About Gallipolis

Located just across the Ohio River from West Virginia in the southeast corner of the state, the town of Gallipolis is rich in history and culture from its roots in 1790 when French aristocrats created the town to escape guillotine in pre-revolutionary France. Residents of an apartment or home in Gallipolis will enjoy a mix of French and American heritage and with it, a slew of festivals and celebrations throughout the year. Because of Gallipolis’ rather isolated location, most of its residents reside in the city and work at major companies like American Electric Power, Ohio Valley Electric Company, or the Holzer Medical Center and Clinic.

Besides 4 public schools and a recently completed private high school campus, Gallipolis’ students can attend the University of Rio Grande nearby. Residents of a Gallipolis home or apartment rental can look forward to the annual Civil War reenactment, the River Recreation Festival, and Gallia County Junior Fair. Additionally, the original Bob Evans’ restaurant is located in Gallipolis. The Canaday and Haskins parks, in addition to 2 local pools, provide locals with ample opportunity for recreation during the warmer months.

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