Vintage Cincinnati Gallery

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TheDixie Terminal building opened in 1921. Designed as a transportation centerserving Cincinnati and

The town of Madisonville; now situated between Oakley,Fairfax and Indian Hill neighborhoods, was fou

Andries Nielen, (1850-1940) known as A. Nielen, waseulogized as a merchant, traveler and a Dutch imm

Have you ever wondered what life was like in Cincinnati in the early 20th century? Click the images

photosthroughhistory:A look inside the magnificent Cincinnati Public Library that held over 300,000

A suffragette posed in police uniform to illustrate the concept of a policewoman, Cincinnati, Ohio c

yesterdaysprint:The Cincinnati Enquirer, Ohio, December 4, 1947

yesterdaysprint:The Cincinnati Enquirer, Ohio, August 28, 1947

While preparing or feasting tomorrow, do not forget to be thankfulfor your modern-day appliances! Le

Old Cincinnati Public Library, demolished 1955. Now an office building…

Strategically located on four locks of the Miami-Erie Canal, the village of Lockland was planned in

rosscountyhistoricalsociety: A photo of the world champion Cincinnati Reds team, 1920.

ca. 1880, Western Wilds, and the Men Who Redeem Them, J. H. Beadle. Cincinnati: Jones via Heri

Majel Coleman was Cincinnati girl born in 1903. Her family lived in various areas around the city, i

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

danskjavlarna: From the University of Cincinnati’s 1928 yearbook. Cartoonists making faces thr

Major Dad’s Vintage Nudes post 050 1939 Life magazine photograph of the Cincinnati Reds s

Cincinnati Reds 1939

vintagelibraries: Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, 9th Street Bridge, ca. 198

danskjavlarna:From the University of Cincinnati’s 1917 yearbook. Here’s my gallery of un

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