It became, in reality "Hebron: Historic Crossroads of Ohio"- today's slogan for the Village of Hebron. This sometimes raucous canal town with it's tanneries, sawmills, warehouses and distilleries was, for a time, a busy market place and was known to pioneers of the day as a center of agriculture and industry. Laid out in 1827 by John Smith, it became an important link in the Ohio Canal System. Hebron, the sixth town laid out in Licking County, is located on Route #40, the "Old National Trail," an extension in 1834 of the historic Zane Trace.
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