Sacred Heart Italian church at 527 Broadway
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St X Commercial School, 520 Sycamore
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Teacher's College, stood directly the east of St George's in Corryville
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The Catholic Telegraph has been continuously published in Cincinnati, since 1831! I would love to see more of their extensive archives published online.
3 comments:
I would love to fly back in time for an afternoon and see how Cincy looked " back in the day."
I always wondered what was east of St. George. Thanks for the pictures.
With this city, seems like whatever "was" is guaranteed to be better than what "is"- where ever it may be.
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