Hamilton Streets Named and Measured in City History
Hamilton has about two hundred streets with many residents unaware of their naming origins. The longest is Second Street running north to south, with High and Main forming a close second east to west. Most streets run direct lines, with Dayton Heaton Vine and Ludlow as notable bends, and Monument Avenue as another shorter meandering street. The widest street is not specified in the available text.
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Hamilton
Corporation
Dayton
Heaton
Vine
Ludlow
Monument Avenue
Rossville
Water Street
Monument
Market Street
Stable Street
Court House Square
Binham
Miami Street
Fifth Ward
Erwin
Buckeye
John W. Erwin
Kruger
Central Avenue
Long Street
Paul Kruger
Israel Ludlow
Jonathan Dayton
New Jersey
John Cleve Symmes
Symmes
Park Avenue
Boudinot
Alexander Delorae
Ross
Franklin Street
Benjamin Franklin
Morris Street
Judge Heaton
Hueston
Mathew Hueston
Ft. Hamilton
Millikin Street
Jacob Burnett
John Caldwell
Old Basin Bank
Fourth Street
Mr. Stephens
William B. van Hook
Burnett Street
Sycamore
Caldwell
Ludlow Street
William
Beckett
William Beckett
Williams
Wiliam
Mr. Beckett
Owen Street
Job Owens
Lane
Clark Lane
Lane Free Library
Butler County
Long
John M. Long
Wilson
John W. Wilson
D. Frank Dick
Booth
William Booth
Hancock
East
James FE. Hancock
McGilynn
Daniel MeGilynn
Black
Frank X. Black
Campbell
Lewis D. Campbell
Rentsehler
Hensley
Fourth Ward
D. H. Hensley
Webster
Edgewood
James R. Webster
Puthoff
F. B. Puthoff
Rhea
Prospect Hill
Thomas Rhea
Kay
Henry C. Ciray
Bater County
Wallace
William H. Wallace
Stillwaugh
Jacob Stillwaugh
Morrison
James Morrison
Hurm
L. P. Hurm
T. W. Howell
Bender
F. W. Bender
J. F. Bender & Bros. Company
Cornell
John B. Cornell
First National Bank
Imlay
James T. Imlay
Kahn
East Hamilton
Lazard Kahn
Parrish
O. W. Parris
Shuler
Asa Shuler
Urban Street
The
MacNeale & Urban Safe Company
Grand Boulevard
Brosey
Lindenwald
Fourth
Maple Avenue
Chrisman
Cleveland Avenue
Grover Cleveland
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Wizard of
Cincinnati
Jackson Street
Lincoln
United States
Mason
Martin Mason
Minor
Oscar Miner
O. V. Parrish
Pater
Wayne Avenue
Anthony Wayne
Wittman
History of Hamilton streets names and origins
A long survey details how Hamilton streets were renamed and named after local families, figures, and notable contributors. It lists historic street names on both riverbanks, shows changes for mail routes, and notes many streets named for individuals, cities, and plants with occasional use of given names.
Many Excuses Are Devised to Avoid Jury Service
A humorous survey of courtroom attempts to dodge jury duty. Tales include excuses from a man claiming his wife gave birth to twins, a funeral for a deceased father, and factory foremen worried about plant shutdowns. The piece ends noting age and certain occupations are exempt.
Christmas Crafts by the czarina and the royal family
The czarina spends much time in court duties and charity while pursuing painting woodcarving drawing and literary work. Her Christmas gift making includes a whitewood miniature chalet model carved for Tsarskoe-Selo with eighty four parts and a detachable feature for the czarowitz.
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Czairina
Czarowitz
Czarina
Russia
Tsarskoe-Selo Palace
Czarowtz
Catrina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haney
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
R. L. Millikin
Thomas Millikin
Seventh Street
Schmidtman
Woods
Columbia Bridge
Fifth Street
John Woods
Rigdon
Wood
Laomi Rigdon
Alston
Montgomery P. Alston
Greater
Bonneker
Cedar Avenue
Chestnut Street
Elm Street
Linden Street
Magnolia Street
Oak Street
Pine Street
Laurel Street
Poplar Street
Buckeye Street
California
Ann
Bess
Charles
Martha
Irma
Lulu
John
Pra
Miasicker
Pert Woodcarver
Alix
Louis IV
Hesse
Alice
Victoria
Germany