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Stephen-KarenConn Says: A restored 1804 log house stands on the site of old Fort Hamilton, on the bank of the Great Miami River. It is decorated and furnished in period pieces, and is open for public viewing Monday-Saturday. The cabin is often host to interpretive and educational programs. You will...
Stephen-KarenConn Says: More than thirty varied pieces of sculpture adorn the streets, parks, and public places of Hamilton. Walking through the streets of the city is like taking a stroll through an outdoor gallery, with old and new sculptures of all sizes, shapes, and colors on display. The city...
Butler Co. Soldiers, Sailors & Pioneers Monument
Stephen-KarenConn Says: Dedicated on July 4, 1906, the Butler County Soldiers, Sailors and Pioneers Monument was built on land which had been the site of Fort Hamilton in the 1790s. The three story structure houses a small museum with military displays, including an impressive collection of Civil...
Courtyard by Marriott Hamilton
1 Review and 57 Opinions Guest will feel welcome here! There is a retaurant and a sports bar. The food that was served for...
The White House Inn: A Step Back in Time
Stephen-KarenConn Says: Located on six park-like acres, two blocks off the main highway, The White House Inn is a restored 50-year-old farmhouse The commitment and pirde of the owners, Chef Michael and Sandy Pickett, is obvious. There are seven seperate dining rooms, each with its own unique decor....
Stephen-KarenConn Says: We decided to have lunch at the downtown City Diner in Hamilton because it seemed to be the only place in town open for Saturday lunch. It turned out to be a good choice.The storefront diner consisted of a bar with stools and two rows of booths, tables and chairs. It was...
Sports Bar. Good place to get together with friends or make new ones. People are very friendly here.
Dress Code: Casual dress. Jeans and a nice shirt and shoes.
Written Feb 10, 2004
Address: Hamiltonian Hotel
Website: www.hamiltonianhotel.com
Drive or walk around. If you drive you will miss alot. But you can dive to an are, then park and walk for the tour.
Written Feb 10, 2004
A place to try all types of coffees and get warm.
What to buy: There is little gifts inside made from the locals.
What to pay: average
Written Feb 10, 2004
Address: downtown
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Just like other cities. It has its faults. There is crime here too! Stay in well lit areas. Keep your doors locked etc....
Written Feb 10, 2004
Not enough time in one day. You have to have at least a few days to see things her. There is so much to see of historical value. Walking or driving tours. You can pick up maps at the convention visitors center.
Written Feb 10, 2004
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: We always dress in layers. Bring hats and gloves and rain gear. You never know what the weather is going to do here.
Photo Equipment: We always have our camera and film ready!
Miscellaneous: Most hotels have extra shampoo and conditioner, blow dryer etc...
Written Feb 10, 2004
Stephen-KarenConn Says: In Symmes Park we found this monument to soldier/philosopher, John Cleves Symmes. I was particularly interested in seeking out this site while in Hamilton because I had long been intrigued by "Symmes Theory of Concentric Spheres and Polar Voids". He contended that the earth...
WILDEFLOWER Says: There are some sculptures to see by the river. Don't miss them! Some of them are so life like! You'll have to look twice at them to make sure they are not real.
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park has trails you can hike
Equipment: Bring your own snaks and drinks etc... The gift shop was not open when we went. I have no idea what they have?
Written Feb 10, 2004
Website: www.pyramidhill.org
Favorite thing: There's more to see than just inside Hamilton. There is Amusement Parks, Casinos, Water Parks, Riding Centers etc...
Fondest memory: I loved all the art and culture of this fine town and the people. They all seemed to just go with the flow of things.
Written Feb 10, 2004
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Hamilton, is a small city of 60,000 people in Southwestern Ohio. Unfortunately, it is often overshadowed by it's two better known neighbors: Cincinnati, 25 miles south, and Dayton, 35 miles north....
As I walked down the street I saw smiling faces of many ages. Stopping often in a coffee shop to rest and keep warm. The people were very friendly and full of warmth. There are many sculptures to see...
Hamilton, located on the banks of the Great Miami River, was founded in 1792 as a fort in a war against the Indians; it was named after Alexander Hamilton a prominent politician of his time. The city...
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