MyHometownOhio :: Nine Ohio Sites Recommended for Register

At its meeting on November 30, the Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board voted to recommend the following nine properties for listing on the National Register of Historic Places:

Colonel Joseph Taylor House (1878) – Cambridge, Guernsey County
Chardon Post Office Building (1940) – Chardon, Geauga County
German Evangelical Protestant Cemetery Chapel (1884) – Cincinnati, Hamilton County
Cleveland Club (1930) – Cleveland, Cuyahoga County
Grafton School (1936) – Grafton, Lorain County
Brumberg Building (1906) – Ironton, Lawrence County
Marlow Theatre (1920) – Ironton, Lawrence County
Pleasant Hill – Milford, Clermont County
Historic Associate Reformed Church and Cemetery (1825) – rural Preble County

For more information on these listings, click here.

Photo: Colonel Joseph Taylor House, Cambridge - Public Domain

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