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Thirteen years ago after 4 years of renting in Olde Towne East, we began our first home search. We wanted a property we could put a bit of our stamp on, and with the high ceilings, large rooms, and the… [Read More]
She wasn’t looking to buy a home. In fact, Abigail Mack was perfectly happy in the condo she had purchased while she was in graduate school. It overlooked Franklin Park and was a good size. But because of her job… [Read More]
More than two years ago, a group of civic leaders announced a $10 million pledge from The Ohio State University to invest in neighborhood revitalization efforts surrounding the OSU Hospital East, located on Taylor Avenue. At that time, little detail was provided… [Read More]
The Dispatch continues their “Where We Live” neighborhood profiles today with a look at the Woodland Park area located on the Near East Side. The area was originally developed as an upscale subdivision and much of the historic charm remains… [Read More]
If you’d like some fun outdoor exploring to do this weekend, head to Ganther’s Place or Woodland Park. Each neighborhood is sponsoring a free garden tour on Sunday afternoon, from noon to 5pm. Ganther’s Place will have live music, a… [Read More]
This time we wander over to Woodland Park to tour the home of Matthew Arnold and Scott Ramsey. Woodland Park bills itself as Columbus’ Best Kept Secret, boasting many big, beautiful homes of exquisite architecture and two beautiful neighborhood boulevards… [Read More]
This article in yesterday’s Dispatch revealed that the old Woodland Meadows site has wrapped up with demolition and can now be sold to a new developer. The city paid $2.5 million to level the 52-acre housing complex over the past… [Read More]
I was just checking the homes for sale in Woodland Park and there are some great bargains! It is a great time to buy in Woodland Park. The neighborhood continues to have low crime, quiet streets, wonderful neighbors, and good… [Read More]
On Thursday, I had the pleasure of attending the preview of the new Bending Nature exhibit at the Franklin Park Conservatory. This new installation includes works by 15 artists including Dorothy Gill Barnes (Columbus), David Byrne (NYC), Dennis Oppenheim (NYC),… [Read More]
LifeEpicurean.com wrote A New Light For Franklin Park Conservatory Monday, August 18, 2008 BY ANGEL JACKSON Tuesday evening, I had the honor of attending a reception debuting several new event spaces at Franklin Park Conservatory. I have to admit, as… [Read More]
Has anyone been by the new building going up to replace the old Old Bag that burned down last year? I haven’t found a picture online of it or gone by to take on myself but, wow, that thing looks… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Next for conservatory: garden ‘campus’ Wednesday, June 4, 2008 BY TIM FERAN The Franklin Park Conservatory will break ground today on a community-garden “campus” — the second major project in the first phase of the venue’s $75… [Read More]
This Week News wrote Conservatory commissions light artist Thursday, Nov. 1, 2007 By BONNIE BUTCHER Franklin Park Conservatory has commissioned artist James Turrell to create a permanent light installation in the Palm House, conservatory executive director Bruce Harkey announced at… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote Franklin Park Conservatory to expand Tuesday, June 5, 2007 By Lisa Halverstadt The Franklin Park Conservatory will add two rooftop gardens where partiers can sip cocktails and another on the grounds designed as a backdrop for… [Read More]
Demolition began yesterday, at long last. All I can say is: about time. I know a friend who lives just outside of Bexley (along Maryland Ave.) and this place has been absolutely nothing but trouble. The Dispatch wrote Troubled housing… [Read More]
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