REDEDICATION OF THE GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY
Sunday, April 23 1923
Over 150 people attended this historic rededication ceremony of the
original groundbreaking of April 23, 1923. The silver spade which Mary
Emery used to turn the first spadeful of earth to begin construction of her
visionary new town was on display. Speakers included Randy York, Centennial
Committee Chair; Congressman (Ohio First District) Greg Landsman; Mayor Bill
Brown; Thomas J. Emery Memorial President Lee Carter and MPF President Paul
Mace. Mariemont’s “First Lady” Debbie Brown read a congratulatory
Resolution from State Senator Catherine Ingram. Members of the MHS Strings
Orchestra provided live background music.
Special CENTENNIAL LIMITED EDITION PRINTS by Commissioned Artist Kate Albert – 10 of each size: 18x 24 and 24 x 34
LIMITED EDITION CENTENNIAL PRINT
Local artist Kate Albert was
commissioned by the Centennial Committee to create a special Mariemont
painting in celebration of or Centennial. Limited edition prints (10 of each size: 18 x 24 ad 24 x 34) are now available for sale.
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WELCOME:
The Mariemont Preservation Foundation (MPF) is dedicated to fostering an
appreciation of the unique qualities of the Village of Mariemont, which is
located 10 miles east of Cincinnati, Ohio
MPF seeks to reaffirm the principles of town planning that made Mariemont a
“National Exemplar” which earned it a place on the
National Register of Historic Places in 1979 and
National Historic Landmark status in 2007.
Come explore MPF’s archives and learn about the rich history of Mariemont.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from 9:00 to 12 noon. Other hours by
appointment.
Email MPF Executive Secretary Amanda Conners at administration@mariemontpreservation.org
or call 513.272.1166 for information.
COVID RULES. Masks are optional.
MPF LONG TERM GOAL REALIZED!
Eliphalet Ferris House, Plainville Road
We are excited to announce the acquisition of the
Eliphalet Ferris House at 3915 Plainville Road. This
original pioneer house was built in 1802 and expanded during latter years up
to 1812. It is the oldest brick building in Hamilton County still standing at
its original location and is listed on the National Register of Historic
Places. It served as the Mariemont Company Headquarters and triangular survey
station during the construction of Mariemont area and as a museum housing the
Native American artifacts discovered during the construction of Mariemont.
Richard H Dana restored the house in 1927 and in 1936 the Daughters of the
American Revolution furnished some of the rooms. Over the following years it
has been an architect’s office, a doctor’s office and more recently an
educational consulting business. It is the goal of MPF to return this
historic pioneer house to its original intended use as a museum.
IF YOU HAVEN’T YET PURCHASED THE NEW
2022-2023 MARIEMONT DIRECTORY & VILLAGE GUIDE
YOU CAN ORDER ONLINE OR PURCHASE FROM THE VENDORS LISTED BELOW
This
2022-2023 Mariemont Directory & Expanded Village Guide gives important information about living in Mariemont, plus names, street
addresses and phone numbers of residents.
Looking for a local contractor,
service, business or restaurant? – you’ll find them in this Directory too!
Over 90 local businesses advertise here!
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YOU MAY ALSO PURCHASE THIS DIRECTORY AT THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS:
ACE HARDWARE,
7201 Wooster Pike
MARIELDERS,
6923 Madisonville Road
MARIEMONT VILLAGE OFFICE,
6907 Wooster Pike
CHESTNUT STREET MARKET
6700 Chestnut Street
Mariemont Old Town Center
INPRINT MADEIRA,
7801 Laurel Avenue
OR FROM
MARIEMONT PRESERVATION FOUNDATION
3919 Plainville Road (Saturdays 9-12) noon)
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