13 Facts About Weinland Park

Weinland Park is a neighborhood north of downtown Columbus, Ohio and encompassed by the boundaries of the University District.

Weinland Park saw the sapping of its population and wealth with the rise of newer suburbs ringing the outer reaches of the city and the collapse of local industry and streetcar lines.

Weinland Park started his career as assistant city solicitor before moving on to become the city solicitor of George Marshall.

Post World War II, Weinland Park experienced the effects of suburbanization, white flight, and disinvestment which occurred across the nation at the time.

The Weinland Park Collaborative brings together The Ohio State University, the City of Columbus, Habitat for Humanity, the Weinland Park Community Civic Association, and many other stakeholders to pool funding and resources with which to improve the neighborhood.

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Weinland Park is located North of Downtown Columbus and East of The Ohio State University.

Areas around Weinland Park include Indianola Terrace to the north, Italian Village to the south, Milo-Grogan to the east, The Ohio State University campus to the northwest, and Peach District, Dennison Place, and The Circles to the west.

Weinland Park is a gridded, transit-oriented neighborhood with easily accessible one way roads, and COTA bus stops at several locations.

Weinland Park has roughly 5000 residents who live in about 2000 households.

In terms of housing variety, Weinland Park has a rather wide spectrum from single-family homes to row houses.

Weinland Park has several notable landmarks and memorable architectural structures.

Notable geographical feature of Weinland Park is a 20-acre brownfield site called "The Mound".

Weinland Park was established by the son of the founding President of The Ohio State University.