Roscoe Village | Roscoe Village

River Ridge Leather Company occupies the beautifully restored James LeRetilley Building. You can purchase quality leather goods that are hand-crafted using traditional tools and techniques by the owner himself.
James LeRetilley Building - c.1847: James LeRetilley Sr. purchased this building in 1849, but died only 1 year later. LeRetilley moved to Caldersburgh (later changed to Roscoe) in 1825 from Muskingum County and opened a general store with William Wood. On August 2, 1826, he was appointed as the first postmaster in Caldersburgh.

River Ridge Leather Company occupies the beautifully restored James LeRetilley Building. You can purchase quality leather goods that are hand-crafted using traditional tools and techniques by the owner himself.

Hours of Operation

Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Closed Monday-Wednesday in Winter.
Closed Monday in Fall.

What Do Our Visitors Say?

Fascinating Historical Gem of Ohio. How wonderful that this little gem, Roscoe Village, has been lovingly restored. It is fascinating to learn about this part of Ohio's history. The canal used to run right along side Roscoe Village where Route 16 is now. All but one of the buildings is original to the site. Visiting was definitely a day well spent.