Indian Hill Historical Society
8100 Given Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45243

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

Historical Sites of Indian Hill

This page will feature some of the sites that recall the earlier days of Indian Hill. After the first settlement in 1795 the area was populated by farmers and millers whose roads, homes, churches, and schools remain part of the Village today. These "treasured landmarks" are an important part of America's vanishing landscape of the nineteenth and early twentieth century. Each helps Indian Hill retain its rural character and charm.

Later, focus may also be directed toward examples of the large 1920's and 1930's estates of the Camargo Realty era.

Come wander with us to one of following historic sites of Indian Hill:

The Old Water Tower (1938)

The Old Armstrong Chapel (1831)

The Blome Road Bridge (1888)

The Green Areas of Indian Hill

The Waite Smith House (1782)

The Elliott House (1800)

Sycamore Creek Church (1820)

Washington Heights School (Little Red Schoolhouse) (1873)

John Broadwell House (1804)

James Drake House (1850)

The Buckingham House (1845)

The Jefferson School (1851)

The Camargo Hunt

Civil War Comes to the Area

Old Camp Livingston

Old Armstrong Chapel Cemetery

The Grange

Stephan Field

Redbird Hollow

Camp Jim B

The Carrier Pigeon - A WWII Saga

A Log Shelter with History

Indian Hill Fallout Shelters

The Bridges of Indian Hill

The Story of the Village Creche

The Shawnee Service Station

Indian Hill Shooting Ranges

The Legendary Jay Trump - Steeplechase Wonder