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| The pool at the Galt House overlooking the Ohio River Louisville, Jefferson County |
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| Pushing barges along the Ohio River |
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| Coal being transported on barges on the Ohio River |
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| Checkerboards and rooftop gardens |
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| Rooftop parking |
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| Flags flying and taxis waiting |
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| Reflections |
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| Last light on the river |
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| Galt House windows at night |
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| Purple People Bridge, Newport, Campbell County Also known as the Newport Southbank Bridge, the Purple People Bridge was originally built as a railroad bridge and first opened in 1872. 2,670 feet long and 17 feet wide, the bridge spans the Ohio River and connects Third Street in Newport to Pete Rose Way in Cincinnati. The bridge was closed to traffic in 2001, but after a $4 million restoration it was re-opened as a pedestrian walkway. The structure is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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| Licking Riverside Historic District, Covington, Kenton County |
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| The Carneal House, c. 1815 |
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| Looking east down the Ohio River from the Riverwalk in Covington, Kenton County |
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| Taylor Southgate Bridge and B & B Riverboat Landing |
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| Looking west from the Riverwalk. The Roebling Suspension Bridge crossing the Ohio River from Covington, Kentucky to Cincinnati, Ohio, with Paul Brown Stadium in the background. |
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| Looking north from the Riverwalk is Great American Ball Park and downtown Cincinnati |
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| James Bradley statue on the Riverwalk |
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| Brought to America by slave traders when he was an infant, James Bradley worked as a slave on an Arkansas plantation until he saved enough money to buy his freedom. Bradley crossed the Ohio River here in Covington, moving from slavery in the south to freedom in the north. He attended Lane Seminary in Cincinnati. |
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| Confederate troops retreated after meeting fierce resistance here from Union soldiers during the Civil War. |
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| John James Audubon Statue |
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| Audubon spent time in northern Kentucky and made many drawings near this spot as he observed nature and wildlife along the river. |
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| Audubon Statue |
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| Fishing along the Ohio River |
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| Tribute to writer and reporter Ben Lucien Burman |
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| Riverside Park, Covington, Kenton County This is a small park that sits beside the Ohio River in Covington. Across the river is Cincinnati, and surrounding the park are numerous beautiful historic homes. |
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| Captain Mary B. Greene, 1868-1949 |
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| "Mary Greene was born the daughter of a country storekeeper. When she married Captain Gordon C. Greene, she left the land to make her life and raise her family on the rivers of America. Captain Mary was one of the few women to become a licensed boat master and river pilot. The exploits of Mary Greene are legendary. She steered through a cyclone, survived an explosion of nitroglycerine, and gave birth to a son while her boat was locked in an ice gorge. After the death of her husband in 1922, Captain Mary ran the paddlewheelers of the Greeneline Steamers Company, including the Delta Queen." |
The 4th Annual Finley 5K took place in Georgetown on Saturday, August 27, 2016. Over 1400 people participated in the run/walk to raise awar...
