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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... -
A rcadia Publishing will be officially releasing a new book on Findlay Market by Liz Tilton at the end of July. The book Cincinnati's Hi... -
On January , 09,2009 I sent an email to the mayor requesting a response to the impending senseless demolition of four historic properties on...
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In an earlier blog installment I spoke regarding the construction of the porch panels (skirts) for the new front porch on our Second Empire... -
The next decade will "make or break" historic preservation in this city. Cincinnati will either continue on a "blight=Bulldoz...
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O ne could draw some interesting parallels between Nashville and Cincinnati. Both have Historic neighborhoods, both had an interstate result...
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Could Cincinnati's Historic Preservation Ordinances and districts be in Danger? Last Friday, the Illinois Appellate Court described the ... -
The property at 1737 Elm has had a hold placed on demolition do the city can review a preservation plan being submitted by a potential buyer...
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I nstallation of the porch panels is by far the easiest part of this project. In earlier parts we covered the building of and the stencillin...