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Sunday, August 24, 2008

Greater Loveland Historical Society Homes Tour

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LOVELAND, OHIO -  Mark your calendars now to tour six area notable homes on the 2008 GLHSM's Historic Homes Tour, scheduled for Sunday, September 28 from 1-5 PM, beginning at the Greater Loveland Historical Society Museum, 201 Riverside Dr.

  • Reservations, by calling 513-683-5692, are suggested.
  • Cost is $15.00 per person.
  • Car pools are encouraged as parking is sometimes limited; it will be a self guided tour.
  • Maps will be provided
  • All six historic homes will be with in the 45140 area.
  • Payment ahead is suggested, proceeds will benefit the Friends of the Cabin fund.

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9/11 in Loveland, Ohio

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