CINCINNATI NATURE CENTER (CNC)
These are not postcards
The Krippendorf Residence
The Cincinnati Nature Center was originally the residence of Mary and Carl Krippendorf that was referred to as the "Lodge". The 175 acre estate located at 4949 Tealtown Road, Milford contained numerous outbuildings and had a designed landscape that is now known as Rowe Woods. Carl Krippendorf was a well known shoe manufacturer in Cincinnati located at 622 Sycamore. Carl was in frail health all his life and would spend every summer from March to November at the house he built in the clean air of Milford (that was called Fob's Wood). After he and his wife's death just months apart in 1964, the estate was converted into the Cincinnati Nature Center. You can see his shoe company in the Business Section.
The Krippendorf
Lodge
Water Tower
Chipmunk
Raccoon
Sparrow Hawk Fisher Spider
The 1st card above shows the Tiger Salamander, Striped Newt, Slimy Salamander, Hellbender, Small-Mouthed Salamander
Frogs
Bobcat
Grey
Squirrel
Spotted
Skunk
Box Turtle
Spicebush Swallowtale
Butterfly
Cedar Waxwing
The 1st card above shows the Eye Elater Beetle, the Cottonwood Borer Beetle, the Flea Beetle and the Ground Beetle.
MOUNT ECHO PARK
Price Hill
MT. AIRY FOREST
Oak Ridge
Lodge
Pine Ridge Lodge
The Max & Louise Braam Memorial Garden
Mount Airy Arboretum
BROOKSIDE LAKE
3354 North Bend Road
EAST THIRD STREET PARK
MADISON PARK
This park was operated under several different names, including Monarch Park, and Oakley Grove until 1930. Opening in the 1880s it had picnic areas, obviously a lake for boating and swimming, ball fields, a children's playground, and a dancing pavilion. Consisting of 4.5 acres it was located in the area bounded by Madison, Ridge, B&O RR and the Pennsylvania RR. The lake was removed in 1930. There is a current Madison Park located at Madison and Erie that was originally a cemetery. The headstones were removed sometime after 1905 and reportedly dumped into the creek bed along Stetinius and the graves graded over but not removed.
MUTH'S FISHING POND
Mount Healthy
McKINLEY PARK PHOENIX PARK
John-Cutter-Wade-Bauer Sts.
1 block from Chester Park
SHARON WOODS
Lake Gatch-Megrue
Barn
Elk Lick House
The Gatch-Megrue Barn was moved here from Milford where it originally was used to store feed and to cure tobacco. It is now used to hold a fine collection of 19th century farm machinery and tools. The Elk Lick House was moved to Sharon Woods in 1970 from Clermont County. Several years were spent in restoring the 1850s, Gothic style farmhouse by the Miami Purchase Association.
Somerset Presbyterian Church
The Somerset Presbyterian Church was started in 1820 and the church building shown above was erected in 1829 at Fields-Ertel and Montgomery Roads. This church merged with the Mason Presbyterian Church to form the Heritage Presbyterian Church. The church building was torn down (1991?) and restored at the Sharon Woods Heritage Village Museum and can be seen in the 2nd, present day, photograph.
SINTON PARK WADE STREET PARK
WATER WORKS PARK
Norwood
NORWOOD PLAYGROUNDS ELMWOOD PLACE PLAYGROUND
REACHMONT LAKE
Pleasant Ridge
GLENDALE
GLENDALE YOUTH CAMP
The Annual Feast for the Poor actually took place at the Salvation Army Citadel downtown at 114 E. 8th St. but I put it here instead with the other card.
ST. EDMUND'S
Camp/Conference center
St. Edmunds Chapel
for church & youth groups
St. Edmunds is a Christian summer camp for children. (See Bethany Home in the Religious Institutions Section).
The Big Park
(?)
Little
Park
Large Lake
Lake Hannigan
Now Lake Park
Upper Park
LAKE ALLYN PLEASURE RESORT
Near Clermont County Airport
LOCATION UNKNOWN
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