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Happy New Year. 💯

Thanks for the tip. This was filmed at the height of Covid and the management would not allow me inside the lobby.

If you’re going to do a video like this try to pick an area with no echo. This would have been a great video except for the audio. I left a Like

Flood of 1937

Flood Of 1937

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My great-grandfather died in front of that firehouse. He was a fireman and he collapsed in a chair and was rushed to St. Elizabeth was dead on arrival.

The canal would have been much more peaceful, so much road noise behind her!

Best ribs I have ever had in my life

Hail Cincinnatus!

Sadly now it’s a poisonous ditch, thanks to a railway burn.

Cincinnati has truly gone to s*** since the Democrats took over City council the gang of five ruined it for the last 10 years

I used to work for Stearns & Foster. The factory was located literally alongside the canal, which is now I-75. There used to be a picture in the office lobby of the plant in its heyday.

Think of all the animals that fell in and drowned

You have to be brain dead to beleive this story. In the time of horse & buggy, during the Civil War era this & just after this all was constructd. Yet the sights show structures that are old. The narrative IS a lie & those spoon feeding it are the liars.

audio quality is horrid.

Amazing! Thank you.

They are restoring many of the old canals in the UK for pleasure boating and walking / bike paths.

Here in NW Ohio there are still many miles of the canal you can visit, from where I am in Putnam Co, down through Spencerville and on to Ft Loramie to New Bremen etc. I'm about a mile and a half from the canal at Ottoville, OH. OH has some fantastic history.

I have lived in Cincinnati my entire life and I have never been to Findlay Market and I am in my 50’s. I need to go

Did the Grand lake St.Mary feed the canal with water?

I remember in my freshman year at UC going down into the subway. Parts of it were converted to fallout shelters. There were hundreds of 50 gallon drums of water stacked up but most of them were empty. I remember thinking, Planet of the Apes as I walked through. There were completed platforms with stairs going up into the ceiling. At one point we found a decomcamination center with showers and thousands of MREs. We took a barrel and filled it with the MREs The funniest part of the journey was getting that barrel through Nippert Stadium. A UC cop stopped us and asked what we were doing. We told him and he said, okay. So we took the whole thing back to Daniels Hall and even tried some of the MREs.

Very cool

It wasn’t a joking reference to the Germans

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Does the city offer underground tours? If not, they should.

I am a nursing student who moved here in 2019. I love this city. This is such a special, special place.

What a shame parts of it were not preserved. Would have given Cincinnati a unique identity, in the modern day, now its almost as indistinguishable from ever other Midwestern city. Such a shame.

I dont remember the canal but I remember the subway cement air vents! They are gone now. We used to climb on them.

In the video it was stated that the canal was called the Rhine River in a joking fashion toward German immigrants. How would one who had German ancestors in Cincinnati and with my last name being Smith, would not fine that comment as an INSULT?

the clicking of your tongue at the end of every sentence is very agitating.

My grandfather told me he used to walk across the Ohio river before the dams. My other grandfather used to walk to Pittsburg and ride logs down to Cincinnati. Boy, Cincy sure has changed….

Very beautiful building!

and now its asphalt.. it could have been tour boats like in Venice

Looks like a good reason for me to take a drive from Akron to check out the store an come home with some goodies :)

Free food if you're black, and when they ran out of food they gave out free gift cards. If you're white, pay up

Simping for Haydn.

My grandfather and great grandparents lived on canal right at the bend. My grandfather worked at an electric company across from the current SCPA.

Woow! I wish the canal still existed

Thannnnnnnnnk Youuuuuu!

What A Gift! Moving Out Of Cincinnati to Georgia! My first time out of Ohio! Will miss my home town food culture!

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Eli's has the best bbq in cincinnati bar none. Montgomery inn is not even in their league as they boil & bake their ribs & the only flavor is their bbq sauce which is good. If you remove the sauce the ribs have no flavor & are bland, & actually their quality has went down hill. Smokin' ribs is the only way to go.

My friend's grandmother told us about working in an office with a window overlooking the canal.

I think these liberals are tying to make a point. Hey white guy, you can’t have a free rib but if you’re black, come on in. It’s fine as a private business to offer this but this is way over the top and you should be ashamed. We are starting to see reverse discrimination now and this isn’t helping.

The reason the Gwynn Building was built in Cincinnati was to honor Alice's parents Cettie Flagg and Abram Gwynne who were from Cincinnati and lived across from the Longworths , now the Taft Museum !!! Alice Vanderbilt grew up in Cincinnati - big miss there !

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