Ironton, OH

Ironton is situated on the Ohio River and the county seat of Lawrence County. Ironton is a city of opportunity. With direct access to the river, railroad, and major highways, they have a great number of resources that businesses are able to capitalize on. Couple this opportunity with a rich history and you are met with a unique culture. It is also the site of a number of major events throughout the year, such as being home to the longest continuously running Memorial Day Parade in the country. It also host Rally on the River, which brings thousands of visitors from far and wide to our city every August.

These are just some of the qualities that make Ironton unique. A business-friendly community that is home to award-winning schools, and we are a close-knit community working together to move Ironton toward an even more prosperous future.​

  • History of Ironton
    • In 1849, Ironton was founded by John Campbell, a successful pig iron manufacturer in Southern Ohio. Interested in expanding his pig iron operations, he chose what would become the Ironton area because of the hills to the north of the Ohio River that housed a great deal of iron-ore. Read more.

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Office of the Obmuds

Marshall University’s Office of the Ombuds helps faculty and staff navigate processes and/or conflicts experienced  in the work environment.  Contact or schedule an appointment at:

Memorial Student Center BW14
(Walk-Ins Welcome)
304-696-2438
ombuds@marshall.edu
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207 Old Main
One John Marshall Drive
Huntington, WV 25755
304-696-6455 (Main)
304-696-6844 (Fax)
human-resources@marshall.edu
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