More properties in Ohio have been recognized for their value as historic resources and, in many cases, potential for preservation-based development.

The National Register of Historic Places provides recognition of a property’s value to state and/or local history, a limited degree of protection against federal undertakings, and a set of opportunities for financial assistance for restoration and rehabilitation projects.

The following properties are new and/or expanded recent National Register listings:

St. Mark’s Church and Rectory, 3500 Montgomery Rd., Cincinnati, Hamilton County

Listed 1/19/2023

The Meister Apartments, 1432-1434 (1430-1436) North Huron St., Toledo, Lucas County

Listed 12/27/2022

Arlington School, 607 Carthage Avenue, Arlington Heights, Hamilton County

Listed 12/16/2022

Wagnalls Memorial, 150 SE Columbus Street, Lithopolis, Fairfield County

Listed 12/8/2022

Rauch & Lang Carriage Company Building, 2168 West 25th St., Cleveland, Cuyahoga County

Listed 11/25/2022

Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railroad Depot60 Lake St., Delaware, Delaware County

Listed 11/21/2022

Madeira Railroad Depot, 7701 Railroad Ave., Madeira, Hamilton County

Listed 10/11/2022

Photo: Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railroad Depot, Delaware – Preservation Ohio File Photo
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