Greenville

I'm assuming that you and your neighbors moved to West Chester BEFORE I-75 was built? It was built to accommodate development that was already there? Development follows infrastructure, not the other way around. The infrastructure had to be there first. Redevelopment in OTR couldn't be fully realized without the streetcar being there first.

What is phase 2 of the transit center?

Nah, he is unfortunately talking about Seattle's new light rail line.

What about the recently studied Subway extensions(specifically completing the Walnut Street subway)? If the streetcar is built, wouldn't subway construction close the Walnut Street running portion? Would the streetcar prohibit this extension?

Yay!!! Darke County!!! Thanks for showing off Versailles...

Looks like a great town! I agree about the courthouse being built into the block...very nice.

Yay! the home of wally-world (go-cart place)!

I've always loved the view with the "skyline" and the hills in the background. It is truly a pretty town.

No love for Greenville? ;) I like Sydney and Troy as well, but I submit Bellefontaine and Urbana as two of my favorites. I also like some of the southeastern river towns, like Marietta and Steubenville.

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I could have just stumbled across my future residence...what a great building and great location! :wink2:

I think Louisville, Columbus, and Cleveland were supposed to have events. It was supposed to be centered in Cincy, but it was kind of an Ohio/whole area thing.

Versailles, OH (Darke county) is also pronounced ver-sales. It is a really nice town though, with a great downtown. I will take some picks to post sometime...

Wow, some crazy stuff on that corner. It would be interesting to see that expand a bit around that whole area...

I like the photo that shows both the fountain and Carew Tower. Nice work...