HAMILTON
HISTORIC HAMILTON, INC.

Umbrella Group for Hamilton's Historic Districts

341 S. 'D' Street
Hamilton, 45013

Email: soniaaugust@gmail.com
Phone: (513) 863 - 1020

Sonia August, Presidents
Established 1981

German Village National Register Historic District

131 Village Street
Hamilton, 45011

Email: craig@wilksinsurance.com
Phone: (513) 868 - 9000

Craig Wilks, President
Established 1973

Sites:
William C. Wilks Carriage House Community Center: Restored carriage house of the of the Long-Allstater Estate serving as headquartes for the Society and as a community meeting facility. 131 Village Street, Hamilton.

South Main National Register Historic District

308 S. Main Street
Middletown, 45044

Email: southmainHNA@gmail.com
Phone: (513) 424 - 2685

Janie McCauley-Myers, President
Established 1976

Rossville National Register Historic District

380 S. 'D' Street
Hamilton, 45013

Email: tucksl@muohio.edu
Phone: (513) 737 - 0992

Steven L. Tuck, President
Established 1975

Email: mdingledein@shp.com
Phone: (513) 785 - 735
Fax: (513) 785 - 7349

Mike Dingledein, President
Established 1985

The Architectural Conservation/Historic Design Review Board reviews proposed exterior alterations and construction for structures within the city's five designated historic districts or individually designated as being historically significant. The board evaluates proposals and issues certificates of appropriateness that allow a project to commence.

Email: martyk@ci.middletown.oh.us
Phone: (513) 425 - 7922
Fax: (513) 425 - 7921

Marty Kohler, Secretary
Established 1977

The Council on Landmarks and Historic Districts is the architectural review board for the South Main Historic District and The Highlands Historic District. The board meets as necessary to review plans for modifications and issues certificates of appropriateness for compliance with the preservation standards.

Email: smithm13@muohio.edu
Phone: (513) 524 - 5204
Fax: (513) 524 - 5266

Mike Smith, Chair
Established 1979

The Historic and Architectural Preservation Commission is charged with protecting and enhancing structures, sites and areas that are reminders of past eras, events, and persons important in local, state, or national history. The commission consists of seven city residents and meets monthly to review plans for building modifications within Oxford's designated historic districts.

Email: bcomuseum@fuse.net
Phone: (513) 896 - 9930

Mike Reisenburg, Interium Director
Established 1934

Sites:
Benninghofen House: Restored 1866 Gilded Age Mansion serving as home base for organization, museum, and archive facility. Erma Richie auditorium also located on site. 327 N. Second St, Hamilton.

Heritage Hall: Museum located in the former Hamilton Municipal Building featuring the a room dedicated to author Robert McCloskey. High and Monument, Hamilton.

Email: dpennington@sibcycline.com
Phone: (513) 910 - 3258

Debbie Pennington, President
Established 2005

Email: sam41@cinci.rr.com
Phone: (513) 424 - 5539

Jeff Stiver, President
Established 1966

Sites:
Pickwick Building: Historic 1836 home in the South Main Historic District contain the society's headquarters and rotating exhibits. 56 S. Main Street, Middletown.

Canal Museum: Replica canal house on the former route of the Miami-Erie Canal holding exhibits on the history of the canal. Verity Parkway at Tytus, Middletown.

Email: ahale57@yahoo.com
Phone: (513) 539-2270

Norman Hayes, President
Established 1967

Sites:
Chickahominy House Museum: House constructed as a replica of the Williamsburg Colonial Chickahominy featuring 1800's furnishings and local history exhibits. 10 E. Elm Street, Monroe.

Email: kingwl@muohio.edu
Phone: (513) 523 - 2546

Bill King, Director
Ben Jones, President
Established 1953

Sites:
Doty Homestead: Preserved 1836 farmhouse and relocated 1840's barn furnished with 19th Century artifacts. Hueston Woods State Park, Oxford.

Dewitt Log House: Pioneer homestead built in 1805 of log construction and oldest Oxford Township. Miami University property north of S.R. 73, Oxford.

Pugh's Mill Covered Bridge: Constructed in 1869, the only covered bridge on its original site in Butler County. End of Corso Road, Oxford.

Email: kerbyshiddenacres@fuse.net
Phone: (513) 756 - 1998

Ted Kerby, President
Established 2006

Sites:
Museum: Historic Adam Shafer home constructed in 1890 featuring display concerning history and development of Trenton. 17 E. State Street, Trenton.

Email: bickmr@fuse.net
Phone: (513) 874 -4373

Mary Jo Bicknell, President
Established 1976

FAIRFIELD
FRIENDS OF ELISHA MORGAN

6 S. Second Street
Hamilton, 45011

Robert Wessel, President
Established 1998

Friends of Elisha Morgan is a support group for the restored Elisha Morgan Farmhouse owned by the City of Fairfield.

HAMILTON
LITTLE CHICAGO JAZZ SOCIETY

101 South Monument Avenue
Hamilton, 45011

Phone: (513) 863 - 8873

Rick Jones, President
Established 1983

The Little Chicago Jazz Society is an organization which celebrates the strong history of Jazz music in Hamilton.