Cincinnati: A Guide to the Queen City and Its Neighbors |
Contents
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Great River | 53 |
Brother Against Brother | 63 |
Mammon and the Muses | 69 |
Trouble on Sycamore Street | 90 |
Gay Old Cincinnati | 104 |
Mount Lookout | 297 |
Tour 15 | 312 |
Tour 16 | 323 |
Tour 17 | 338 |
Tour 18 | 355 |
Tour 19 | 371 |
Tour 11 | 378 |
Tour 21 | 390 |
The Boss | 113 |
Only Yesterday | 123 |
Tour 1 | 145 |
Tour 2 | 156 |
Fourth Street | 162 |
Tour 5 | 177 |
Tour 6 | 191 |
Tour 7 | 197 |
Tour 14 | 198 |
Tour 8 | 207 |
West | 224 |
East EndMount Washington | 241 |
Tour 10 | 263 |
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2-story acres annexed to Cincinnati Anthony Wayne Auburn Avenue Barnhorn became brick building built Catholic cemetery Central church Cincin Cincinnati Art Museum cinnati city's Club Colerain College colored Company corner Court east Eden Park erected factory farm feet front garden German Hall Hamilton County Harrison high school hillside horsecar Hospital Indian industry John John Cleves Symmes Kentucky land later Longworth Ludlow McMicken McMillan Miami miles Mount Adams Mount Adams Incline Museum Negroes Nicholas Longworth North Bend Norwood occupied Ohio River Over-the-Rhine Park Parkway Photograph by courtesy Pike Pkwy plant present Price Hill Queen City railroad Reading Rd red-brick residents Retrace Road Rookwood Rookwood Pottery rooms side Spring Grove Ave stone structure suburb Sycamore Symmes Taft tion tower town trees trim University of Cincinnati viaduct village Vine St Vine Street Walnut Hills William wooded
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Page 38 - Cincinnati is a beautiful city; cheerful, thriving, and animated. I have not often seen a place that commends itself so favourably and pleasantly to a stranger at the first glance as this does : with its clean houses of red and white, its well-paved roads, and footways of bright tile.
Page 38 - ... of bright tile. Nor does it become less prepossessing on a closer acquaintance. The streets are broad and airy, the shops extremely good, the private residences remarkable for their elegance and neatness.