Delphos

Delphos, one of two cities in Allen County, is located at the confluence of Allen, Putnam, and Van Wert counties along the historic Old Lincoln Highway. Known for its rich Canal history and moniker of “America’s Friendliest City”, Delphos offers residents a blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities that make it an ideal place to call home. Despite a population of just 7,000 residents, Delphos still has its very own local newspaper (The Herald) and local radio station (WDOH).

Families with children will appreciate the excellent educational opportunities available in Delphos. Delphos has two school systems for its residents: the Delphos City Schools and Delphos St. John’s Catholic Schools. Both school systems offer quality academics with rich athletic tradition, including numerous state championships in football and boys & girls basketball.

Downtown Delphos is steeped in history, with many buildings, landmarks, and cultural attractions to explore. The Museum of Postal History includes over 7000 square feet of displays and information showing the development of American history through the influences of the US Mail Service. The Delphos Canal Commission Museum offers insight into the city's history as a major center of the Miami-Erie Canal. Residents and visitors can also enjoy events like the Canal Days Festival, which showcases local history and traditions.

Delphos is a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, a growing family, or an empty nester, Delphos has a property for you. Come see America’s Friendliest City for yourself and learn all that it has to offer!