Saw these red coneflowers growing along a fence line and had to stop and get a photo.

Wine me, dine me. Six Bites I Loved in 2017. Historic Articles that Mention Park Hall.

News from the Charley Harper Art Studio. Monday, November 28, 2011. The Charley Harper for Kids Collection. First appeared on page 65 of the 1961 classic, The Giant Golden Book of Biology. Wednesday, February 23, 2011. We are busy at the studio preparing for the.

What to know about where to go in and around the Queen City. Thursday, July 15, 2010. Wine down Thursdays at Plum Court Wine Room. Plum Court Wine Room owners, Tom and Dollie Moore. Growing in popularity, Tom and Dollie recently extended their services to include private parties and special events. And why not? Posted by Gail Moe. Monday, May 24, 2010. Blues take center stage at Mansion Hill Tavern.

Sustainable living in the queen city. Thursday, October 7, 2010. Sustainability activists and community leaders will meet this Sunday in OTR for what will be a great event to support environmental initiatives throughout the world. Hope to see you all there! Monday, September 27, 2010.

Bring on the CAFs! February 27, 2014. A vehicle similar to the Cincinnati Streetcar is making the journey across Europe from Zaragoza, Spain to Wednesbury Depot in England. 8220;The CAF built trams should then become a regular sight on the tramway. It is still the intention that they will enter passenger service later this year, ahead of the opneing of the extenstion of the tramway through the streets of Birmingham to serve New Street station.

Friday, February 23, 2018. This photo on Instagram from cincinnati revealed inspired me to dig a bit into the history of this home. This article was retrieved from Newspapers. com from the Cincinnati Enquirer, Sunday, August 16, 1970, The Enquirer Magazine; pages 26-32. Sunday, February 19, 2017. Krass House in Colerain Township Since 1831. 1847 Map of Hamilton County, Ohio by attorney William D Emerson, C.

We believe buildings, especially homes, have ancestors as we do. Knowing the style of architecture is only a small part of the story. Knowing who lived there and what they did gives a building a fuller, richer history, just like learning the stories of our families. Search of the City Directories approximately every five years between 1819 and 1959 for residents.

Thanks to the ever-supportive DIY printshop. And John Knight, who has curated another show composed solely of screen prints, to run in conjunction with this exhibition. I hope that you will be there, as it is sure to be a fine bit of screen printing, and an opportunity for you to obtain a print or two for yourself. If you are on the fence, check this out.