
Entrance to Evergreen Cemetery, c. 1910
A brief history of Evergreen is
here.
Heidelberg Pleasure Resort
It was near where St. Therese is today on US 27
Aerial of Heidelberg Resort
This is the first location of St. Therese, established August
15, 1927
in the building which formerly housed Heidelberg Resort. The current
St. Therese is built on the same site.
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| An 1874 magazine, Chic, said that the Heidelberg Garden was a 5 cent trolley ride from Cincinnati, and that proprietor Kettenacker had set it up for families, with swings, bowling alleys, and "Wiedemann's famous Bohemian Beer always on tap." |
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Tornado of 1917
The New Heidelberg
Southgate Methodist Church, circa 1910
Specht's Pharmacy, Walnut & Electric, Southgate
City Hall, c. 1938
Lake Albert, 1927
Wm. Speck & Co.. Florists, 1910
at the corner of Willow and Alexandria Pike
Evergreen Cemetery
left, Chapel
right, Shelter House
The Blue Grass Inn, in the Beautiful
Kentucky Highlands, Southgate, Kentucky
The All Seasons Hotel is reached via Alexandria
Pike by auto or Monmouth Street Cars, only 17
minutes from Fountain Square, Cincinnati, O. European Plan.
Frank N. Schoonmaker, proprietor.
Early Southgate Fire Departments
The Southgate Fire Engine, circa 1940
Southgate Fire Department, 1941
Cliff Specht's amended history of Southgate is here.
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The Rev. Paul E. Ryan's History of St. Therese is here.