by Evanston Community Councilphotos by Angie Lipscomb Photography In 1904, the Missionaries of the Precious Blood expressed interest in establishing a parish in Evanston, a new middle-class suburb of […]
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by Deb Del Valle In 1931 Richard Huseman founded HGC Construction based on the values of quality and craftsmanship. Since then the locally-owned business has continued to play an
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adapted from Conservation Guidelines: Uplands Historic Districtphotos by Maya Drozdz The Uplands Historic District in East Walnut Hills is notable for its high concentration of late 19th century residential
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by Maya Drozdzphotos by Seth Hershey Cincinnati’s neighborhoods offer a plethora of pedestrian-only shortcuts and vistas in the form of public stairs. At the height of their use in the
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by Margo Warminski, CPA Preservation Directororiginally published in Northern Kentucky Tribune “Newport’s social structure would also change fundamentally. A prosperous, old-stock, Protestant, river town would evolve into an immigrant,
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by Margo Warminski, CPA Preservation Directororiginally published in the Northern Kentucky Tribune The Cote Brilliante Historic District in Newport, whose name means “shining hill” in French, honors a physically
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