Old Photos I Find Interesting

[ChickenWyngz]

I knew the massive Camels advertisement existed, but I didn't know it actually smoked! See the difference in the two images below. 

[OlDog75]

Dixie Gardens Drive-In and Ice Bowl (1982)

[OlDog75]

Frozen Ohio River 1977

[Beechwoodfan]

3 hours ago, OlDog75 said:

Dixie Gardens Drive-In and Ice Bowl (1982)

Spent a lot of time at the Ice Bowl and the Dixie Drive in back in the day.  Good times!

[OlDog75]

Transporting a huge grave monument to Highland Cemetery on what is now Dixie Hwy 1893

[OlDog75]

[OlDog75]

2nd Street bridge, Louisville 1941.

 

[OlDog75]

Ted Williams checking out his bats at Hillerich and Bradsby, Louisville 1942.

[Beechwoodfan]

Chickenwyngs, have you seen these books?  There are old photos from almost any local city, available in almost any bookstore. They make nice gifts.  I love looking at them.  As you can see, my dog particularly loved the Covington book.

[ChickenWyngz]

1 hour ago, Beechwoodfan said:

Chickenwyngs, have you seen these books?  There are old photos from almost any local city, available in almost any bookstore. They make nice gifts.  I love looking at them.  As you can see, my dog particularly loved the Covington book.

Yes! Love them. Have a few. They're great. 

[ChickenWyngz]

This photo was taken in Erlanger around 1860. The family that lived there at the time was the Beeches. I'm familiar with this home and not much has changed on it. Thought it may be interesting to see how little it has changed for those familiar with that area.

[ChickenWyngz]

The ferry between Rising Sun and Rabbit Hash back in the day. 

[Kenny Powers]

5 hours ago, Beechwoodfan said:

Chickenwyngs, have you seen these books?  There are old photos from almost any local city, available in almost any bookstore. They make nice gifts.  I love looking at them.  As you can see, my dog particularly loved the Covington book.

Love these too. My favorite is the organized crime one based on the original Sin City in Newport. 

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

8 hours ago, Beechwoodfan said:

Chickenwyngs, have you seen these books?  There are old photos from almost any local city, available in almost any bookstore. They make nice gifts.  I love looking at them.  As you can see, my dog particularly loved the Covington book.

Arcadia Publishing. Man, I love ALL of those. I've only got a couple right now, but every once in a while I do the zip-code search on the Arcadia Publishing website to see what books have come out about the Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati area so I can keep a list for when folks ask me for Christmas gift suggestions.

Abandoned Cincinnati
8 Wonders of Cincinnati
Alexandria
Baseball in Cincinnati
Bellevue
Benedictine Sisters of St. Walburg Monastery
Beverly Hills Country Club
Black America Series: Northern Kentucky
Boone County
Boone County: Then and Now
Burlington
Christmas in Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Deco
Cincinnati Art Museum
Cincinnati Beer
Cincinnati Bengals History
Cincinnati Candy
Cincinnati Cemeteries
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Cincinnati Fire History
Cincinnati Food
Cincinnati: From River City to Highway Metropolis
Cincinnati Goetta
Cincinnati Hoops
Cincinnati In The Civil War
Cincinnati Landmarks
Cincinnati Murder & Mayhem
Cincinnati On Field & Court: The Sports Legacy of the Queen City
Cincinnati Parks & Parkways
Cincinnati Police History
Cincinnati Radio
Cincinnati's Brewing History
Cincinnati's General Protestant Orphan Home
Cincinnati's Golden Age
Cincinnati's Historic Findlay Market
Cincinnati's Hyde Park
Cincinnati's Incomplete Subway
Cincinnati’s Literary Heritage
Cincinnati's Over-The-Rhine
Cincinnati's Savage Seamstress: Edythe Klumpp 
Cincinnati's Streetcar Heritage
Cincinnati Turner Societies
Cincinnati's Underground Railroad
Crosley Field
Covington
Covington's Sisters of Notre Dame
Dayton
Elsmere and Erlanger
Findlay Market of Cincinnati
Florence
Fort Thomas
Fort Thomas Highlands Football
Fort Thomas: Then and Now
Fort Wright
Fountain Square and the Genius of Water
German Cincinnati
Ghosts of Bobby Mackey's Music World
Hidden History of Cincinnati
Historic Downtown Cincinnati
Historic Restaurants of Cincinnati
Independence
Irish Cincinnati
Italians of Newport and Northern Kentucky
King Records of Cincinnati
Latonia
Legendary Locals of Cincinnati
Legendary Locals of Covington
Lost Cincinnati
Lost Northern Kentucky
Lost River Towns of Boone County
Ludlow
Civil War: Morgan's Great Raid
Miami and Erie Canal
Newport
Newport in Vintage Postcards
Newport: The Sin City Years
Northern Kentucky's Dixie Highway
Northern Kentucky's First College: Villa Madonna-Thomas More College
Northern Kentucky University
Over-the-Rhine
Rabbit Hash, Kentucky
Riverfront Stadium
Stepping out in Cincinnati: Queen City Entertainment 1900-1960
The Authentic History of Cincinnati Chili
The Cincinnati Reds: 1900-1950
The Cincinnati Reds 1950-1985
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden
The Inclines of Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Subway
Villa Hills
Walton-Verona
Wicked Newport: Kentucky's Sin City
World War II Cincinnati