Miami Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
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Videos
Built in 1959, this historic bridge is one of the few Steel Truss Bridges still standing in the United States.
The First Principal Meridian Marker has a fascinating history that very few people know about. This is one of 3 State line markers along the Ohio/Indiana border. Three w…[View More]
The first train robbery in the United States happened near North Bend, Ohio on the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad.
Fort Finney was built in 1785 near the current Miami Fort Power Plant. Many people drive by this site everyday but few know of its existence.
Dugan Gap is a Ghost Road due to the fact that it hasn’t been maintained in over 50 years yet it is still a legal right of way.
This town was developed in 1925 for the workers at the Miami Fort Power Plant which was right across the road.
Founded in the 1930s, the site was designed as a summer camp in a rural area for children from the city of Cincinnati.
A fascinating story of the former Cincinnati and Whitewater Canal which dates back to 1839.
The Jackson House was built in 1859 and at one point was used as a school for the local children.
Lochery’s Internment Camp dates back to 1781 during the Revolutionary War.
The original “Lost Bridge” was a covered bridge built in 1866 and lost to a fire in 1903. However, that is not the reason it was dubbed “The Lost Brid…[View More]
Three 1 room school houses still stand in Miami Township. Here’s the story before the consoildated school system came into existence.
