Twentieth Century Cincinnati

Presented by the Cincinnati Museum Center

During the 20th century, Cincinnati evolved from one of the worst governed cities to one of the best. It grew into a city that had a plan, a river city and a highway metropolis. During that time it responded to two world wars, a depression and a changing world economy. This picture tour shows many of these changes, some of our celebrations and the city’s changing face as it became the center of the metro area.

Free for members of the St. Bernard-Ludlow Grove Historical Society. $5 for non-members.