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Paxtons Grill

Address:

126 W Loveland Ave, Loveland, OH 45140

Phone:

(513) 583-1717

Hours:
  • Mon: 11am-10pm
  • Tue: 11am-10pm
  • Wed: 11am-10pm
  • Thu: 11am-10pm
  • Fri: 11am-1am
  • Sat: 8am-11pm
  • Sun: 8am-10pm

Nice to Know:
  • Good For Kids Yes
  • Noise Level Average
  • Smoking No
  • Wifi Free
  • Accepts Credit Cards Yes
  • Good For Groups Yes
  • Recommended Meal Lunch, Dinner
  • Outdoor Seating Yes
  • Music Jukebox

Other Details:
Although Loveland, Ohio was named after the city’s first postmaster and early shopkeeper, James Loveland, the area’s first settler was Colonel Thomas Paxton. Born in Pennsylvania in 1739, Paxton moved to Kentucky in 1790. After having opportunity to observe the beauty of the Little Miami River landscape, Paxton traveled north, and in 1795 settled in the area now known as Loveland.During the Revolutionary War, Thomas Paxton served as Lieutenant Colonel of the Second Battalion of the Bedford County Militia. Legend has it, that in 1777, Thomas Paxton ate Christmas dinner at Valley Forge with General George Washington and other illustri­ous military personnel, such as the Marquis de Lafay­ette and Alexander Hamilton.Thomas Paxton is acknowledged for being the first to build a log cabin in the area. He died in 1813 and was buried in the family graveyard on the farm where he built his first cabin. Thirty-five years later, Colo­nel William Ramsey, a land speculator, laid out the town of Paxton, which was partially bordered by the Little Miami Railroad. A few years later, Ramsey laid out the town of Loveland, which adjoined the town of Paxton. Due to residents’ frequent stops at James Loveland’s General Store, the name Loveland caught on and in 1863, Paxton officially became Loveland and new boundaries were establishe

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