City Hop Tour Book

the downtown way of life

11th ANNUAL

COLUMBUSLANDMARKS.ORG

SATURDAY JUNE 12, 2010

EVENT SPONSORS: NEIGHBORHOOD LAUNCH, NATIONWIDE REALTY INVESTORS, CASTO, CAPITOL SOUTH, CAPITAL CROSSROADS SID, LIFESTYLE COMMUNITIES, COLUMBUS MONTHLY, CMH MAGAZINE, WCBE 90.5 FM

RAFFLE! Win a Cannondale Quick 4 from B1 Bicycles. (value $650)

Buy RAFFLE TICKETS at Neighborhood Launch Ticket Stop & City Hop Info Stop

Tired of the commute?

Consider the Walk.

A Great Value in Downtown Living: Dramatic 4-story town homes with everything you could want in urban living! · Integrated 2 car garage · Private roof top terrace · Great view of downtown Starting at $224,900 Lease Purchase Program Available 75% tax abatement

Call for current LOW RATES NO PMI • 3% DOWN

tod to see how you can be Call us today one step closer to work and play.

614-493-WALK(9255) 579-587 E. Rich Street Columbus, OH 43215

Al Waddell

www.RichStreetWalk.com Credit subject to application, approval and property appraisal. Not all applicants will qualify for rate shown.

Program is available only to borrowers purchasing a home from Homeport Home Ownership.

“the air of the city makes one free.”

(Medieval Germanic saying)

Leave it to those medieval Germans to put aside love of forests, streams, and wild boars to embrace city life! Of course, they knew if they lived for one year in the jurisdiction of a town, by law they were set free of the drudgery of working as a serf for a hoity-toity lord.

But think-- if you live in the heart of the city---How free could you be?

Free to …

• have the front-row seats for concerts, festivals, opera, art, ballet, library and great dining?

• be part of a new lifestyle that embraces young professionals, empty nesters, and city lovers?

• feel smug because you are less gas dependent/ more environmentally conscious than your suburban friends?

• take advantage of tax abatements while building equity?

• know, if you are in an historic building, by your support for historic preservation, you have kept building materials with “embodied energy” out of landfills? (while enjoying great architectural details) • know, if you are in a new building, by your support of contemporary design, you are living in an energy-conscious/cutting edge design? (while enjoying great architectural details) • hop a bus or bike? (remember to buy a raffle ticket to win a $650 bike from B1 Bicycles) • stroll, walk, or jog the soon-to-be newly completed Scioto Mile—from North Bank to Grange Insurance Audubon Center? (no German wild boars—but great bird watching—and maybe a German beer) Enjoy Columbus Landmarks Foundation’s 11th Annual City Hop! Doreen N. Uhas-Sauer, President

Established in 1977, Columbus Landmarks Foundation is a non-profit membership organization that advocates for, promotes and preserves Columbus landmarks and neighborhoods.

When you think of the city, think of Columbus Landmarks Foundation.

This year, we continue our famous “It Takes a Village to Make a City 198 Years Old” tours with some old favorites strolls and more new walks….Old North Columbus, Iuka Ravine, Hungarian Village, the Short North, Sellsville, and many more. In addition, we will continue the Historic Tavern Tours, Part II (with plans for Part III and Part IV later in the year). Our first tavern tours were so popular we had a huge waiting list to work through. By mid July, we will have 3 new historic taverns available on Thursday nights. So always check online at Landmarks’ website for upcoming events and current information. www.ColumbusLandmarks.org In the fall, we will continue our “Illuminated Spaces: Sacred Places” tour series where architecture comes alive through stained glass, community history, and ecclesiastical traditions. And of course, there will be lovely crunchy-leaf walks through the historic Green Lawn Cemetery. “Ghosts and Gables” tours will be in its 20+ year, exploring stories of hauntings and architecture—both old and new tales. …and, if that is not enough, wait until you hear about an upcoming lecture series and who you will meet at the James B. Recchie Design & Preservation Awards Program in October.

For more information and tickets, contact us @ columbuslandmarks.org

For more information, contact us: Columbus Landmarks Foundation 61 Jefferson Ave. Columbus, OH 43215 614.221.0227 ColumbusLandmarks.org

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COLUMBUS LANDMARKS - 61 Jefferson Ave., Cols. Oh 43215, 614.221.0227 - ColumbusLandmarks. org

THANK YOU C H P George O’Donnel, Co-Chair Steve Shinn, Co-Chair Sean Alto Tom Betti Kristen Jensen Donna Laidlaw Karen McCoy Carol Merry Georgeanne Reuter Doreen Uhas Sauer Jacqueline Taylor Kevin Wood Nathalie Wright

to all our 2010 City Hop Volunteers MC C Carol Merry, Chair Michelle Chippas Gina Cronley Amanda DeCastro Emily Garvey Kris Harrison Mike Hogan Vince McMorrow Steve Michalovich Erin Pope

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K O P H Mark Ballard & Tom Finney Tom Betti Doug Bloss Michelle Bourgeois & Howard Goldstein Kim & Johnny Brown Michelle Chippas & Glen Pritchard Mike & Yvonne Clemons Kelan & Amanda Craig

Sarah Freeman Robin Grant Tyler & Caroline Holtgreven Mark & Wendy Jones Bob Klie & Michael Berton Bill & Ruth Lantz Shawn Parker Shyam Rajadhyaksha Nancy Recchie & Jeff Darbee Jim & Renee Schnug Scott & Robin Schumann Ryan Szymanski William Thomas Matt & Susan Ungar

Save the date for this upcoming Landmarks event:

J B R D P A – Our annual Awards Prog O at the location of our 2009 James B. Recchie Design Award winner - The Ohio State University’s newly renovated and expanded W O T L at 1858 Neil Avenue. The event in the West Reading Room on the second floor and will start promptly at 5:45 with wine and hors d’oeuvres.

P G G will be present to greet us and the program will commence at 6:15. We will conclude the Awards Program with dessert and champagne at 8pm.

Tickets for the reception and program are $65. A discount package of 4 tickets for $240 is also available. Students with identification are welcome and may attend for $10. Nominations for the James B. Recchie Design Award and our other preservation awards are open and encouraged from the general public. Nominations can be submitted and tickets purchased at www.columbuslandmarks.org or by calling 614-221-4508.

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YOUR OHIO HISTORY

Visit us at the Ohio State Fair

Welcome to

July 28–August 8

Coming this summer to Ohio Village: NEW! Saturdays in the Village Saturdays, June–July, On the hour from Noon–3 p.m.

This summer, spend a Saturday in Ohio Village where special programming translates to family fun. Interact with fascinating people from Ohio’s past as they share their entertaining tales during Echoes in Time Theatre and among the historic, sometimes peculiar, treasures of Ohio Village.

FREE with museum admission.

Glorious Fourth: Independence Day Celebration Sunday, July 4, 1–5 p.m.

Have you ever partied like it was 1885? Ohio Village comes to life with sack races, a pie-eating contest, tug-of-war, a concert by the Ohio Village Singers, Muffins base ball and much more—all in honor of our nation’s independence.

Admission: $12/adults, $9/youth (ages 6–12); $10/OHS adult members, $7/OHS youth members

Ohio Cup Vintage Base Ball Festival Saturday and Sunday, September 4–5, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Take in two days of family fun at the largest vintage base ball gathering in the country.

More than 25 clubs square off to celebrate a more dignified base ball “the way it was meant to be played.”

FREE admission.

GREAT NEWS! The Ohio Historical Center will now be open

on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays beginning in July!

OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1982 Velma Ave. (I-71, exit 111) | Columbus, OH 43211 800.686.6124 | www.ohiohistory.org/ohiovillage

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Neighborhood Launch 1

View at the corner of Gay and 4th Streets

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Gay and 4th Streets 45 NorthS 4th Street 50 North 4th Street and 73 North 5th Street The Edwards Cos. 700 - 2,500 square feet $180,000

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Units include garage parking 614.280.0600

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Neighborhood Launch is a vibrant new downtown neighborhood encompassing nine city blocks.

The residential neighborhood is located at the intersection of Gay and 4th Streets, and features parks, water fountains, decorative wrought iron fencing and tree lined boulevards.

Designed to be a pedestrian friendly streetscape, the townhomes are two or three stories in height with distinctive exterior facades. Neighborhood Launch offers two or three bedroom townhouses, one bedroom garden flats, and one bedroom bridge lofts. Units include garage and personal outdoor living spaces.

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3.875%, 30 year fixed rate only 10% down, no pmi 75% tax abatement on improvements, garage parking VUTECH RUFF TEAM 614-255-0600 www.vutech-ruff.com realtors@vutech-ruff.com

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BRIANNA BAIOCCO 614.560.7875 www.rzrealty.com

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78 East Chestnut Street 401, 504 Spectrum Properties, Inc. 1,050 - 3,000 $210,000 - $385,000 u Constructed in 1 converted to residential use in 2006 Shoe u factory Attached

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Realty Investors 1,500 - 3,000+ $219,000 - $1,100,000+ u Originally built in 1926; renovated for residential use in 2006.

Tower constructed in 2006.

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lofts building opened in 1926 as a four story warehouse for the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. grocery chain.

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attached parking. 1 space per unit with additional spaces available for purchase.

Erin Uritus, Sales Manager. urituse@nationwide.com, Kristin Maher, Sales Assistant, maherk2@nationwide.com, Phone - 614.221.9900 NorthBankCondos.com

The Condominiums at North Bank Park occupy a prime location in the Arena District, overlooking North Bank Park, the Scioto River and the dramatic city skyline, as well as the brand new baseball stadium - Huntington Park. It offers 109 upscale residences with two very different kinds of living space, The Tower and The Lofts. The Tower is a 20 story glass and steel building featuring 88 residences with floor to ceiling windows and generous balconies offering unobstructed views across the city. The Lofts offer 21 urban living spaces in the historic A&P warehouse building and feature large open spaces with concrete columns, hardwood floors and exposed brick. Along with the many amenities that you will find at The Condominiums at North Bank Park, including 24 hour concierge, secured access, in-building parking, a multi-media screening room, guest suite, fitness center and outdoor grilling deck, North Bank Park offers a glass-enclosed pavilion and access to the Olentangy Greenways bike and walking paths that residents may also enjoy.

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Amazing 10th floor condo at 8 East Broad Street.

beautiful design with custom moldings, bookcases, surround sound, gourmet kitchen and two balconies with breath taking views.

Finishes include Walker-Zanger Carrera marble floors, travertine marble, glass tile, walnut floors, Swarovski crystal, and Miele stainless appliances. Two parking spaces and 100% abated: $899,000

Karen Page - Working with you for you!

RealLiving.com/karen.page - 614-273-8414

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Living and dining area with skyline views

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8 East Broad Street 901, 1001, and 1101 CASTO 970 - 2,800 square feet $219,000 - $1,100,000+ u Originally built in 1906; residential conversion began in 2006 Bank u

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Vutech-Ruff HER Real Living 614.255.0600 or realtors@vutech-ruff.com 8onthesquare.com

Offering a new perspective on city living, 8 on the Square is downtown’s most prestigious address.

The new penthouse and mid-rise exclusive condominium homes at the historic crossroads of Columbus offer all the comforts of home in the heart of the city. The distinctive design, innovative amenities and unmatched craftsmanship of each home is complemented by sweeping views and the convenience of a dedicated parking garage and street-level retail.

The incomparable location means you’re just minutes from many major private and governmental employers. And, you’re right at the heart of citywide cultural, entertainment and performance events and venues.

Parking for residents is in the lower level garage below the new buildings. The new homes range in size from 946 square feet (City View Suite), 1,400 square feet (Broadway Square Suite) and 2,800 square feet (Capitol Square Suite).

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Your dream team.

Just one of our watchful eyes, help out people, get it done, sweep it up, give directions, here for you, keep you safe, point out the fun, greet visitors, and keep it clean ambassadors.

(And there’s more where he came from.)

KEEPING IT CLEAN: • Power washing sidewalks • Removal of litter and weeds • Sidewalk sweeping • Washing of public telephones, benches, and trash containers • Graffiti removal

KEEPING IT SAFE: • Radio-equipped and uniformed foot and bicycle patrols and special duty police officers • Safety escorts • Crime prevention programs • Eliminate conditions that lead to crime • Linking SID personnel, police, private security, social services, courts, and other resources

KEEPING IT FUN: • Raise the image of downtown among employees, residents, and young professionals • Pearl Market • Downtown Live Concert Series • Capitol Square Kickball League • Downtown Bowling League • Recycle Downtown program • Special event promotions

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The Annex at River South 6

Front Street streetscape

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186 South Front Street 89 West Town Street and 185 South Wall Street, No. 311 Lifestyle Communities 660 - 1,865 sq. ft.

$700s - $2000s

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West: 1-car attached garages; Annex East: 1 space in on-site garage 614-754-4559

lifestylecommunities.com

The Annex at River South is a premier downtown apartment community from Lifestyle Communities redefining apartment living in Columbus. Inspired by neighborhoods such as Georgetown, Beacon Hill, and Greenwich Village, The Annex is true to the East Coast’s architecture and feel. With two distinct living experiences, Annex West and Annex East, the community offers an array of options to truly personalize your home.

Annex West offers genuine rowhouse-style living common among the East Coast’s most coveted neighborhoods, while the flats at Annex East offer more of an urban low-rise living experience.

In addition, The Annex’s five unique apartment finishes, inspired by some of New York’s most progressive neighborhoods including Chelsea, Soho, and Hudson, allow even more creativity to dial in your ideal living experience.

Positioned in the new River South District in the heart of Downtown, The Annex puts Columbus’ entertainment districts, theaters, parks, and museums within walking distance of your front door.

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garage parking C Unit 600 - Ken Wightman, 294-5335 Susanne Casey, 313-8198 Prudential American Realty Center VictorianVillageHomes.com

SusanneCasey.com C Unit 1200 – Tina Husted, 306-7036 538-8895 Street Sotheby’s International Realty StreetSothebysRealty.com

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Vutech Ruff : HER Real Living, 614-255-0600 Realtors@Vutech-Ruff.com

Listed on the Columbus Register of Historic Properties and the National Register of Historic Places

C O LU M B U S’ M O ST AWA R D -W I N N I N G R E STAU R A N T S

Worthington 614.885.3663

Gahanna 614.478.9999 Miranova Short North 614.223.2100 Grandview 614.291.3663 614.629.0000 Polaris 614.844.6500

TALK TO US! CameronMitchell.com

Short North Arts District 614.224.8259

Easton Town Center 614.416.2582

Polaris Fashion Place 614.985.9667

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A new addition on the tour is a downtown information center and “marketplace” of vendors from the Pearl Market. At this stop, you will find information and displays of the strategic planning process for downtown’s future, information from Columbus Landmarks Foundation, the Downtown Residents Association of Columbus, Experience Columbus, and others.

2010 Downtown Columbus Strategic Plan Working with the City of Columbus and the CDDC, the planning team from MSI Design has drafted a plan that identifies catalytic projects, new policies and outlines a robust implementation strategy. The plan will also establish a framework for regular updates to ensure that it remains current and responsive to the changing needs of downtown Columbus. Three public meetings were conducted to gain feedback and led up to the City Council adoption process.

Pearl Alley Mini Marketplace To tantalize and satisfy your taste buds and to show you how we bring the farm to the city, Pearl Alley vendors will be selling their treats and wares. From Indian food and homemade ice cream to jewelry and pet treats, we hope you will enjoy this opportunity to shop local.

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Tour Map CITY HOP TOUR STOPS 1 N

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