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West Price Hill was one of the first hillside communities to be settled when affluent citizens began to move from the confines of downtown in the last century. German and Irish residents established Catholic churches on the hill and the neighborhood has thrived with the presence of their descendants. Many of West Price Hill's residents can trace their family homes in this neighborhood back several generations. Numerous festivals are held throughout the summer for all of Cincinnati's residents to enjoy

West Price Hill is a 2.75 square mile community with 19,800 residents. This neighborhood is primarily made up of couples and families, with 17,000 residents living in households with two or more members.

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Brick, frame and Victorian homes undergoing revitalization and restoration provide a glimpse into the historic past of West Price Hill. Many of the neighborhood's homes are detached, single-family houses. There are more than 4,000 single-family homes and hundreds of two-family units in the neighborhood. The owner occupancy rate of West Price Hill's 8,000 housing units is 59%. ***Sales figures are for West Price Hill, Lower Price Hill and East Price Hill***

202 homes were sold in 1998 at an average price of $56,721.
199 homes were sold in 1997 at an average price of $58,120.
218 homes were sold in 1996 at an average price of $51,547.

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	Rapid Run Park Glenway Ave. and Rapid Run Road		49 acres

	Miles Edwards Park

	Mt. Echo Park in Lower Price Hill off Elberon Avenue has great views of the Ohio River and Downtown

All listed phone numbers are in area code 513 unless otherwise noted.

	Price Hill Community Center 959 Hawthorne Ave. This location serves residents of East, West and Lower Price Hill. Fitness center has strength training equipment and cardiovascular machines. Full-size gym has organized basketball and volleyball leagues. Aerobics classes. Outdoor pool and two basketball courts. Youth programs include after school care for K-6 children, with homework time and recreational activities. Preschool programs provide art and recreational activities, as well as field trips. Senior programs feature bingo and local and out-of-town trips.		251-4123

	Dunham Recreational Complex 4320 Guerley Road par 3 course for sharpening your short game.		251-5862

One of the reasons Cincinnati takes so much pride in its people and its workforce is the quality of the students who graduate from its schools. You'll learn more than just your ABCs and 123s; from bilingual academies, to numerous nationally recognized college preparatory programs, Cincinnati has many options for parents in search of a well-rounded, quality education for their child.

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	NEIGHBORHOOD RESTAURANTS This section is coming soon.

	NEARBY MOVIE THEATERS
	Esquire Theatre 320 Ludlow Ave. Clifton		281-8750

	OmniMax Theater Cincinnati Museum Center 1301 Western Ave.		287-7000

	Showcase Cinemas Cincinnati 1701 Showcase Dr.		351-2232

	Showcase Cinemas Western Hills 5870 Harrison Ave.		574-7777

	NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING
	Western Hills Plaza Glenway Avenue and Werk Road Westwood A short drive down Glenway Avenue, Western Hills has 47 stores, including Media Play, Waldenbooks, Staples and Pier One imports.		481-0505

	Western Woods Mall 6300 Glenway Ave. Bridgetown This mall has 27 stores, including Dillard's, a Finish Line outlet, and Home Depot.		661-7468

	Glenway Crossing Shopping Center 5142 Glencrossing Way Westwood Thriftway, Service Merchandise, Michael's Craft Store, Kinko's and Willie's Sports Bar.		451-8260

	NEARBY SHOPPING MALLS

	Tower Place Mall 28 West Fourth St. Downtown More than 70 specialty stores, a food court and restaurants. Lazarus, Saks Fifth Ave. and Tiffany's are easily accessible via skywalk.		241-7700

Looking for a nearby church, mosque, synagogue, or temple in your choice denomination?

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	POLICE
	District Three 3201 Warsaw Ave. Price Hill		352-3574

	Neighborhood Sergeant Michael Fern		352-3938

	Neighborhood Officer Dan Willis		352-3938


	Can't find the resource you've been searching for? Try the Langsam Library at the University of Cincinnati or the Xavier University Library. Hours vary, especially during the summer, so call first.

	FIRE
	Engine Company 24 4526 Glenway Ave. opposite Schiff Ave.		921-9720

	Looking for a good book? You'll find plenty at the: Price Hill Branch Library 3215 Warsaw Ave. just a few minutes from South Fairmount		369-4490

	Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County 800 Vine St. Downtown		369-6900


	Can't find the resource you've been searching for? Try the Langsam Library at the University of Cincinnati or the Xavier University Library. Hours vary, especially during the summer, so call first.

	UC Library 2624 Clifton Ave.		556-1424

	XU Library 3800 Victory Pkwy		745-3881

	West Price Hill residents have an increased voice in the decisions that affect their neighborhood because of the presence of their local community council. The Price Hill Civic Club is charged with handling topics that include zoning, boundary disputes, city services and an array of issues that affect the quality of life in its neighborhood.

	Price Hill Civic Club President: Pete Witte P.O. Box 5096, 251-0880 Meeting Place: Knights of Columbus Hall, 4109 West Eighth Street Meeting Time: 2nd Tuesday of every month, 7:30 p.m.

	Community building efforts are also enhanced by the: Price Hill Community Center 3419 West Liberty Street Chairperson: Gloria Morgan

	If you live in the City of Cincinnati, the Department of Public Works provides solid waste collection and recycling at no cost.

	24-hour Department of Public Works Customer Service Line		591-6000

	Department of Public Works Office Information & Administration		352-3218

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