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Cincinnati photos from a series of visits

 

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Great shots of OTR, Northside, Prospect Hill.  Even on a dreary day  these neighborhoods are beautiful and full of character.

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I have always thought this was a very handsome building. I always wondered if there was anything worthwhile left under the modernized facade.

Love the title, very fitting. Nice!

I notice some of those pics from last year's UO Cincy meet!  Thx for finally sharing them with us.

Hehe gloomy.

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

  • 5 years later...

love this thread - great weather.

 

the changes since then are amazing.

 

this was demolished to make way for mercer commons:

 

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Usually, I look askance at old thread revivals, but not this time.  First, I was delighted to see this one because I had never seen it before and second, I was impressed with the many changes that have ensued in the last five years.  Thanks, OTR, for popping up this set of endearing Cincinnati photos once again!

Great photos. Despite years of senseless and thoughtless demolitions, Cincinnati still has areas of amazing density and historic architecture. "Character" does, indeed, describe what this thread conveys.

  • 4 months later...

Awesome photos. Wouldn't mind seeing some gentrification in Over the Rhine. It used to be such a bustling neighborhood when the German immigrants lived there. Now it's full of crime and I am partial to someone purchasing the properties, bull dozing them and getting at least some of the bad elements out of there. They will just move elsewhere in the city but many Cincinnati residents just don't feel safe downtown anymore.

 

For a second I thought of replying to the idea of bulldozing OTR, but...

 

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Awesome photos. Wouldn't mind seeing some gentrification in Over the Rhine. It used to be such a bustling neighborhood when the German immigrants lived there. Now it's full of crime and I am partial to someone purchasing the properties, bull dozing them and getting at least some of the bad elements out of there. They will just move elsewhere in the city but many Cincinnati residents just don't feel safe downtown anymore.

 

I don't... I can't... what?!

 

EDIT: not to take you seriously when you might be being sarcastic, but you do realize that OTR has been and is currently undergoing a massive redevelopment/gentrification that started years ago? Have you seen Vine Street south of Liberty in the past three years?

^I think jwmann2 is a former Cincinnatian who doesn't live here anymore and hasn't seen the progress we see every day. 

 

The photos in this thread above are 5 years old, and even in just those 5 years its amazing to see the changes!  Jwmann, if you're free at all this winter or next spring or summer you should definitely swing by and see what's new!  It's been a great 5 years for urban living and urban development in Cincinnati.

 

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I believe it's from the roof of the old Sears building on Reading.  The apartment building in the foreground is on Oak but not directly across from the Vernon Manor. 

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous of Cincinnati's architecture.

I don't, but it looks like it was taken from the Vernon Manor.

 

That is correct.  I was there when that photo was taken (almost 6 years ago!).

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

Yeah, I can't tell if jwmann2 is trolling or serious.  OTR is currently undergoing a huge renaissance--you should check it out!

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous of Cincinnati's architecture.

We try not to rub it in.

 

Come visit and take pics! :D (And post them!)

Ahh, I remember that thread. Just didn't remember it was yours. Good stuff!

 

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Superb set of photos; makes me want to go back for another visit soon.

 

Sadly, he won't make it back for another visit.

Gloom is great for grit! Nice post.

Kinda sad something like this:

 

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Wasn't done to this:

 

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Oh well, water under the bridge now.

^That would've been cool!

^^That just looks goofy to me.

I love the second picture

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