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Adams County [19]
Allen County [7]
Ashland County [8]
Ashtabula County [13]
Athens County [10]
Auglaize County [10]
Belmont County [21]
Brown County [12]
Butler County [49]
Carroll County [3]
Champaign County [35]
Clark County [9]
Clermont County [12]
Clinton County [13]
Columbiana County [18]
Coshocton County [9]
Crawford County [9]
Cuyahoga County [148]
Darke County [7]
Defiance County [7]
Delaware County [21]
Erie County [34]
Fairfield County [11]
Fayette County [8]
Franklin County [127]
Fulton County [5]
Gallia County [21]
Geauga County [19]
Greene County [29]
Guernsey County [5]
Hamilton County [94]
- 3-31 Robert Reily [0]
- 4-31 The Founder / The Church [0]
- 5-31 First National Correctional Congress / Declaration of Principles of 1870 [0]
- 7-31 Mariemont [0]
- 8-31 Congress Green Cemetery / John Cleves Symmes [0]
- 9-31 Garard/Martin Station, 1790 [0]
- 10-31 Vorhees Town / Plan of the Town of Reading [0]
- 11-31 Anti-German Hysteria [0]
- 12-31 1749 French Claims to Ohio River Valley [0]
- 13-31 Maple Knoll Village [0]
- 14-31 The Irish in Cincinnati [0]
- 15-31 Greenhills [0]
- 16-31 Newell School [0]
- 17-31 White Water Shaker Village [0]
- 18-31 The Sultana [0]
- 20-31 Cincinnati & Whitewater Canal Tunnel / William Henry Harrison and The Cincinnati & Whitewater Canal [0]
- 19-31 Cincinnati Riots of 1884 / Sheriff Morton Lytle Hawkins [0]
- 21-31 Site of Interment Camp Lochry's Expedition, 1781 / Lochry's Militia Held Here, 1781 [0]
- 22-31 Cincinnati's German Heritage [0]
- 23-31 The Cincinnati Observatory [0]
- 24-31 Taft Museum of Art [0]
- 25-31 Civic Organizations in Hazelwood (1941-2000) [0]
- 26-31 Cincinnati Union Terminal [0]
- 27-31 John James Audubon in Cincinnati [0]
- 28-31 Waldschmidt Cemetery Camp Dennison, Ohio [0]
- 29-31 Harriet Beecher Stowe [0]
- 30-31 Stearns and Foster Company [0]
- 31-31 Cary Cottage [0]
- 33-31 Findlay Market [0]
- 32-31 Cincinnati Public Markets / The Northern Liberties [0]
- 34-31 Albert B. Sabin, MD 1906-1993 [0]
- 35-31 Robert S. Duncanson [0]
- 36-31 Procter & Gamble [0]
- 38-31 Elizabeth Blackwell [0]
- 37-31 The Kroger Co./ Over-The-Rhine [0]
- 39-31 The Betts House, 1804 [0]
- 40-31 Village of Glendale, 1855 [0]
- 41-31 Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise and The Plum Street Temple [0]
- 42-31 Ohio's First Publicly Owned Water System [0]
- 43-31 William Howard Taft [0]
- 44-31 Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion [0]
- 46-31 The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of The American Jewish Archives [0]
- 47-31 William Henry Harrison / Benjamin Harrison [0]
- 48-31 Powhatan Beaty / Union Baptist Cemetery [0]
- 49-31 The Madisonville Site [0]
- 52-31 George Washington Williams [0]
- 53-31 Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum [0]
- 54-31 Cincinnati Reds [0]
- 51-31 Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County [0]
- 55-31 Boyhood Home of Dr. Winthrop Smith Sterling [0]
- 56-31 Lane Theological Seminary / The Lane Seminary Debates [0]
- 57-31 Miss Doherty's College Preparatory School for Girls [0]
- 58-31 The Black Brigade of Cincinnati [0]
- 59-31 First Glass Door Oven [0]
- 61-31 Salmon Portland Chase [0]
- 62-31 Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati [0]
- 65-31 Gaines High School / Peter H. Clark [0]
- 60-31 Woodward High School / School for Creative and Performing Arts [0]
- 66-31 The Eliza House [0]
- 67-31 Colerain Turnpike Watering Trough [0]
- 68-31 The Cincinnati and Hamilton Turnpike [0]
- 69-31 The Colleges and Academies of College Hill [0]
- 70-31 Old Saint Mary Cemetery [0]
- 71-31 Morgan's Raid through Springdale [0]
- 72-31 Cincinnati Breweries [0]
- 73-31 Walter Scott, Christian Pioneer [0]
- 74-31 The First Link [0]
- 75-31 Mt. Healthy Christian Church [0]
- 76-31 Miller-Leuser Log House [0]
- 77-31 Eckstein School 1915-1958 [0]
- 78-31 Ruth Lyons [0]
- 79-31 Cincinnati Moonwatch Team / Cincinnati Astronomical Society [0]
- 80-31 John T. Crawford's Legacy [0]
- 82-31 St. Aloysius Orphanage [0]
- 83-31 Morgan's First Skirmish in Ohio [0]
- 84-31 Good Will Fresh Air Camp [0]
- 85-31 Norwood High School [0]
- 86-31 James Norris Gamble (1836-1932) [0]
- 81-31 Camp Joy [0]
- 87-31 The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur (SNDdeN) / SNDdeN Educational Works [0]
- 88-31 Inventor Obed Hussey Tests His New Reaper, 1835 [0]
- 89-31 Columbia Presbyterian & Fulton Cemeteries / William Brown [0]
- 90-31 Clark Stone House [0]
- 91-31 Daniel Drake, M.D. [0]
- 92-31 The Origins of Harvest Home [0]
- 93-31 Xavier University Armory [0]
- 94-31 Peebles Corner [0]
- 95-31 Christ Church Cathedral [0]
- 96-31 Findlay Market Opening Day Parade (a) [0]
- 97-31 Cincinnati Stock Exchange [0]
- 98-31 Chestnut Street Cemetery / Two Centuries of Jewish Cincinnati [0]
- 99-31 Cincinnati Federation of Colored Women's Clubs / Cincinnati Federation Clubhouse [0]
- 100-31 James Warren Rankin / Ohio's Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday [0]
- 96-31 Findlay Market Opening Day Parade (b) [0]
Hancock County [21]
Hardin County [16]
Harrison County [3]
Henry County [6]
Highland County [8]
Hocking County [6]
Holmes County [4]
Huron County [8]
Jackson County [11]
Jefferson County [13]
Knox County [16]
Lake County [26]
Lawrence County [10]
Licking County [30]
Logan County [15]
Lorain County [35]
Lucas County [68]
Madison County [3]
Mahoning County [46]
Marion County [17]
Medina County [14]
Meigs County [21]
Mercer County [5]
Miami County [33]
Monroe County [6]
Montgomery County [37]
Morgan County [20]
Morrow County [4]
Muskingum County [16]
Noble County [3]
Ottawa County [21]
Paulding County [5]
Perry County [15]
Pickaway County [11]
Pike County [6]
Portage County [19]
Preble County [9]
Putnam County [7]
Richland County [9]
Ross County [15]
Sandusky County [9]
Scioto County [11]
Seneca County [15]
Shelby County [6]
Stark County [28]
Summit County [49]
Trumbull County [38]
Tuscarawas County [31]
Union County [23]
Van Wert County [6]
Vinton County [3]
Warren County [22]
Washington County [24]
Wayne County [10]
Williams County [10]
Wood County [23]
Wyandot County [7]

Total markers: 1746

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Home / Hamilton County / 90-31 Clark Stone House [8]

Title, side A: Clark Stone House
Text, side A: The Clark Stone House, constructed around 1801 by James Clark (1765-1852), is one of the oldest standing stone houses in Ohio. Clark, who served as a drummer in the Battle of Yorktown (1781), came with his family to Anderson Township in 1797 and bought this land along Clough Creek. Clark was a mathematician, taught school, ran a distillery, operated an orchard nursery and served as a justice of the peace, a judge, and a state legislator. The two-story dressed limestone house was sold to the Leuser family in 1864, was acquired by the related Messmer family in 1923, and sold to Anderson Township in 1995.
: Houses
Sponsors: Anderson Township, Ohio and The Ohio History Connection
Address: 6840 Clough Pike
Cincinnati, OH 45244
Location: Along Clough Pike, N of Hunley Rd
Coordinates: Latitude: 39.0965160, Longitude: -84.3680830.
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