The National Road is full of quirky country homes and hobbies. This home off a section of the old National pike east of Zanesville, Ohio is loaded with Marlin bird houses. These birds are difficult to coax into living quarters, but once you have them, they keep insect populations at bay and they're very entertaining to watch.

Mark Spearman Photography

The National Road is a historic road that started with settlers moving west.

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Cumberland mile marker on State Route 40, The National Road.

The legendary dinosaur foot rock near Springfield, Ohio on Route 40.

Abandoned gas station on Route 40, The National Road, near Springfield, Ohio.

Joe's Grille On The National Road In Springfield, Ohio.

Antique shop in Licking County, Ohio on Route 40.

The National Road is full of quirky country homes and hobbies. This home off a section of the old National pike east of Zanesville, Ohio is loaded with Marlin bird houses. These birds are difficult to coax into living quarters, but once you have them, they keep insect populations at bay and they're very entertaining to watch.

The Shamrock Motel East of Columbus, Ohio on The National Road, Route 40.

Telephone building on Route 40 in Gratiot, Ohio. Possibly one of the last remaining phone booths in the area.

The National Road is full of quirky country homes and hobbies. This home off a section of the old National pike east of Zanesville, Ohio is loaded with Marlin bird houses. These birds are difficult to coax into living quarters, but once you have them, they keep insect populations at bay and they're very entertaining to watch.