Summit Street

interesting proposal... fitting for franklinton too, as they have america's oldest harley davidson shop too.

no, main street is the main street, the center point of it all is drexel ave. main st. is part of the National Road too

ok, i have recently looked into some things, and it seems wooster might actually be a square... also, i think sandusky should not be a square, because the courthouse address is 323 something. that really sounds like it is not the center of a town. i'll leave it unknown for now though. also, is mariemont an intersection? it looks like one, but i've never seen it to be sure...

the download link dfly gave is working for me

yeah. that is one strange setup they have there.

^basically he was just sick of the other council members siding with the developers and thinking with their own wallet instead of doing what is best for the citizens.

^i read that sensenbrenner left for an office job in cleveland. that's too bad because i was hoping for him to be the next mayor...

hmmmm. if we get all the columbus members on here to form some sort of organization, it wouldn't need to be too big or anything...then we could: option 1: try talking to the mayor or city council and try to gain support option 2: seek out people that share the interest and have money option 3: start one ourselves. it wouldn't have to be much to start, just to get it going. then spread the word, tell the libraries, tell the papers, tell all the local history sites. the ohio historical society would probably have someone there that can help us in some way, but they are kinda broke now. there are people here that still remember history, but how long will it last? so...who is interested? and who would want to be like the leader too?

^now would be a good time to ingore the ignoring. it's ignorance, i tell ya!

^poor johnny! :lol:

actually, cmh downtown listed that number... but i know what you mean. that wouldn't surprise me, especially if they count the cow pasture labs off lane ave.! hahahha

i think we lost grasscat for the night, so i'll bring a side game into this until he comes back http://maps.google.com/maps?q=cincinnati&ll=39.314404,-84.308910&spn=0.009010,0.014636&t=k&hl=en

lebanon state prison?

state correctional facility? sw state correctional facility?

warren county jail?

Train station apparently won't end up as a museum Fire union is last party still serious about buying landmark in Franklinton there was a picture to go with the article, but it was too small, so i'll show you one of mine:

^the just under 51,000 number is for the students on the main campus, when you include the other campuses it brings it up to the 58,000 mentioned earlier.

i'll guess taft

^ 8 for one slice? sacre bleu! well, have fun in france

^arrrggg hahaha

trader's world?

i'm not familiar with those, but they probably don't have many people. but it doesn't matter, both cincinnati and columbus have around the same college population, and i'm not trying to start a battle. (but it does look like columbus has more, he he he :) )

the main campus has between 48000 and 50000. it's been a while since it was at 35. ___________________ capital central ohio technical college circleville bible college columbus college of art design columbus state denison devry franklin ohio dominican ohio state ohio weslyan otterbein pontifical college josephinum are all the colleges in the columbus metro. the total is somewhere around a hundred thousand if anyone can find the numbers

can you enlighten us? is it more than the ones listed here http://www.cincinnatiusa.org/education.asp ? ...

^i thought it was quite good... we got hit by a little hurricane-like storm on saturday evening, and that just made it even more interesting