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The museum is currently in Phase 3 of its 4-phase move into a new, expanded, permanent home in Camp Washington.  They’re still raising money, which you can help out with by purchasing a paver or painting a panel!

See here for past coverage of the Sign Museum.

Segway Of Ohio conducts 90-minute tours around Eden Park on their unique two-wheeled transportation devices.  Have fun tooling around the park while learning from an experienced guide.

Much appreciation should go to the city Park Board.

Cincinnati Park Board Director Willie F. Carden Jr., whom I’ve noticed likes to innovate in order to make things better, gave Jenkins the go ahead to roam Segway-mounted through the city’s parks. He also provided a closet to put them in at Eden Park, with an electrical outlet to charge them. For free.

- CityBeat story

Below is the tour brochure, and a 4:35 long video.

Segway Tours Brochure

There’s also a long article up on Roadside America.

What: The American Sign Museum
Where: Essex Studios, 2515 Essex Ave., Walnut Hills.
When: Reception 3 p.m. Thursday, ribbon cutting
4 p.m., celebration dinner cruise 6:15 p.m.
Cost: Free, but a $5 donation is suggested.
Information: (513) 258-4020; www.signmuseum.org.

The Sign Museum currently has no set hours but founder Tod Swormstedt will open it any day of the week for anyone who calls.

Of course, this house is not as Candyland as the Mushroom House is a Mushroom – in fact, this house isn’t really that flamboyant at all. But it still reminds me of a big cake.

2214 Upland Place

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