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Taylor-Southgate Bridge, Cincinnati

Introducing Cincinnati

Cincinnati has such a colorful past for such a fogyish city (Mark Twain said he wanted to be here when the world ends, as the city is always 20 years behind the times). The 1970s saw Jerry Springer become mayor, elected after he was caught paying for a hooker with a check. Going back further, the town was known as Porkopolis because of its salted-pork-packing plants. It was also an important center for the antislavery movement and the Underground Railroad.

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So what’s here now? Well, it’s a good place to catch a baseball game and ride a paddle wheel boat on the swift-moving Ohio River. Mt Adams, whose twisting streets lead to one of the city’s best hilltop views, is a great old neighborhood to explore. So are über-cool Northside and cobblestoned Covington. And if you’re feeling frisky, Cincy’s the city to join in a five-way. Yeah, baby!

Last updated: Apr 17, 2009

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  1. mrpenney avatar
    RE: South East North (but not West) America Road Trip

    by mrpenney 13 September 2011

    >Not to beat around the bush we like drinking, sport, eating & banter. Keep in mind that here in the land where we call it "sports,"…
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    South East North (but not West) America Road Trip

    by JDogg1983 13 September 2011

    Hello One and All, This is an SOS requesting help in organising a 4-5day road trip in the south east region of North America. We are…
  3. Crutch avatar
    Re: Midwest tours

    by Crutch 26 August 2011

    Hi, Nick. I was raised in the Midwest. I lived for 2 years in Chicago, 10 years in Cincinnati, and 20 in Cleveland. You should know…

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