Mercantile Library

Historian Dan Hurley discusses some unsung heroes — and heroines — in Cincinnati history.

The 189-year-old library holds a 10,000-year lease on its Walnut Street location, which recently got a significant renovation.

The Mercantile Library has a livestream of a nesting box put in place by conservation nonprofit Raptor, Inc. Inside, three peregrine falcon chicks are growing up.

The century-old Mercantile Library building in downtown Cincinnati is one step closer to starting a $76 million redevelopment.

The century-old Mercantile Library building on Walnut Street has been granted local historic landmark status after a vote from Cincinnati City Council…

What makes a city a healthy one? The Mercantile Library explores how the built environment changes life choices and even lifespan in the upcoming talk…

The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County is commemorating this year's 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment with an exhibit documenting…

To celebrate Black History Month, Cincinnati's Mercantile Library will present a very special appearance by legendary hip hop artist Chuck D from Public…

Book Review: Roberta Schultz reviews Robert Gipe's Weedeater: An Illustrated Novel. Robert Gipe will appear with fellow author Michael Henson at The…

Great Dixter in East Sussex, England, was the family home of gardener and gardening writer Christopher Lloyd. Today Great Dixter is listed in England's…