Walnut Hills
Well my love affair with Walnut Hills continues with a quick look at some buildings near the intersection of Kemper Lane and East McMillan. I do not know a lot about the buildings here but there is some great architecture here (not including Kroger) and about a block in each direction.
The Ransley (1895) - Samuel Hanaford & Sons, Architects
Individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places
The Hauck Building (c. 1895)
The Trevarren Building
Walnut Hills Branch Library (1904) - James McLaughlin & James Gilmore
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
Church of the Advent
At Park & East McMillan . . .
The Park Apartment Building
References:
Cincinnati: A Guide to the Queen City and Its Neighbors
Painter, Sue Ann. Architecture in Cincinnati. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Press, 2006.
Historic images from Library's Cincinnati Memory Project.
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3 comments:
What is the building with the little faces next to the library? I passed it the other day (and thought of Queen City Survey! Really!). It looks closed up, how sad. Love the small devilish heads all around!
Anne: It is an apartment building. I love those faces too!
What is the red brick building on the NW corner of Park and McMillan. It looks like a public building of some type. I heard it had something to do with the old trolley system but I can't confirm this. Does anyone know?
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