Century-old West Side mansion demolished as Boys and Girls Club project moves forward

A 130-year-old mansion in West Price Hill neighborhood leaders had hoped to save has been demolished, with the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati going ahead with plans to build a workforce development center for teenagers at the site.

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