Indian Hill Historical Society
8100 Given Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45243

"Keeping Indian Hill's past and present alive for tomorrow"

A Presentation of the Indian Hill
Historical Society

Annual House Tour
Sunday, May 18, 2008
1:00 p.m.
The Little Red Schoolhouse

Join us for a leisurely afternoon tour of three Village homes – sure to be a delight to the eye. The finale will be a lavish hors d’oeuvres buffet served upon return to the Schoolhouse. Always a sell-out. Members only.

The Sycamore Creek Church

Since its construction in the mid-1820's, this stone structure has served the surrounding community in several different guises. It was used as a church until the early 1870's; then, after a second story was added, it was operated by Conrad Zurwelle as a mill for grinding wheat and corn. During the 1890's it became a residence, and in this century was converted into a barn.

Read more about the Sycamore Creek Church, our special feature.

Calling all Village genealogists! Please send us a copy of your family history and/or your family tree. We will scan it and return to the original to you. 

If you don’t have any family history gathered yet, call on our staff for advice on how to get started recording your ancestors.

Contact us by e-mail at
ihhist@cinci.rr.com
or by phone at
513-891-1873

Internationally recognized artist Leslie G. Shiels has used her paint brushes to capture some of the timeless landmarks of Indian Hill.

From the bed of her pickup truck, Leslie has painted 44 vibrant images of the Village, forever preserved on canvas and now beautifully reproduced in book form.

Historical and anecdotal commentary provided by local resident, Bill Chatfield, escorts the reader through this scenic journey.

Phillip C. Long, former director of the Taft Museum of Art, penned a thoughtful foreword that further enriches this wondrous experience of seeing the Village through the eyes of an accomplished local artist.

The Indian Hill Historical Society invites you to be a part of this unique community publication by becoming a Sponsor. Your name will appear in the book with your tax deductible donation of $100.00. Your donation will also benefit the continuing work of the Indian Hill Historical Society.

Mark your place in our Village history, Indian Hill - A Point of View, is destined to become a treasure for generations to come.

Become a Sponsor today and join us in preserving Indian Hill history by reserving your copies by clicking here.

Are you interested in old maps? Come browse the ones in the Hauck Library. Many show large parcels of land owned by former residents.