A House Divided: Soap Opera in Cincinnati
The battle to preserve or demolish the historic James Gamble house continues between Greenacres Foundation and defenders of historic homes. At issue: Greenacres wants to raze the building and turn their property into an outdoor educational center, but the Cincinnati Preservation Association plans to raise $10 million to purchase and preserve the house.Read the full story here.
The battle to preserve or demolish the historic James Gamble house continues between Greenacres Foundation and defenders of historic homes. At issue: Greenacres wants to raze the building and turn their property into an outdoor educational center, but the Cincinnati Preservation Association plans to raise $10 million to purchase and preserve the house.
Read the full story here.
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