Shelby is a safe community with a small town, friendly atmosphere.  The citizens are blessed with many assets and attractions that are unique for a community our size.

Shelby has a wonderful park system consisting of several parks located throughout the City:

• Seltzer Park—located on the east side of Shelby off Mansfield Avenue, the park offers picnic areas, playgrounds, a pool, and beautiful ponds making this an attractive setting for family outings.
  
  Pavilion reservations can be made by contacting Connie Bloom at 419-347-5131.

• Seltzer Pool—located in Seltzer Park 70 Parkwood Drive. Phone:  419-347-2312

• Playscape—located in Seltzer Park on the corner of Bradley Avenue and Maxwell Drive, the Playscape was built entirely by volunteer labor.

• Girl Scout House—located in Seltzer Park on Parkwood Drive, the Girl Scout House is available for small gatherings.  Reservation and rental information available by contacting Casey Kerr or Kathy Lowe at 419-347-2290. 

• Veteran’s Park—located on the west side of Shelby on West Park Drive, Veterans Park features a skate park, playground, and picnic facilities. Pavilion reservations can be made by contacting Connie Bloom at 419-347-5131.

• Rabold Park—located on Long Street on the west side of Shelby, Rabold Pak has picnic areas for quiet family gatherings. 

• Easterling Park—located off Walnut Street, the park has a small playground facility.

• McBride Park—located on Broadway, McBride Park has baseball fields and a small playground. 

• Siegfried Park—located on East Smiley Avenue, the privately-owned park features softball fields, basketball, pavilions, and a small play area.  For additional information, call 419-347-1720. 

	Shelby Museum of History East Main Street behind the Shelby Municipal Utilities The Shelby Museum offers a glimpse into Shelby’s past with memorabilia from manufacturing firms and prominent Shelby citizens.  The Museum is open by appointment.  Contact:  Sally Maier at 419-347-6697 or Kim Heuberger at 419-347-3762
	The Log Cabin Central Park in downtown Shelby The log cabin is open during the Shelby Bicycle Days Festival where artisans demonstrate their talents.  Tours depict early life in the Shelby community.  Contact:  Sally Maier at 419-347-6697 or Kim Heuberger at 419-347-3762 to schedule a tour.
	Murals in a small city park on Main Street adjacent to the City Courthouse highlight Shelby’s rich history with “Windows of the Past”.
	Morton One Room School House St Rt 96/St Rt 39 West The recently renovated one-room school house is an historical attraction for the Shelby area.    For more information or to arrange a tour, please contact Tom Clabaugh at 419-347-2743 or Kim Histed at 419-683-1793
	The Bicycle & Bubblegum Museum 3075 Myers Road Contact Kim Heuberger at 419-347-3762 A privately-owned museum featuring antique Shelby bicycles and artifacts from the Shelby Candy & Supply Company.
	Shelby Airport St Rt 96/St Rt 39 West Contact American Tower at 419-347-1185 The Shelby Airport is privately owned.  The Shelby Radio Controlled Air Rally is held on Father’s Day weekend at the Shelby Airport each year.
	MedCentral Shelby Hospital 20 Morris Road Phone:  419-342-5015 Web-Site:  www.medcentral.org
	Shelby Y Community Center 111 West Smiley Avenue Phone:  419-347-1312
	Shelby Country Club & Restaurant 3885 Laser Road Phone:  419-342-6241 In rural Shelby, the Country Club has a beautiful 18-hole golf course, driving range, club house, restaurant, and pool.
	Marvin Memorial Library 29 West Whitney Avenue Phone:  419-347-5576 Web-Site:  www.shelbymm.lib.oh.us
	Two Reservoirs with Walking Paths Reservoir 2:  Mickey Road Reservoir 3:  London West Road Wetlands
	North Central State College Kehoe Center for Advanced Learning 175 Mansfield Avenue Phone:  419-755-4700 Web-Site:  www.ncstatecollege.edu Tool & Die Academy