A Twelve-Sided 1900s Home in Ludlow
The Latta House’s dodecagon shape combines one-of-a-kind curb appeal with modern updates for a home unlike any other.
Cincinnati’s Disastrous First Automobile Race
When drivers took to the Oakley Park racetrack and went down in literal flames.
Former UC Archaeologist Uncovered City of Legend Behind The Odyssey
Classics professor and archaeologist Carl W. Blegen documented Troy, the site of the Trojan War of legend, during pre-World War II excavations.
Dr. Know: Film Row, a Square Fountain, and Oddly Shaped Benches
The Good Doctor investigates Cincinnati’s Hollywood appeal, Fountain Square’s design, and the pavilion at Mt. Echo Park.
The Lover’s Lookout at Mt. Storm Park
The Temple of Love Gazebo overlooking Northside's skyline wasn't always a secluded spot for lovers.
Victorian UFOs Soared High Over Cincinnati in 1897
The spring when mysterious "Airships" took to the skies.
Three Curious Tales Concerning Various Women Known as the “Belle of Tusculum”
Just how many belles can one neighborhood produce?
When Cincinnati’s Centennial Celebration in 1876 Turned Into a Year of Endless Partying
From marching bands to fireworks to elephant stampedes, the city packed a lot of fun and frivolity into just one year.
A Toast to the Longworths and Their Curious Grapes
The vinous legacy behind some curious Mount Tusculum street names.
Dr. Know: Sound Barriers, Abandoned Mansions, and Batman
The Good Doctor investigates a shattered wall, a mysterious empty property, and a local legend that got name-dropped by the Caped Crusader.
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