The following 27 photos were taken between May 22, 2010 and May 29, 2010.

 

The first series is a continuation of my Queen City Underground tour of Over-the-Rhine, this time featuring some photos in and around St. Francis Seraph at Liberty and Vine streets.

 

The College Hill photos were taken during a meeting of the College Hill Forum, where I was covering an expected vote on the Salvation Army's planned expansion of the Booth Residence.

 

The one-off shot from Hyde Park was taken while exploring various construction sites.  I believe the building pictured is destined to be torn down.

 

Finally, back to Over-the-Rhine for a trip to Findlay Market.

 

1. St. Francis Seraph Church, Vine and Liberty streets, Over-the-Rhine.

 

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9. Race Street, Over-the-Rhine.

 

10. Belmont Avenue, College Hill.

 

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12. College Hill Recreation Center, Belmont Avenue, College Hill.

 

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14. Shaw Avenue, Hyde Park.

 

15. Findlay Market, Over-the-Rhine.

 

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23. Elm Street, Over-the-Rhine.

 

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25. Elm and Elder streets, Over-the-Rhine.

 

26. Elder Street, Findlay Market, Over-the-Rhine.

 

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These photos have been added to the following galleries on Building Cincinnati:

 

• Over-the-Rhine +22 (423 photos)
  
• College Hill +4 (39 photos)
  
• Hyde Park +1 (80 photos)
  

 

These galleries, and galleries for dozens of other Greater Cincinnati communities, can be found in a drop-down menu in the website's right-hand column.

 

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Thanks for posting these! I really enjoyed looking at this set. I think Race Street could be the best street (most potential) in OTR.

Great set!

 

I think Race Street could be the best street (most potential) in OTR.

There was a good number of buildings being renovated on Race Street when I was in town, so I imagine that part of the potential will start to be fulfilled.

Grasscat post!!!

Damn, these are fine ... just like Chris' mom. Mmmm...

And unlike yours...

You guys are classy!!!

Details like the window box in #8 and the decorative patterns and bright splashes of color on signage and restored buildings always make me smile.

 

The photos of OTR that I'm seeing lately look a lot different from the ones I saw when I first started following UO in 2004-2005!