Bryan (Ohio)

Bryan is a city in Northwest Ohio, and the county seat of Williams County.

Downtown Bryan

Understand

Bryan was founded in 1840, and became a small manufacturing city by 1940. Bryan is sometimes known as the Fountain city.

Despite its small size, Bryan is the home of both Dum Dum lollipops, and the Etch a Sketch.

Get in

By car

I80/The Ohio Turnpike is a few miles north of Bryan. US6/SR2 passes by Bryan.

By train

By bike

  • 🌍 Wabash Cannonball Trail. The Wabash Cannonball bike trail connects the nearby village of Montpelier to Wauseon.

By plane

The nearest commercial airport is Toledo Express Airport TOL IATA, but services are limited. The nearest major international airpot is Detroit Metro Airport DTW IATA.

Get around

See

Williams County Courthouse
  • 🌍 Williams County Courthouse. A historic courthouse building in downtown Bryan.
  • Spangler Candy Museum, 400 N Portland St, +1 419-633-6439, toll-free: +1 888-636-4221. The Spangler Candy Company offers guided trolley tours through their candy factory, which manufactures lollipops. The gift shop sells single flavor bags of Dum Dums. $6 Adults, $4 Children.

Do

Buy

Eat

Dum Dums lolipops are one of Bryan's claims to fame.

Drink

Sleep

Connect

Go next

Routes through Bryan

Chicago Elkhart  W  E  Toledo Cleveland
South Bend Elkhart ← Jct N S  W  E  Wauseon Toledo
Gary Portage ← Jct N S  W  E  Jct W E Bowling Green
Fort Wayne becomes  W  E  Wauseon Toledo


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