Woodland Mound’s center features a life-sized, replica sycamore tree with doors that reveal birds and animals. This center includes an outdoo...
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The Kentucky Doll & Toy Museum is the region's newest doll and toy museum with over 1000 pieces in the current collection.Located northeast of ...
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The 12,000 square foot Skatepark is made of reinforced concrete consisting of a bowl design for what is known as vert skating with “streetsca...
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History:
The amusement park industry has had several legendary parks during its history - parks that are held in special esteem and looked upon wi...
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With its 113 acres of forest, California Woods Nature Preserve offers something for all nature lovers. The park features 53 species of trees, more ...
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Founded in 1996, The American Classical Music Hall of Fame is a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring and celebrating the many facets of Am...
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Our Mission:Inspiring generations to look to the starsThe mission of the Cincinnati Observatory Center (the Observatory) will be to maintain the in...
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About Newport AquariumDelighting families since 1999, Newport Aquarium welcomes your family to discover the wonder of an underwater world. SEA thou...
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Vision:To be recognized as the leader in the arts in Northern Kentucky.Mission:The Carnegie will utilize its historic building to provide a venue f...
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Building the Cathedral was the dream of the Most Reverend Camillus Paul Maes, third Bishop of the Diocese of Covington.
The project began in 1894 ...
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Mission:The Taft Museum of Art welcomes people of every background to experience a world-renowned collection in a beautiful historic house. Through...
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Nestled on a hill and commanding a superb view of downtown Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park has been offering audiences the ...
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Driven by a mission to celebrate greatness, preserve history and provide inspiration, the Reds Hall of Fame is the place where the story of Reds ba...
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History:In the late nineteenth century, public art museums were still very much a new phenomenon, especially as far west as Cincinnati. Following t...
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