Findlay Market

Findlay Market is famous among local’s and visitors, the main surviving metropolitan market place of the nine open markets working in Cincinnati in the nineteenth and mid twentieth century. The market house is based ashore given to the City of Cincinnati by the domain of General James Findlay 1770 - 1835 and Jane Irwin Findlay 1769 - 1851. Findlay Market is Ohio's most seasoned surviving civil market house.

It was outlined under the bearing of City Civil Engineer Alfred West Gilbert 1816-1900 utilizing a strong yet whimsical cast and created press outline, a development innovation that had been minimal utilized as a part of the United States. Findlay Market was recorded on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. The structure was among the primary markets in the United States to utilize press outline development innovation and is one of not very many that have survived.