The Abandoned Cincinnati Inclines (Cincinnati, Ohio)

[@jwc4520]

Ah the price hill incline was an adventure as a boy, some 60 plus years ago. We would climb the walls and the hill . Sometimes it was fun to stop at the top and watch the DJs at WSAI.

[@dennistyler9852]

You did a nice job on your video. Historic footage was fun to watch . Thank you.

[@riverview9320]

That Bellevue House (4:39) was gorgeous.

[@zachsnyder7021]

The location you have pinned for the fairview incline (at the fairview steps) is incorrect. The base of the incline was actually just to the south of 2330 W McMicken in the overgrown area behind the gated fence. While it's difficult to get a good view of the side of it with all the overgrowth, that same house at 2330 W McMicken is in the old photos. Always great to see videos like this. Thanks for your time.

[@heyokaempath5802]

I thought The Highland House was at the Mt Auburn incline! Wow, very interesting video!

[@jackzimmer6553]

Great presentation! I was floored to find out that Cincy had 5 of these inclines…too bad just one of them couldn’t have been saved!

[@johnjohnjohnjohn921]

awesome channel brother

[@VK-pc4vn]

Can you do a video on the historic brewery district in OTR by Mohawk street ?

[@MatthewSkiba]

That location has been on my radar for quite some time now. But with the area being a little sketchy and construction going on it has made things difficult. So it is possible I could make a video of that.

[@VK-pc4vn]

The Airbnb is literally right smack next to the Jackson brewery

[@heyokaempath5802]

​@@VK-pc4vnYes, I can't believe that airbnbs are in such questionable places.

[@josiecloughessy4569]

great video. i love learning about the inclines and this video offered some unique perspective and images i havent seen in other videos. thank you

[@JamieCobb-o8w]

The incline brought up the materials that were used to build my house. I bought this house in Price Hill and it was built in 1880 .

[@Dir24MM]

They should bring these back

[@AJKPenguin]

Would have been better than that streetcar they built.

[@Obospeedo]

@@AJKPenguinthe street car has over a million riders a year.

[@stephanos6128]

​@@AJKPenguin the inclines should return *because* of the streetcar, not replace it. the inclines were made specifically to hall the original (and many) streetcars that were once apart of this city.

[@anneradams28]

Wish you would talk about how they started, when they were popular, and why they ended. You get close but jump around the timeline too much.

[@scotthenthorn]

Gotta love being 40, right?😂

[@stonemichaels1774]

I can't listen to this guy.