Adler Street Steps (085A) photo 1

Adler Street Steps

Not counted

Steps

~72 ft

Climb

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Sections

Hard

Difficulty

HANDRAILS

History

The Adler Street Steps take their name from Bernard Adler, who owned a woolen mill on Harrison Avenue in South Fairmount. The steps run alongside the Fairmount Methodist Church, built in 1887, and serve as a main pedestrian connection between the valley below and the heights above. Fairmount was historically a single community straddling one of the steepest hills in Cincinnati, and these steps now mark the boundary between South Fairmount and North Fairmount. Source: Walking the Steps of Cincinnati, Ohio University Press, 2014.

Tremont Street #1610 & Waverly Avenue #1649, Cincinnati, OH

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