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Ripley, Ohio, a picturesque village on the Ohio River Scenic
Byway in southwest Ohio, has a 55-acre National Historic
District. It is east of Cincinnati, a bridge or ferry away
from Kentucky Bluegrass country, all part of the Ohio River
Valley. Come and experience the welcoming hospitality of this
unique riverside town, rich in history, with a friendly river
town atmosphere. Brimming with history, from Tecumseh and the Shawnee to pioneers and the Civil War, this historic town is located on US 52, a part of the Ohio River Scenic Byway, the longest National Scenic Byway in the nation. Ripley gained a reputation throughout the United States for its strong beliefs in the abolition of slavery, and many of its citizens were active in the Underground Railroad movement.
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Kinkead Ridge Winery reopens on Memorial Day Weekend, May 23 and May 25 for the release of the 2008 white wines. For details www.kinkeadridge.com It is also open summer Saturdays through Labor Day 11 am-5 pm.
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June-July Events
July 10, 2009 Rain location: Ripley First
Presbyterian Church corner of 3rd and Mulberry Streets Ripley Ripley Farmer's Market Open
Fridays 10 am-6 pm and Saturdays 9 am -2 pm
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While every effort has been taken to verify the accuracy of the content of this site, Brown County Economic Development, the Southern Brown County Vision Council, the Village of Ripley, Ripley Heritage, Inc., ripleyohio.net, the webmaster Jane Zachman, web designer Nancy Bentley, and any and all of their employees cannot accept any responsibility or liability for the reliance by any person or organization on the site content or customer problems with any of the businesses described herein. |
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NBentley@hughes.net, Trillium Web Design and |
| Webmaster | Jane Zachman, Ripley, Ohio, (937) 392-1437 Submit community events to janezachman@roadrunner.com |
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06/17/09 Copyright 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 |