by OTR on April 1, 2013, no comments

The view from Prospect Hill

by OTR on March 31, 2013, no comments

@tasteofbelgium #thisisotr (at Taste of Belgium)

by OTR on March 31, 2013, no comments

The new favorite hideout. Sotto is brilliant. (at Sotto)

by OTR on March 30, 2013, no comments

#thisisotr (at The Famous Neon’s Unplugged)

by OTR on March 30, 2013, no comments

#thisisotr

by OTR on March 29, 2013, no comments

Streetpops! #thisisotr (at Streetpops)

by OTR on March 29, 2013, no comments

Good Friday #thisisotr (at Old Saint Mary’s Catholic Church)

by OTR on March 29, 2013, no comments

@maserlovesyou’s #GetUp mural and art installation show with live music tonight at 528 E. 12th #thisisotr

Crosley Field: Historic Home of the Cincinnati Reds

by OTR on March 29, 2013, 5 comments

Crosley Field Home of the Cincinnati Reds 1940

Crosley Field was home to the Cincinnati Reds from 1912 to June 24, 1970. The ballpark was named Redland Field from 1912 until 1934 when local businessman Powel Crosley Jr. bought the franchise. The “Findlay and Western intersection” was home to the Reds for eighty-six and a half seasons. Before Redland Field was built in 1912, the home of the Reds was in the same general area: first at League Park from 1884 to 1901, then at the fabulously named Palace of the Fans from 1902 to 1911. After Crosley Field, the Reds moved to Riverfront Stadium (later Cinergy Field) on the banks of the Ohio river til 2002. In 2003, Great American Ballpark opened and is the current home of the Reds.

More information about Crosley Field, its demise, location, etc. can be found at crosley-field.com