Better Known Facts
- Home of the 911 National Emergency Number Association (NENA)
- Home of the Monticello III canal boat, a restored one and one quarter-mile, horse drawn canal route
- Home of the Woodbury Wildlife Area, the largest public hunting and fishing area in Ohio
- Home of Ansell Edmont, the world's largest producer of synthetic industrial gloves
- Home of Pretty Products, the world's largest manufacturer and supplier of automotive floor mats
- Home of the North Appalachian Experimental Watershed and the Pomerene Forest Laboratory, both are divisions of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC)
- Home of Roscoe Village, a restored 1830's Ohio and Erie Canal town named one of the nation's top 20 historic restorations
- Home of the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, housing collections of Americana, American Indian and Eskimo artifacts and decorative arts
- Home of the Pomerene Fine Arts Center, committed to encouraging community involvement in the arts, housed in an elegant 1836 Greek Revival home
- Home of Wills Creek, one of fourteen water reservoirs in the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (excellent hunting and fishing)
 

Lesser Known Facts
- Home of the Super 8 Motel's Manager of the Year, Linda Eaton
- Home of the American Motor Racing Association (AMRA)
- Home of the 1998-99 National FFA Officer Emily Buxton Eastern Region Vice-President.
- Home of the 1996 White House Christmas Tree by Joan and Kenneth Scheetz
- Home of the 1996 International Auctioneering Champion and World Team Champion, Greg Rice
- Home of the nation's first chapter of the March of Dimes
- Home of the highest sheep producing county in Ohio
- Home of the southern most pair of mating American Bald Eagle in Ohio
- Home of the Co-Founder of the AFL, the forerunner of the AFL/CIO, William Greene (1870-1952)
- Home of CNN News Correspondent, Gordan Graham
- Home of the Newspaper Publisher of the Coshocton Why and Chicago Tribune, Joseph Medill (1823-1899)
- Home of the former San Francisco Giant Catcher, former FOX TV Sportscaster, and current Arizona Diamondbacks' Head Coach, Bob Brenly
- Home of the Contemporary Black Artist and Winner of the 1998 Coshoctonian Award, Vivian Williams
- Home of Senior Tour Golf Player Mike McCollough
- Home of the "Human Fly" Mad Marshall Jacobs
- Home of the Pope Gosser China Company (now defunct)
- Birthplace of the Specialty Advertising Industry
- Birthplace of the (either former or current CEO) of the Royal Vacuum Corp
- There are 37 named villages in Coshocton County
- Home of the oldest building in Ohio built by whites.  The Old Stone Fort in Oxford Township
- Home of the smallest church in Ohio (possibly world), Royer's Chapel in Franklin Township, built 1897-8, has seven hand-hewed pews, found off Rt. 83 near Wills Creek turnoff
- Home of the Surgeon that pioneered nerve block anesthesia and blood transfusions and founded Cleveland Clinic George Crile (1864-1943)
- Home of the Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church and President of DePauw University, Rev. F. J. McConnell (1871-1953)
- Home of numerous Minor League Baseball Teams (during the early part of this century) location what is now known as the Red Sea Area
- Birthplace of the "Coshocton Wheel" a device now used worldwide for standardized water flow measurements, invented by Walter Pomerene