Write-up in Cincinnati Magazine, Sept 2001:
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CPS website on their food.\
The location is a 1928 era school building that was built to train kids how to repair automobiles. The neighborhood is technically Mt. Auburn, but is east of Reading Road and West of I-71. After going to get the baked goods, I explored some interesting side-streets that I had never walked before.
Iowa Street Building
Automotive Trades School
[where: 2315 Iowa Street, Cincinnati, OH 45206]
Inside the Bake Shop
Tornado Shelter Sign
The women in the shop were very friendly. I got a pie for $9 and also a few free samples of cookies and cakes:
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