Cincinnati: A growing city
The only outsiders who regularly visited this notoriously violent part of the city were police. Perhaps that's why nobody seemed to care that Over-the-Rhine's crumbling, two- to five-story brick buildings, occupied largely by squatters and drug dealers, comprised the largest collection of 19th-century, Italianate architecture in America. Read the full story here.
The only outsiders who regularly visited this notoriously violent part of the city were police. Perhaps that’s why nobody seemed to care that Over-the-Rhine’s crumbling, two- to five-story brick buildings, occupied largely by squatters and drug dealers, comprised the largest collection of 19th-century, Italianate architecture in America.
Read the full story here.
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