At 11 seconds into the video is 2138 Hatmaker on the left where I lived until I was 11 years old. The church on the right was just a basement then. We called them "Holy Rollers". They made a lot of noise on weekday nights. Oyler school is up ahead on the right where I went to school K-6. We had no hot running water until I was 8 and shared the commode with the people across the hall. Once a week on a Saturday night my dad brought up a circular galvanized tub and my mom heated water on the stove and I sat on a wooden board and I took a bath once a week whether I needed to or not. The building was full of rats and roaches. I did not know we were poor until Leave It To Beaver came on TV. 2138 had 6 families in a total of 15 rooms. I slept on a roll-away bed in the kitchen. I have often joked that eve Everybody that I went to grade school with is either dead or in prison. At 1:11 at the top of Price Hill stands a radio tower. I recall watching it being built from my baby bed. At 2:58 on the left is St. Michael's Catholic Church where my parents were married in 1947. At 6:20 on the left is State Avenue Methodist Church were my mother attended. At 11:18 on the left is the Fifth Third Bank. Every night from about 8 a one legged man sold hot tamales from a cart in front of there. That corner, Eighth and State, had 6 bars I do believe. At 13:05 on the right in the vacant lot was "Howards Market". He was a butcher and sold some other packaged foods. He had penny pretzels in a jar and took pop bottles at 2 cents each. That was how I got my baseball card collection back then for a nickel a pack -- five cards plus bubble gum. I picked the bottles up off the street.

Historic district. Clean for the most part. I like the old American architecture.

Lower Price Hill is the weirdest neighborhood I’ve seen. It looks like your typical urban ghetto but it’s populated by Appalachians

You need to drive the same route in June at 5:00 PM. I’m sure the result will be much different.

I worked for Cincinnati sanitation and picked up garbage on Mondays I don't remember it being that clean.

Detroit was founded in 1701, but I think the housing in Cincinnati and St. Louis is Much Older, on average. The "Motor City" had its' population Boom from 1910-1930, when it grew from 400K to 1.6 Million people. There was even growth in the years immediately following World War Two. It was All Downhill from 1950 on, however.

I'm very familiar with this neighborhood & it's not a ghost town he's just recorded this early in the morning!!!🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

The streets look fairly clean?! I live in Cincinnati and most of the city on the west side is absolutely filthy....trash every where!

Don't let the looks fool you I live there I even seen my car that place is so drug infested with drug dealers. What about the volume you can't talk.

I grew up here in the 60-80's, it was a clean poor neighborhood, but within a 6 block radius everybody knew everybody. Many worked in the now gone factories, all the mom and pop stores gone, restaurants gone. Lots of buildings are gone. This place is a drug heaven, gun fights. Unless they get rid of public housing, welfare, food stamps, maybe people will take pride in themselves instead of the government owes me. And work for a real living.

It's an historic district. It's not that bad! On the contrary, it is rather nice, in most areas.

I am sitting in my mom's 10th floor condo in upper price hill. Where the incline restaurant is overlooking the entire city. This little area is extremely gentrified. 2 blocks away it is homeless everywhere.

That house @ 9:28 wow--could be used in the next Psycho movie or Munsters reboot.

To think that the Mayor is running for Senate, Governor(?), I don't recall on the back of having turned that savage hellhole around ... Politics, right?

I lived in lower price hill from 1993 till 2020 now I live in Pennsylvania and I do come back to lower price hill to visit with family and friends here and there

Price Hill has a very nice Historical Society at 3640 Warsaw Avenue.

Sanctuary Cities welcoming city & this mayor democrat running for Gov. Dayton democratic mayor also like this Disgrace

You rolling through those stop signs lol

The breakfast tour is pretty boring take us thru again around dinner time on a Friday night in July

It has parts that look like Rochester NY as well.

Last month I took the metro to Cincinnati after not being in Cincinnati for over 20 years I was shocked at how much Cincinnati has cleaned itself up.

I'm currently not that far away from here. I'm living on Queen City Ave rn

depressing.

Do Westwood next please

State Ave?

I’ve been to Price Hill… truly one of the most depressing and miserable places… I would never go back…

Looks ghostly and haunted to me. Very depressing looking buildings. No sense of nature anywhere

Perhaps it's because of the time of year and weather, but it looks extremely depressing.

I'd stay in too

It seems so dismal.....Like Toledo Ohio

Looks like Jamestown ny

Home. 🤷‍♀️

Still nicer than Dayton

Loves dat run down ram shackled look man!

Not that bad of a place at all land of opportunity

LOOKS LIKE RIP IT ALL DOWN. BUILD BACK NICER

Ghost town

Where is everyone?

Boring depressing

LowerPrice Hilll is for the most part Downton Cincinnati its more the west side of downtown.

inpaindaily

That aint the hood