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La Ventura, a 1928 apartment building in Avondale and North Avondale, was designed by noted architects S.S. and George Godley in the Mediterranean style.
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Deqah Hussein-Wetzel holds Listen and Learn sessions in Avondale, Evanston and South Cumminsville.
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Local librarians want to preserve a bit of history you might prefer to keep buried in the basement — your high school yearbook. The Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library is trying to expand its yearbook collection, which already includes 3,000 items.
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The National Alliance of Preservation Commissions brings its four-day convention to Cincinnati this week. Organizers talk about the highlights.
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Josh Miller, a paleoecologist at the University of Cincinnati, was one of the researchers who co-authored the paper studying Fred. He was born more than 13,000 years ago somewhere in the Midwest. His story ends in a violent tragedy.
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From the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 to the Civil War, all the way to 2021 when Juneteenth becomes a national holiday, we explore the chronology.
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The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is hosting “Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign,” an exhibit about Martin Luther King, Jr.'s push for economic equity and his last major initiative before his assassination.
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Council Member Jeff Cramerding was the lone "no" vote. "This city has got a terrible history of historic preservation," he said. "Today's vote was a huge step in the wrong direction."
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Cincinnati native Dennis Kato's family survived America's Japanese internment camps during World War II. Now he researches the camps and shares the story.
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Kentucky's state song has a complicated past in which we see the ability to deny the realities of slavery.