Fort Washington Way
the Fort Washington Way is part of Cincinnati, OH .Interesting places in Fort Washington Way:
| Great American Ballpark | US Bank Arena | |
| Reds Hall of Fame Museum | Scripps Tower | |
| P N C Tower |
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top of the PNC Tower - Cincinnati, OH
Made by Brent and MariLynn
This was always one of my wife's favorite buildings in Cincinnati. In the 80's, it said Central Trust on it instead of PNC Bank wikipedia description: The PNC Tower (formerly known as the Central Trust Building) is a 495 foot (151 meter) tall building in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. It stands 31 stories tall, overlooking the Ohio River waterfront. It is considered one of the most recognizable buildings making up the city's skyline. When construction of the building was completed in 1913, the PNC Tower was the fifth-tallest building in the world and the tallest building outside of New York City. It remained the tallest building in Cincinnati until 1931, when construction on the Carew Tower was completed. The PNC Tower was originally built as the headquarters for The Union Central Life Insurance Company, which moved out in 1964. Originally painted brown, the building was painted white in the 1940's. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PNC_Tower
Cincinnati: National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and Skyline
Made by wallyg
Nearly 140 years after the 13th Amendment granted freedom to the nation's enslaved, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center opened on the banks of the Ohio River, the waterway that once separated free states from slave states and was so crucial in delivering slaves to liberation via the Underground Railroad. More than 100,000 people found their freedom through that makeshift system, which had a key terminus in Ohio. Several major exhibits, which are spread out over three pavilions and four floors in this $110 million facility, tell these stories of slavery and freedom. A two-story slave pen, recovered from nearby Mason County, Ky., is perhaps the museum's central artifact, a structure that once served as a storage house for slaves. There's also a special exhibit designed for youngsters, covering the escape and rescue missions on the Underground Railroad from 1830 until 1861.
Cincinnati: Great American Ball Park - Rose Garden
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On the spot where Pete Rose's record-breaking hit landed , south of the Reds Hall of Fame, stands a rose garden. Pete Rose's 4,192nd hit came on Sept. 11, 1985, off Eric Show and is regarded as one of the team's most memorable moments
PNC Bank
Made by Joe Dunckley
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ball park
Made by Joe Dunckley
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Nearest places of interest:
| Paul Brown Stadium BB Riverboats Reds Hall of Fame Museum Great American Ballpark | Scripps Tower Federal Reserve Bank P N C Tower Westin Cincinnati Hotel |
