“Tommy Boy's Hometown”
Nestled between Toledo and Cleveland, Sandusky is a great family vacation destination filled with entertainment, major attractions, and history. Whether you’re looking for exciting roller coasters or relaxing lake breezes, Sandusky has fun for the whole family. Founded in 1817, Sandusky is located on the southern shores of Lake Erie and is famous for being a safe haven for runaway slaves along the Underground Railroad. Many historical programs and tours are available to learn more about Sandusky’s role in the Underground Railroad. One famous landmark is the Path to Freedom sculpture, a life-sized representation of an African American man, woman and child in Facer Park in downtown Sandusky.
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