Located within the Historic Anthony Wayne facility, the Hamilton Welcome Center is home to the Greater Hamilton Convention & Visitors Bureau and Hamilton, OH City of Sculpture.? Visit during open hours to pick up free brochures and maps of the area or to purchase post cards and other souvenirs. Local art is also sold within the Welcome Center.
One of just ten sculpture parks of its size in the U.S and the only sculpture park of its type in Ohio, Pyramid Hill is a 265
Hamilton, OH ArtsRossville, on the west side of the Great Miami River, existed as a separate city from 1810 to 1854 when it merged with the city of Hamilton. The area is bounded by Main Street, The Great Miami River, Millikin Street and South ?D? Street. With 116 buildings, most of which were built between 1840
Hamilton, OH Other AttractionsBuilt in 1866, the Hamilton Lane Library was the first free public library west of the Alleghenies. This octagonal structure and the Lane Hooven House are two of only 400
Hamilton, OH BusinessesLocated at High & Monument Avenue in Hamilton, this Butler County monument stands proudly at the 1790s site of Fort Hamilton on the Great Miami River. Dedicated July 4, 1906, the $71,266 three-story structure was erected by grateful citizens to ?
Hamilton, OH Other Attractions Course Access: Semi-Private
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7
The Red Carpet Inn is conveniently located off I-75, near Dayton and Cincinnati. This Middletown hotel is located near area a...
Course Access: PublicHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7 days...
Red Roof Inn Sharonville is located at I-75 at exit 15. Many of Cincinnati's biggest attractions are near...
Visit this 1830 Greek Revival Home built by Dr. George B. Bailey and enjoy a wonderful atmosphere, warm hospitality, comforta...
Little Miami State Park follows the Little Miami River from southern Greene Co., through Warren Co., to Milford in Clermont C...