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Neighborhoods Initiative comes to Madisonville

A 1920’s fire insurance map of Madisonville, from Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library digital collections Cincinnati Preservation’s Neighborhoods Initiative recently launched in Madisonville! On November 20th, Cincinnati Preservation’s Beth Johnson and Raina Regan attended Madisonville’s Common Council meeting to introduce the initiative to Madisonville residents and provided an overview of historic preservation designation tools. […]

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Gateway to Northside: The Rehabilitation of 4001 Hamilton Avenue

A prominent piece of Northside’s history is getting a new lease on life. The building at 4001 Hamilton Avenue, a striking wood framed Second Empire style structure built in the 1880s, is being redeveloped by NEST (Northsiders Engaged in Sustainable Transformation) into four affordable housing units and one ground-floor commercial space. Located at a key

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Probasco Auditorium by MSP Design

2839 Clifton Ave McGill Smith Punshon (MSP Design) started in 1856. As a Cincinnati design firm composed of experienced architects, engineers, interior designers, landscape architects, planners, and surveyors MSP Design currently serves the Greater Cincinnati area. While they have projects all over the region, they had a very important hand in helping many of our

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Hauck Family Homes

506 Oak Street Picture Dayton Street in 1881—Cincinnati’s “Millionaire’s Rowe”—lined with mansions providing an escape from the smells, sounds, and sights of Over-the-Rhine’s overcrowded tenement housing. John Hauck owned his own brewery for nearly 2 decades, when he purchased the home at 812 Dayton Street and gave the facade and entire interior a lavish makeover

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Native Peoples of the Central Ohio Valley

Tyler Swinney, NAGRPA Manager and Tribal Liaison who works at Cincinnati Museum Center 29th Annual Fall Forum “This year’s Fall Forum speaker Julie Olds, is exceptionally knowledgeable about Miami cultural history. She is an excellent person to speak about how Native History is Ohio History,” said Tyler Swinney, NAGRPA Manager and Tribal Liaison who works

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Preservation Loan Fund Winner: The Bridge by 8K

Evanston Business District Revitalization, Business Retention & Affordable Housing The Bridge by 8K is the 2024 Preservation Loan Fund recipient! The $8.4 million dollar project will result in the rehabilitation of three vacant and blighted historic buildings located at 3604 – 3608 Montgomery, 3570 Montgomery and 1740 Brewster. The project includes 27 new affordable apartments

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