Cincinnati History Gallery
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The Cosmopolitan School of Music was the first Black owned and operated music school in the United S
Reverend Edmund Harrison Oxley Sr. D. D. was born in Trinidad on January 30, 1881. He earned a senio
Businessman William Woodward opened the first Woodward High School on October 24, 1831. The oldest p
Designed by Samuel Hannaford, the H. W. Derby Building has served as a bank and a photography studio
Businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie donated and built over 2,500 libraries worldwide betw
Check out this selection of unique photographs from the book “Night in Cincinnati,&rdq
Piatt Park, located on Garfield Place between Vine St. and Elm St. in downtown Cincinnati, is one of
The streetscapes of Cincinnati are always changing. Businesses come and go, old buildings are torn d
The Mühlhäuser brothers Gottleib and Henry were successful businessmen when they teamed up
In 1886, apple-farmer, James Parker sold 20 acres of land along the Ohio River. By June, the Ohio Gr
Founded in 1817, Christ Church was the first Protestant Episcopal church in Cincinnati. Founded by a
The current village of St. Bernard was first settled by John Ludlow in 1793. By 1850, John Bernard S
Swimmers used to flock to the Ohio River to beat the heat. Kentucky had several popular sandy bathin
One of the most iconic structures in Cincinnati is City Hall. The Richardson Romanesque style of arc
In this month of celebrating Pride, we highlight LGBTQ+ history and representation in Cincinnati.In
Summer is here and we are eager to enjoy the warm weather and have fun outdoors. Cincinnatians have
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