Cincinnati, Ohio
Price Hill Historical Society P.O. Box 7020 Cincinnati, OH 45205-
Copyright 2000-
A History of Seminary Square Eco-
Price Hill: Images of America is published by Arcadia Press and features more than
100 photographs of Price Hill, with descriptive captions. Written by Christine Mersch
with the Price Hill Historical Society, this book chronicles the history of our community
through the many intriguing images in our Society's archives, and makes a wonderful
gift for anyone with ties to Price Hill. The 128-
BOOKS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM OUR BOOKSTORE
The Price Hill Historical Society has many local history books for sale. Order the
books listed here using PayPal or a credit card by clicking the Add to Cart button
for any of the books, or click here to get a printable order form to mail with a
check, if you prefer. We'll send your order as quickly as possible. Call us at 513/251-
Price Hill, Its Beauties and Advantages as a Place of Residence, was originally published
in 1894 by editors Kelso Murdock and Ralph F. Diserens, to promote Price Hill as
the finest suburb in the city. The 32-
Prism features comprehensive histories of eight churches in Price Hill, including
information about the founding of each church, the building of former and current
churches, and the mission of each congregation. The book was originally written in
conjunction with a tour of Price Hill churches sponsored by the Price Hill Historical
Society, and there are sketches of each of the church buildings accompanying the
histories. This 32-
Although it closed more than 60 years ago, the Price Hill Incline remains a symbol
of the neighborhood, and history of the Incline is presented in a 20-
The Games We Play is a compilation of the rules of almost three dozen games which
are guaranteed to add a little old-
If you are in the Cincinnati area, all of our books are available for sale at our museum in Price Hill–come for a visit!
The Collected Old Curmudgeon, the first joint publishing project from the PHHS and
Edgecliff Press, is now available! Get your copy of this book, featuring more than
one hundred of the great columns Roy Hotchkiss writes every month in our newsletter,
all collected in one great-
PRICE HILL SALOONS!
PUBLISHING PARTNERSHIP WITH EDGECLIFF PRESS
Our books with Edgecliff Press, LLC., include Price Hill Saloons and Much, Much More! and The Collected Old Curmudgeon. Visit Edgecliff Press to find other books published by Edgecliff Press and enjoy a special discount for PHHS members only.
Price Hill Saloons and Much, Much More! by Larry Schmolt is the newest joint publishing
project from the PHHS and Edgecliff Press, is now available! This 160-
A PRICE HILL MYSTERY!
An Ideal Way to Die by Roy Hotchkiss is the first novel published by the Price Hill
Historical Society, in conjunction with Edgecliff Press. The action starts at the
Ideal Cafe in Price Hill, near Prout’s Corner, and the protagonist is a mild-
BOOTLEGGER GEORGE REMUS
Almost a century after George Remus ran one of the most extensive bootlegging operations
in the country from Cincinnati’s west side, his name still has the ability to conjure
up images of a gilt-
A REMUS/McCORKEL SHORT STORY
Whatever happened to all of George Remus's millions? No one knows for sure, but Roy
Hotchkiss imagines where it might be hidden in this new short story about the King
of the Bootleggers and Price Hilll detective, Ed McCorkel. It's Ed's first case,
a treasure hunt. The 40-
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