
Apartments near William Howard Taft Historical Site in Cincinnati, OH (2,289 Rentals)


26 E McMicken Ave

28-32 E Hollister St

116 E McMicken Ave

2022 Vine St

532-534 Milton St

2474 Paris St

2224 Iowa Ave

309 Kinsey Ave

421 McGregor Ave

1918 Vine St

2 Hust Aly

555-559 Boal St

1617 Hughes St

1615 Hughes St

2 E Mcmicken Ave

46 Graham St

37 E McMicken Ave

1930 Vine St

1900 Vine St

1613 Hughes St

33 E McMicken Ave

29 E McMicken Ave

2451 Maplewood Ave

554 Milton St

2024 Ohio

1925 Vine St

1929 Vine St

2385 Vine St

1612 Main St

1610 Main St

210 E Liberty St

212-214 E Liberty St

425 McGregor Ave

549 Milton St

161 E McMicken Ave

555 Milton St

2457 Maplewood Ave

545 Milton St

1732-1734 Vine St

1628 Walnut St

112 Corwine St

165 E McMicken Ave

1655 Hamer St

1622 Walnut St

1618 Walnut St

23 E McMillan Ave

33 E McMillan St

19-27 W Clifton Ave

102 W Clifton Ave

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One of the greatest figures in Cincinnati history was the man who would go on to become our 27th President of the United States, William Howard Taft, so if you want to call yourself a true Cincinnati apartment-ite, you owe it to yourself to find out as much about his rich history as you can, as well as the rich history of the town in which he lived. One spot to learn plenty about this world-famous figure is through the William Howard Taft National Historical Site, where his life and times are put on display just the way it was. Whether you're a Taft buff, who just starting out with the history lessons, you'll find something fascinating and interesting to keep you coming back again and again. Learning about our twenty-seventh president was never easier than when you visit this historical site, with the help of the beautiful exhibits and knowledgeable workers that you find inside the Taft Educational Center. They even have a robot named Charlie, built to look like Taft's youngest son, who is just chocked full of fascinating Taft facts. While there, you can also pick up educational literature on the man, as well as the town in which he lived, and find maps and information about other National Parks within the city. Another important factor in the life of Taft was his devotion to the family and social environment of Cincinnati in his early days, so visitors to the site will also get to discover all about his family, friends and colleagues that made him into the great man he would one day become. If you want a little help in discovering just what parts to spend time at, there are guided tours every half hour, every day of the year, so no matter when you want to find out more about our twenty-seventh president, you can find out all the information you need to know. This is the best place in town to find information on one of Cincinnati's most famous figures, and one of the best educational journeys in town, a must for any Cincinnati apartment-ite. To know the history of the town, you must also know the history of its most famous people, and one person that put Cincinnati on the map was President William Howard Taft. Cincinnati apartment-ites wanting to learn more about this great man, and don't want to do it by sitting in a library, take a trip down to this National Site to find out plenty of information on the great figure that called this fair city home.
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There are currently 2,068 Studio Apartments in Cincinnati with rent ranges from $506 to $6,000 with an average price of $1,283.
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