Cincinnati, like Rome, was originally built upon seven hills. I've searched online for a list of the original seven, but have come up with varying results. I found this on Wikipedia:
Cincinnati also is known as the "City of Seven Hills." The seven hills are fully described in the June, 1853 edition of the West American Review, "Article III--Cincinnati: Its Relations to the West and South." The hills form a crescent from the east bank of the Ohio River to the west bank: Mount Adams, Walnut Hills, Mount Auburn, Vine Street Hill, Fairmount, Mount Harrison, and College Hill.
Seems legit to me, but you can never trust wikipedia as a source 100% of the time. I found an article from Cincinnati.com about the seven hills. They have listed Mt. Adams, Mt. Auburn, Walnut Hills, Fairmount, Fairview Heights, Clifton Heights, and Price Hill. Finally, I found another article that listed the most common hills thought to be the seven... not much help.
Oh! I just had a great idea. I have a few friends that went to Mercy and took a "History of Cincinnati" class. Maybe they'll have some insight on the original seven! I'll let you know what I found out!
Wow look at the time!
Time for bed!
Oh! I just had a great idea. I have a few friends that went to Mercy and took a "History of Cincinnati" class. Maybe they'll have some insight on the original seven! I'll let you know what I found out!
Wow look at the time!
Time for bed!
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