German Village's less attractive, but still reasonably good-looking brother. Schumacher Place doesn't have as much brick (what neighborhood does?) and has it's own charm.

 

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never heard of that moniker, but its a very nice area. good to highlight something a little more obscure. i wasn't quite sure exactly where it was, until you showed planks (i always liked that place).

Nice! Looks like a comfortable neighborhood to live in.

Gotta love all of those 2-story, brick rowhouses in Cbus.  Glad to see you're able to get your pictures to post again.

I can't resize them so they're smaller, but whatever. The Schumacher Place Civic Association has a map of the area.

 

Great photos and lovely neighborhood!

Interesting...

Great pics Columbusite. You do a good job of representing for Columbus. We don't get enough love around here.

 

 

Gotta love all of those 2-story, brick rowhouses in Cbus.  Glad to see you're able to get your pictures to post again.

 

I don't and lets be honest, you don't either after being spoiled by Cincinnati. Columbus' rowhouses are bland and ideally they should be brought to the sidewalk. However, Columbus has some of the best brick Victorians around that even Hyde Park wishes it had.

 

I'm glad they're preserved and they are nice, but the rowhouses definitely aren't close to being the best. :|

 

Excellent tour!

columbusite thx for the map. i figured about right, but cool to see the actual boundries.