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Tourist attractions
Church of the Resurrection (1.9 km)
Church of the Resurrection is a Roman Catholic place of worship operated by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
Harriet Beecher Stowe (4 km)
Harriet Beecher Stowe lived in Cincinnati from 1832 to 1850; her experiences inspired the anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
Cincinnati Federation Clubhouse (4 km)
The Cincinnati Federation Clubhouse, designed by Samuel Hannaford in 1925, supported Black education and social welfare during the Great Migration and remains active.
Manse Hotel and Annex (4 km)
Memorial honoring Horace Sudduth’s hotel, a key site for Black travelers during segregation.
Votes for Women (4 km)
The Votes for Women monument commemorates the struggle for women's suffrage.
Lane Theological Seminary (4 km)
Founded in 1829, Lane Theological Seminary educated Presbyterian ministers and was led by Lyman Beecher until its 1932 merger.
Peebles Corner (5 km)
Memorial marking a historic shopping and residential area that grew after cable car electrification.
Chatfield Memorial (5 km)
Park dedicated to the memory of influential individuals or events in Cincinnati.
Ronald Walker Tower of Light (6 km)
Historic monument accessible to the public, symbolizing local history or achievements.
Irish Heritage Center of Cincinnati (6 km)
Museum and cultural center celebrating Irish heritage and contributions in Cincinnati.