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Wyoming / Hartwell / Lockland / Carthage

Wyoming

George Kinsey House

Baptist Church

Raymond Cunningham house

G.C. Ault House

Charles Ault House Remodeling

Hartwell
Carthage
Wyoming

Wyoming Presbyterian Church

1888

225 Wyoming Rd.

Wyoming Presby church (6)

Wyoming Presby church (6)

Wyoming Presby church (2)

Wyoming Presby church (2)

Wyoming Presby church (4)

Wyoming Presby church (4)

Presbyterian ChurchIMG_3416

Presbyterian ChurchIMG_3416

Image Courtesy Cincinnati Public Library digital collection

Wyoming Pres Church

Old "Tower" High School

1880 or 1890

Wyoming High School

Wyoming High School

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Old Towe HS

Second High School

demolished

Wyoming Building Sketch

Wyoming Building Sketch

Old Towe HS

New High School, now Grade School

1928

Wyoming Ave.

Wyoming Public School

Wyoming Public School

Image courtesy of Cincinnati Public Library

New Grade and HS

David C. Jones residence

Corner Springfield Pike and Wilmuth

David Jones Res Wyoming

David Jones Res Wyoming

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David Jones

Walter Pentlarge house

Wentworth near Sprnigfield Pike

ca1917  extant

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3228686B-91DF-406E-B572-326CD66EC0CC_1_105_c

Will House II

GC Ault House

121 Elm Ave. 

[WA & B XXI 18 5//5/1904 No3]

1905  extant

Will House II

Charles Ault Remodeling

50 Elm Ave

1904

[Wyoming Souvenir (1906)16]

Will House II

Baptist Church

Burns Ave. 1887

It has also been attributed to AC Nash.

[Inland Arch & Builder Vol IX No8 Jun 1887]

Will House II

Raymond Cunningham house

[Cincinnati Enquirer May 25, 1916]

104 Wyoming Ave

Will House II

George Kinsey House

705 Burns northwest corner Wentworth Ave.

[Inland Architect Vol VXI No3 Oct 1890]

Will House II

Hartwell

Hartwell United Methodist Church

1875

Parkway Circle and Woodbine Ave.

Hartwell ME church (1)

Hartwell ME church (1)

IMG_3428

IMG_3428

Hartwell ME church (2)

Hartwell ME church (2)

IMG_3427

IMG_3427

Hartwell ME church (4)

Hartwell ME church (4)

Hartwell United MC

Hartwell Hamilton County Building Association

Hannaford & Anderson 1869

{Cincinnati Builder 3/11/1870]

Stick Style 2.5 story frame houses built by Hamilton County Building Association.

261 Mystic

261 Mystic

These are thought to be the first 4 houses built by Hamilton County Builders Association in Hartwell. The architecture plan was used many more times in the area.

245 Mystic

245 Mystic

293 Mystic Ave

293 Mystic Ave

277 Mystic

277 Mystic

Hartwell HamilonCo Bldg Assn

Bell Telegraph Building

Hudson St.

circa 1925

Bell Telephone Bldg Hartwell

Bell Telephone Bldg Hartwell

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Bell Telegraph Bldg

John D. Sayers house

18 N.Keaney (formerly N. Crescent)

[Western Arch & Builder Feb 7 1907 vol 24 No6]

unverified but possibly Sayres house

unverified but possibly Sayres house

Bell Telegraph Bldg

Charles L. Swayne/Swain house

22 S. Avalin (formerly 22 S. Crescent)

[Western Arch & Builder Feb 7 1907 vol 24 No6]

8148 Avalon Listed as Daniel DeCamp house in some publications. Needs verified.

8148 Avalon Listed as Daniel DeCamp house in some publications. Needs verified.

Bell Telegraph Bldg

J.P. Stagg/Stagge house

428 Woodbine per Williams Directory 1913

Address does not exist anymore.

[Western Arch & Builder Feb 7 1907 vol 24 No6]

Rural Road became south part of Woodbine

Rural Road became south part of Woodbine

Bell Telegraph Bldg

Lockland

Wayne Avenus Methodist Episcopal Church

South Wayne Avenue

Hannaford & Procter 1874

Uncredited image from internet

Uncredited image from internet

Will House II

Lockland Methodist Episcopal Parsonage

Hannaford & Procter

sketch dated 03/26/1875

Also known as Old Grace Episcopal Church Parsonage.

Sketch for Lockland Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage

Sketch for Lockland Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage

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Lockland ME Parsonage

Carthage

City Infirmary Chapel

Carthage Pike

[Langsam]

City infirmary Chapel

City infirmary Chapel

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City Infirmary Chapel

City Infirmary "Improvements"

Carthage Pike

[Cincinnati Enquirer August 1, 1904

Note: Edwin Anderson as a solo architect contributed additions of "insane wards, colored ward 1882, ward for toilers" ,and 4 other buildings.

City Infirmary

City Infirmary

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City infirmary Chapel

City infirmary Chapel

Image Courtesy Cincinnati Public Library digital collection

City Infirmary Chapel

New Hamilton County Home with Frederick Gerber

County Home Plans

County Home Plans

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New Hamilton Co Home

County Home Additions with Harry Hake

[Cincinnati Enquirer Jan 30, 1957]

County Home Plans

County Home Plans

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New Hamilton Co Home

Carthage School Building Addition

[Cincinnati Enquirer June 5, 1895]

125 W. North Bend Road, demolished in 1953 for newer school building

New Hamilton Co Home

Good Shepherd Convent New Chapel

[Cincinnati Enquirer April 5, 1912]]

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Drawing of new chapel.

Drawing of new chapel.

new chapel

new chapel

Uncredited photo from internet.

Aerial view

Aerial view

New Hamilton Co Home

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