Relive These Incredibly Fond Memories Everyone Has Of Cincinnati Gardens
Cincinnati Gardens was demolished leaving many Cincinnatians heartbroken. You see, we have a deep pride in our city and the historic buildings that line our streets. We love sharing our city’s favorite historic structures, many of which have been repurposed and restored for new use today. Unfortunately, we cannot save all of the iconic buildings in Cincinnati, and that became very apparent this week with the demolition of Cincinnati Gardens. We knew it was coming, but it is still sad to see this 67-year-old legacy reduced to rubble to make way for a new life in the manufacturing world. If you grew up in Cincinnati, then this building likely holds many memories of the incredible events that took place inside. So take a step back in time and relive these fond memories that our city has of one of the best venues near me.
Cincinnati Gardens lives on through the lovely memories of those who took part in the events there which they share on a Facebook page. Are you sad to see this icon go? We’d love to hear about your favorite memory. Share with us in the comments below!
And if you like the idea of historic Cincinnati buildings with lots of memories — and maybe a few ghosts, check out the fascinating story of the Cincinnati Music Hall. Book a tour of this cool city and discover other memories it keeps.
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Gardens In Ohio
What are some of the best gardens in Ohio?
- Schedel Arboretum (Elmore): Here folks can visit the 17-acre gardens and the Blair Museum of Lithophanes. Enjoy the unusual and exotic species of trees and more than 10,000 annual plants and flowers at this impressive place.
- Beech Creek Botanical Garden & Nature Preserve (Alliance): Children ages four to six can enjoy the Wonder Walks featuring special discovery stops and fun activities along the trail. They also come with a craft and a delicious snack.
- Wegerzyn Gardens (Dayton): The 10 formal gardens, a nature trail, a Swamp Forest boardwalk, and a children's area are bordered by the lovely Stillwater River.
Where are some of the best state parks in Ohio?
- Scioto Trail State Park (Chillicothe): The 218 wooded acres offer camping, fishing, and paddling. A small, unguarded-wading beach is open near the campground, and three scenic areas offer picnicking opportunities, complete with tables and grills.
- Blue Rock State Park (Blue Rock): Ohio's bedrock materials provide beautiful scenery on this 322-acre property. These can be traced back millions of years and were deposited by the sea, including limestone, shale, and sandstone.
- Harrison Lake State Park (Fayette): Enjoy disc golf, fishing, and paddling on the 142 forested acres. About 3.5 miles of hiking trails feature the park's scenic lakeshore and woodlands.
- Oak Point State Park (Put-In-Bay): This tiny park is only 1.5 acres but offers gorgeous views of the lake, especially at sunrise and sunset. A popular place for boaters and anglers, a shelterhouse offers a perfect place to picnic.