Hoffman's Tourist
Court
1522 Dixie Highway, Park Hills
Fort Mitchell Baptist Church, 1956
Church
of the Blessed Sacrament, South Fort Mitchell
Blessed Sacrament's web site is here.
The Rev. Paul Ryan's 1953
history of Blessed Sacrament is here.
The Hearthstone Restaurant
2053 Dixie Highway, Ft. Mitchell, Ky.
Routes 25 & 42, 2 Miles South of Cincinnati
Luncheon - Dinner - Cocktails
Tel. HE-8597 - Private Parties - Air Conditioned
Fort Mitchell Motel
2099 Dixie Highway U.S 25 & 42
COVINGTON, KENTUCKY
3 1/2 miles from Cincinnati, Ohio
Air Conditioned, Hot Water heat,
Tile Baths, Television, Quiet - Rest Assured.
Phone ED, 1-2770
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hughes
Howard Johnson's Restaurant Adjoining
St. Agnes, Ft. Wright, c. 1930
left,
Entrance to Highland Cemetery, Covington, 1912
right,
Entrance to St. Mary Cemetery, Covington
The Cincinnati, Newport, & Covington, coming towards Fort Mitchell, in Park Hills, 1946.
The caption on this one says "Scene on US 25/42 near
Covington" I think looking north, with Turkeyfoot Road on the left.
Thanks to Lt. Barry Martin and Tyler Schmidt for
help in identifying the location
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St. John's Orphanage, on Orphanage Road, originally organized in 1850 in Covington. At the time of this picture, c. 1950, there were 118 boys and girls, from 2-18 years old under the supervision of a Chaplain and 12 Nuns |
The Drawbridge Inn
The Cincinnati Rowntowner Inn, Fort Mitchell
featuring the Crossbow Taverne Lounge, c. 1971
Long-time Fort Mitchell area
resident August Hauer remembered
the Civil War; his 1943 interview - he was 84 - is here.
Fort Mitchell's Vent Haven Museum has a page here.
Fort Mitchell auto registrations from 1910 are here.
The Official Ft. Mitchell Page is here.
