Interested in fun facts and the history of Stryker, OH?
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Here are some interesting facts about the village of Stryker, Ohio:

1. Stryker was incorporated in 1875 and named after its founder, Charles Stryker.

2. The population of Stryker is around 1,300 people.

3. Stryker is home to the Stryker Local School District, which serves students from preschool through 12th grade.

4. The village is located in the heart of Amish country and is surrounded by rolling farmlands.

5. The village has a popular annual fall festival called the "Stryker Ox Roast," which features a parade, live music, food, and games.

6. Stryker is also known for its historic train depot, which was built in 1901 and now serves as a museum.

7. The village has several local businesses, including a grocery store, hardware store, and several restaurants.

8. The nearby Sauder Village museum complex in Archbold, Ohio, has exhibits showcasing the history of Ohio's early pioneers and Amish community.

9. Stryker is located near several state parks and recreational areas, including Harrison Lake State Park and the Maumee State Forest.

10. The village was once home to several brick factories, and many of the older buildings in the village were constructed from locally made bricks.