Suburban Streets 2

HYDE PARK

Business center

LOCKLAND

            
Dunn St.

         
Mill Street                                                                                                Williams St.                    

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Street Scene in 1901                            Lock Street       

LOVELAND

Jackson Street looking west

                       
   Telephone Poles                    No Telephone Poles

                       
                    Jackson St. looking east                                                Jackson and Taylor Sts.  

                    
Opera House / Bandstand                                                              Riverside Avenue                                                      

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        Anchutz Building                      East Broadway              Broadway Looking West                    Broadway             
                                                                                                                                                         Thanks to S. Kabakoff

             
     Main Avenue                        West Loveland                       East Kemper Road

MADISONVILLE

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  Central Ave. & Main St.            Central Avenue                 Looking North on Central      Madison RD. E. of Central
                                                                                                                              B. & O. Railroad Bridge                                                                        

MARIEMONT

Maple  Street

MILFORD

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Modern Reproduction                                                                             Main Street          
of 1910 card                                                                                                             

   The building on the left side of the 2nd card above was built by the Milford Masonic Lodge in 1846 and was used by them until 1848. It was used As the home to the Milford National Bank, the Citizens National Bank, Stumph's Pharmacy, Johnson Pharmacy, Gatch Insurance Agency, the Korner Barber Shop. It was known as the J. B. Iuen Building from 1888 until 1915. The Milford Seminary was on the 2nd floor with Iuen's store on the 1st floor.

               
Looking West down Main                                            Main Street                                        

   The 2nd card above shows the Johnston drugstore and Krogers on the left and The savings and loan and hardware store on the right. The 3rd RPPC shows a much earlier view of the middle card.

2 version of same image                                                            
                   
Water Street 

Garfield Ave.

MT. HEALTHY

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                          North From 1st                                         North From 2nd                           Real Photo                    Looking S. in 1886
All four cards Main Street

           
     2nd St. East of Main               Prominent Business Corner
Both cards are of the same corner

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MONTGOMERY

       
  North on State St.                  West on Cooper Ave.

NORTHSIDE

            
    Hamilton & Chase                                     Knowlton's Corner                                  Hamilton & Spring Grove

   The first card above shows the Domhoff Buildings at 4203-4210 Hamilton Ave. and 1604-1614 Chase Ave. that were built in 1893. The complex includes 17 apartments and 5 retail spaces. They were added to the National Historic Register in 1980. The two center cards above show the Kroger Grocery store and the open air markets behind it. To the right is the Fisk Monument Co. and the office of Judge William Howard Taft, dean of the University of Cincinnati College of Law. The center building was known as the Knowlton Stone Blockhouse that was built in the late 1840s and lasted until the 1937 flood destroyed it. It was replaced by a Checkers Store and is now home to Capazollo Printing. The center structure in the last card above shows Bristles Pharmacy that was constructed in 1851 as Dodsworth Hall. Bristles operated from 1877 to 1928.

       
Hamilton Avenue

NORTH  BEND

Taylor's Business Block
North Bend

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