Geier Collections and Research Center

Strange that this place is getting reviewed on Google, but here we are. This is a historic archive in association with the CMC that is mostly closed to the public, but if you have a specific query on historic documents that is potentially held in their archive they are amenable to supervised and limited review of their resources (which is good because only professionals should be handling this stuff). I reached out to gain access to and photograph original construction documents of Samuel Hannaford's City Hall building for a university project, and the staff was very friendly and accommodating to me and my students.

You will probably need to know a history buff that is actively involved with Cincinnati history (e.g. The Heritage Program, Cincinnati Museum Center, etc.)to get access to this amazing gem. It is truly phenomenal! They do occasionally have public events so keep your eyes peeled if you love history.

Found this while in a spanish class. I tried finding something in english with vowels on each side of an i. In spanish it's not possible. So for 'to read' it's leyendo and not leiendo. Shared it to my class. Someone suggested a feild trip, teacher declined. Seems like a cool place though. It is also in CIncinnati, which is where I am right now. Sycamore schools. Bye.

Wonderful and friendly staff and a great, diverse collection of specimens. Many study skins along with posed skins, hundreds of insects and arthropods, gastropod shells and bivalves, along with wet preserves.being able to see this collection was a treat and I really hope I can intern here soon.

Terrific place to visit