In the 1860s, as many as 36 breweries operated in Cincinnati, according to the city's tourism board Visit Cincy. By 1889, the ...

For 20 years, the folks at the Brewery District Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation have worked to preserve the tunnels ...

Cincinnati asked architects and designers to submit ideas to repurpose the city's abandoned subway tunnel system. The Enquirer reviewed all proposals.

Last fall when Cincinnati asked for ideas for what to do with its empty, 2.2-mile abandoned subway tunnel system, many Enquirer readers and social media commenters had the same response: Why not use ...

Cincinnati's abandoned subway tunnel, which stretches 2 miles through Over-the-Rhine and northward, could be reimagined for another use after the city issued an informational request in late ...

PHOTOS: What's left of the abandoned subway. But the impacts of Cincinnati’s failed subway system — considered the nation’s longest abandoned subway — still reverberate today, 95 years ...

In late 1920, crews broke ground on Cincinnati's subway at the intersection of Walnut Street and what would eventually become Central Parkway. In the end, seven miles of tunnels were completed ...

CINCINNATI — In October, city officials asked a very crucial question that's been on many a Cincinnatian's mind over the years: What can we do with those abandoned subway tunnels?

The city of Cincinnati asked for ideas on what to do with the unused subway tunnels sitting dormant under Central Parkway – and some of the city's top design companies dreamed big. They proposed ...

The project was abandoned in 1929 with only 2.2 miles of twin tracks laid underneath Central Parkway. That's where things still stand today. Just Askin': Why was the Cincinnati subway system ...

The 18 subway revival ideas, submitted to the city in December, were obtained by The Enquirer through a public records request. Here are some of the concepts: Cincinnati Arts Underground by GBBN ...