Greg Hand
From Grocer’s Itch To Milk Leg: 17 Antique Diseases That Once Tormented Cincinnatians
Cincinnatians endured many diseases we don’t hear about anymore. Here are a few of them.
Without Booze Or Ballyhoo, The Fall Festival Thrilled Cincinnati A Century Ago
You might know Oktoberfest, but have you heard of Cincinnati's fall festival?
Who Died First? A German Torpedo And An Irish Autopsy Roil A Cincinnati Courtroom
Almost every major event in history seems to have a curious Cincinnati connection—and the Lusitania is no different.
He Fought At Little Big Horn And A Cincinnati Artist Made His Face Famous
Chief Ogallala Fire, known to some as Indian Joe, was immortalized as a war hero by a local Cincinnati artist.
Cincinnatian James Ruggles Created A “Universal Language” But No One Listened
Although touted as based on a simplified system of spelling and grammar, the Universal Language was nearly impossible to read or speak.
Remembering The Long-Forgotten Clermont County Gold Rush Of 1868
The local gold rush of 1868 was hardly noticeable outside a handful of incurable optimists, but gold was undoubtedly in the eastern hills.
Westward Ho! Cincinnati Men Caught The California Gold Fever In 1849
Cincinnati was fully possessed by visions of riches, but those seeking their fortune often discovered panning for gold was not exactly as advertised.
Some Large And Exquisite Diamonds Were Discovered In The Cincinnati Area
Let us know when you dig up something this shiny in your backyard.
Our Grandparents Espoused Some Curious Requirements For Their Ideal Mates
How does your better half stack up to these Victorian-era stipulations?
Cincinnati Photographers Dealt with The Bizarre, The Salacious, and The Macabre
Being a photographer in old Cincinnati could be very interesting to say the least.