1020 Washington Ave Unit 4

While it wasn't actually settled until 1834, Louisville is known as the "Constitution Town." It earned the moniker during the 1950s, when resident Olga T. Weber petitioned city officials to enact a Constitution Day. The day was established, and she later asked the US Senate to designate a Constitution Week. In 1957, in recognition of her efforts, the town was declared "Constitution Town." Louisville is located about six miles northeast of Canton and 28 miles southeast of Akron.

Louisville's old-fashioned, Midwestern charm makes this city a true gem. Its downtown historic district is pedestrian-friendly with wide sidewalks and period light fixtures. Residents enjoy a variety of shops, art galleries, and restaurants along Main Street. Parks include the large Mary C. Metzger Park, an 88-acre park with a playground, ball fields, picnic areas, and walking and jogging paths. Constitution Park provides a fishing pond, a playground, picnic pavilions, and a walking path.