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The City of Mason, Ohio
Named after the Revolutionary War veteran William Mason who purchased 640 acres of land there in 1803, today Mason, Ohio is a town of 25,000 and the city includes more than 11,000 acres. The city is locted in southestern Warren County
Mason is a progressive community with a business-friendly community and an industrial base. Mason is probably best known for its star attraction: Kings Island. This playground of southwest Ohio is now also home to The Beach Waterpark, and Great Wolf Lodge plus a variety of other attractions in the area. Each year Mason hosts the Tennis Masters Series.
Mason is blessed with the far-sighted leadership in preserving its historic past.
In 2007, the City of Mason was placed in the top 100 best places to live according to Money Magazine.


Long before he became a national star, George Clooney livied in Mason Ohio with his family from 1968 to 1975. It was during this time period in Mason, that George developed an interest in theater at Western Row and St. Susanna schools.