Two very fun folks. On the left is Heather Chalk, who works at the Mt. Adams Bar & Grill, which was the first bar in Ohio to obtain a liquor license in Ohio after Prohibition. The establishment has a very interesting history: http://www.mtadamsbarandgrill.com/history_bg.htm. On the right is is Ed Gollar, also of Cincinnati, who manages a company, and ironically sells a keychain device, which will measure your blood/alcohol content. You can see it at breathkey.com. Do you think they met in the bar?
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We love the Mt. Adams Bar and Grille! Tom’s family lives in Cincinnati where we visit at least once a year. Mt. Adams is a gorgeous neighborhood–the architecture is beautiful–and it is one of the seven hills that surrounds Cincinnati. Mt Adams continues to be a working arts community and is home to the Cincinnati Art Museum and Eden Park.
Thanks folks for the mid week move over Wednesday this way…Kim thanks for background – and Donna think the key is on main:-) PS Fred email coming ur way.
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We love the Mt. Adams Bar and Grille! Tom’s family lives in Cincinnati where we visit at least once a year. Mt. Adams is a gorgeous neighborhood–the architecture is beautiful–and it is one of the seven hills that surrounds Cincinnati. Mt Adams continues to be a working arts community and is home to the Cincinnati Art Museum and Eden Park.
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As I am sitting here doing QuickBooks, thinking maybe should on Main Street for more fun.. Thanks Fred
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Thanks folks for the mid week move over Wednesday this way…Kim thanks for background – and Donna think the key is on main:-) PS Fred email coming ur way.
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