The condition of the Potter's Field is an absolute travesty. I think few people actually know it's there, otherwise it would have been cleared/better maintained a long time ago.The National Park Service awarded $34,694 to Price Hill Will for "Preservation Planning of Cincinnati Potter's Field" as part of the History of Equal Rights Grants. It was one of just 10 HER grants this year.
Can't say that I've ever heard of Potters Field in Cincinnati, in Bedford Falls yes, but not Cincinnati.The National Park Service awarded $34,694 to Price Hill Will for "Preservation Planning of Cincinnati Potter's Field" as part of the History of Equal Rights Grants. It was one of just 10 HER grants this year.
There's up to 20,000 people buried there along Guerley Rd. The field hasn't been maintained in 40+ years and now; it's completely overgrown to the point that you'd have no idea it's there if you hadn't already heard of it.
There's up to 20,000 people buried there along Guerley Rd. The field hasn't been maintained in 40+ years and now; it's completely overgrown to the point that you'd have no idea it's there if you hadn't already heard of it.
Price Hill's Neglected 170-Year-Old Potter's Field Cemetery Has a Dark and Shameful Past | Cincinnati CityBeat
A universal name for the unconsecrated cemeteries where communities bury their indigent, transients and criminals, the accurate number of dead interred at the deteriorating Potter's Field is unknown for a variety of macabre and disgraceful reasonswww.citybeat.com
I personally had no clue there was a potter's field there. I'm kind of embarrassed to admit that as I used to be a member of the Cincinnati Historical Society and love local history, especially that of the west-side.
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My condo is adjacent to that property. They are telling us the Menards is still in the works.
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Parking looks kind of limited.
Nothing like Tim’s 52 Bar
Then go develop it.
The problem is a developer or development. The problem is the CIty slow walking development in West Price Hill. Permits and money, the City holds the key.
You can’t get your friends Pureval and Cramerding to pick up the pace? Do you feel that Pureval’s inclusive bs doesn’t include Price Hill? Last but not least, what in your opinion has the new Mayor and Council done for Price Hill in their short time?
Declared Asian American, Pacific Islander Heritage Month:
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Hope you are kidding. You know these type of things while usually well deserved do nothing for the quality of life in any neighborhood most of the time.Declared Asian American, Pacific Islander Heritage Month:
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval declares May as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
AAPI Heritage Month will be a way to recognize contributions, accomplishments and more from AAPI individuals of the past and present.
I expect this to greatly improve the quality of life In Price Hill.
Rural Kings Business model seems to be take shop in old Kmarts.
The declaration was BS and t6hey need to tend to the issues that really impact the City and our quality of life. I don't know of any bias or discrimination against Asians or Pacific Islanders in Cincinnati.
There has been numerous stories about Asian discrimination in Cincy since the pandemic hit. It has been pretty well documented.
No, they have not been.
I have found two, one in April 14, 2021, in Pendleton, with no indication that it was anything more than a random robbery and one in August 18, 2021 up in Clifton. The other stories were based on asking Cincinnatians of Asian decent about the shootings in Atlanta.
I’m old school too sir. Pureval and this council aren’t going to do a damn thing but talk a good game in Price Hill and many other city neighborhoods.
Thank you for clarifying
