The Queen City Historical Review
Cam Miller \ud83c\udfa5Historical and nostalgic dispatches from Cincinnati, Ohio and Northern Kentucky.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 106 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 23 days ago |
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The Ghosts of Old Latonia
Race Track Was Once Mecca Of Horse Racing
If you’ve ever driven down Winston Ave. in south Covington, it’s hard to imagine that a horse racing track once occupied the grounds where the Latonia Shopping Center now sits. And not just any tra...
Tales From The Trolley Line
Stories From Cincinnati's Street Car Past
I recently stumbled into some interesting clippings. In the 1980s, historian David McNeil compiled thousands of clippings from newspapers that mentioned the Cincinnati Street Car or Trolley from th...
Riverfront Coliseum Hosts World Figure Skating Championships
170,000 Come To Queen City To Watch Stars Of The Sport
In 1983, John Tafaro, the man in charge of Riverfront Coliseum, was tasked with injecting new life into the arena along the river. He came up with a five-year master plan to bring majo...
Witnessing Disaster
My sixth grade teacher was Mrs. Grote. She was a strict teacher. She was always no nonsense. She was by the book, bleacher her hair, wore thick glasses and smelled like she tried every bottle of perfume at a Super X drug store. I disliked h...
Fountain Square Station
The Downtown Subway Hub That Could Have Been
The 2.2 miles of the infamous abandoned subway is most likely the biggest “What if” in Cincinnati/NKY history.
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