Cheshire was once a vibrant small town in southeastern Ohio. Located on OH 7, a primary highway through the region, it maintained its presence in spite of the dominating James M. Gavin American Electric Power (AEP) power plant just down the road. For many years, the plant co-existed with the community, providing quality jobs for the region and providing power for a region far larger than the Columbus Outerbelt even. Bad times were looming, however, and it was going to be a long and costly battle.
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