The wonders of Hamilton County reside along the southwestern corners of Ohio. Established in 1790, the county was named after the first US Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Alexander Hamilton. While the initial county had about 2000 inhabitants, its borders have expanded to include Michigan’s lower peninsula. At the

Inarguably one of the more famous U.S. cities, Cincinnati in Hamilton County comes as a top-of-mind destination when visiting southwestern Ohio. This city is a river town that flourished along the northern stretch of the confluence of the Ohio and Licking rivers. Europeans first settled here in 1788, with