Columbus Landmarks invites you to join us for a pleasant walk through historic neighborhood "villages" of Columbus. These guided tours last about two hours and cover one to two miles along architecturally interesting and historically significant streets and spaces.

From its roots in the Civil War and the farm lands off the old National Road, the Westgate community can trace its interesting history not only from the large Confederate cemetery  which marks where Camp Chase once stood, but Westgate’s roots are also in the earliest days of Columbus through families, religious institutions, and amazing history. Tree-lined streets and early 20th century residential architecture make this neighborhood one of the most charming in Columbus. Meet at the entrance to Camp Chase cemetery on Sullivant Avenue, just west of Hague Avenue and the “historic” Dairy Twist.