by Venus Kent In September 2017 I purchased a 1924 Cape Cod style home from the Community Board of Camp Washington (local community development corporation). I searched for almost […]
Bringing a Cape Cod Back from the Brink Read More »
by Maya Drozdz Between 1908 and 1940, Sears Roebuck plied the materials and kit home market with its home plans and several lines of ready-to-build home kits. The Modern
The Sears Kit Homes of Eastwood Circle Read More »
by Margo Warminski, CPA Preservation Director originally published in Northern Kentucky Tribune Newport is the oldest of Northern Kentucky’s river cities, with a rich history of buildings, their owners,
As NKY’s Oldest City, Newport Has Rich Architectural Heritage and Treasures Abound Read More »
by Nick Keeling All around Cincinnati, you can find multi-family homes that are both historic and beautiful. However, did you know that a majority of these buildings are illegal?
Cincinnati’s “Missing Middle” Housing Read More »
text and photos by Maya Drozdz Located on a small hill near Lunken Airport and maintained by the Cincinnati Parks Department, Pioneer Memorial Cemetery is the oldest graveyard in
Pioneer Memorial Cemetery: A Site of Intertwined Histories Read More »
text and photos by Ripley Heritage, Inc. Originally published on RipleyOhio.net Underground Railroad sites are indicated as UGRR A project of several years came to fruition in 1985 when
Historic Home and Underground Railroad Site Walking Tour of Ripley, OH Read More »
by Lauren Kitchen Stripping woodwork was the last thing on my mind when we purchased the E. Cort Williams home in the Uplands Historic District in May of 2019.
Let the Stripper Do the Work: Restoring the Natural Beauty of Millwork Read More »
text and photos by Maya Drozdz Have you ever noticed this Stonehenge-like structure in Burnet Woods? If this looks like it may be a memorial to a long-gone building,
Cincinnati’s Own Stonehenge in Burnet Woods Read More »
by Maya Drozdzphotos by Brian Zehowski Tell us a bit about yourself.I’m originally from Central Minnesota. I moved to the Cincinnati area in 2017 and live in Wyoming, OH.
The “Accidentally Wes Anderson” Photography of Brian Zehowski Read More »