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Ninth Street Historic District

9th Street between Vine Street and Plum Street  (Central Business District)

  • National Register of Historic Places – Listed November 25, 1980 (No. 80003067)

Significance: The Ninth Street Historic District is a cohesive assemblage of 19th and early 20th century urban architecture in Cincinnati and is also important as a representation of the 19th century “walking city” environment. Diverse samples of the Greek Revival, Italianate, and Queen Anne styles are included. The area around Ninth Street consists primarily of single-family dwellings, with a mixture of shops, churches, and boarding houses.

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