Miter Inc to the south and Worthington Realty to the north.

06/27/2026

06/27/2026

Then & Now - 1976 to 2026

The story of the Worthington Inn began around 1835, when Rensselaer Cowles built a modest Federal-style home on High Street. By the 1850s, it had transformed into the Bishop House, an inn offering simple meals and lodging to travelers passing through central Ohio.

Through the late 1800s and early 1900s, the building evolved with each new owner, becoming the Central Hotel and later the Union Hotel. Additions expanded the space, including guest rooms, a grand staircase, and, after a 1901 fire, a third-floor ballroom that gave the structure its distinctive Victorian character. During this era, the Inn hosted everyone from local gatherings to traveling performers, university groups, and notable visitors.

In the early 20th century, the Depression and World War II took their toll on the building, which changed ownership and operators numerous time. However in 1952, George Snyder reopened the site as the “Old Worthington Inn,” known for its beloved buffet and community-centered dining experience.

In 1983 with a major restoration led by new ownership. Historic materials were preserved and repurposed while expanding the property into a hotel, restaurant, and event space. For more than 30 years, it thrived as one of Worthington’s most cherished destinations for celebrations and everyday dining. In 2007 the hotel rooms were converted into condominiums, and the restaurant closed in 2018.

After eight years, the first floor once again is home to a restaurant, with the opening of Wolf's Ridge at Worthington Inn!

In 1976, for the U.S. Bicentennial celebration, a series of photographs were taken around Worthington, including businesses and residences. Throughout 2026, this series will take a look at what has changed and what has stayed the same, as we celebrate America 250!

06/10/2026

Tenant Spotlight: Kittie's Cakes - Worthington

One of the best parts of being involved in our communities is getting to know the people and businesses that make them feel like home.

This week, we are excited to spotlight Kitties Worthington, a business that brings personality, passion, and a welcoming spirit to Worthington each and every day.

Thank you to the team at Kitties Worthington for being such a valued part of this community.

We encourage everyone to watch the video, stop in, say hello, and continue supporting the local businesses that help make Worthington special.

Your Property, Our Priority.

04/23/2026

Welcome to Worthington, Ohio, where history meets community.

Town Center Property Management is proud to care for Worthington’s cherished properties, including three National Historic Buildings, along with other local gems. We’re committed to preserving their legacy and ensuring every property we oversee is thriving, well-kept, and part of Worthington’s future.

Your Property, Our Priority

04/21/2026

Truly grateful to witness the rebirth of the The Worthington Inn. Thank you to Sullivan Builders, Inc., Wolf's Ridge Brewing, and everyone who poured their time and talent into this project. What a moment for Worthington.

02/07/2026

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