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I f you have a few million to spare the Historic "Cobble Court"5555 Drake Road, in prestigious Indian Hills has gone on the Market... -
A s part of our continuing quest for information on Knox Hill, based on our research for our Historic District Nomination we will, from time... -
Could Cincinnati's Historic Preservation Ordinances and districts be in Danger? Last Friday, the Illinois Appellate Court described the ... -
I follow many local blogposts, discussion boards and the like and one thing is readily apparent. Westwood residents feel "dumped on...
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H arrison Avenue is really an architectural time for any old house buff. The street spans a timeline from 1870 to the present day and just a... -
T he owner of the troubled apartment building at Sarvis and Harrison will get a "Personal Visit" by west side residents today at 5...
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T he Victorians employed a number of "over the top" treatments for their draperies. Most were fabric but if you had the means you ... -
C incinnati has one of the most outstanding collection of Second Empire Architecture in the United States, Good solid brick homes like this... -
I am not talking about scary Halloween ghosts or Haunted Houses. Architectural "Ghosting" relates to images that are revealed du... -
F all is in the air and the cool weather is a welcome relief when you are working! We decided to add a little fall color and plant some mums...