Circa 1909. “Cincinnati from Mount Adams.” Bridges over the Ohio River to Kentucky and, foreground, a section of the Mount Adams Incline Railway. 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company.
Old Cincinnati
- Camera: Sinar 54H
11th March 2013
Reblogged From enjoythearts
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Cincinnati: The Fairytale City of Seven Hills - photo credit: Matt Zory
Beautiful sunset and view from Pendleton. #cincinnati
A picture is worth a thousand words.
View of Over-the-Rhine yesterday from the 7th floor of the Pendleton Art Center, photo by Jens G Rosenkrantz Jr
The coolest thing you’ll see all day. Tag your instagrams of OTR with #thisisotr and they’ll magically appear on thisisotr.com
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Beautiful video! Look at Cincinnati with new eyes in this video from CEOs for Cities’ National Meeting that was held at the Contemporary Arts Center this week.
OTR on a sunny May afternoon, photo by Jens G Rosenkrantz Jr
Recalling warmer weather - Over-the-Rhine in July
Photo by Cincy Images - connect with Cincy Images on tumblr, twitter, flickr, and pbase
Nelson Ronsheim - Favorites, a set by mgsmith on Flickr.
Coming soon to 1215 Vine Street - 1215 Wine Bar and Coffee Lab by tazza mia
photo by James Jenkins
OTRview XIV: Michael A. Uhlenhake - Architect, Developer and OTR Resident
Check out the personal history of architect, developer and 20 year resident of Over-the-Rhine Michael A. Uhlenhake. It’s an enlightening and entertaining read!
There’s also a great photo gallery at the end of the article.
(credit for top two photos: Christopher Rumer of C Robins Photography)
