Annie Oakley, America's First Superstar
Annie Oakley was America’s first female celebrity and indeed one of the country’s first superstars. She was born Phoebe Ann Mosey in 1860 in rural Darke County, Ohio, just northwest of Dayton. Her ...
The Cincy Shirts Podcast Episode 67: Arnold's Bar and Grill
Arnold’s is the oldest bar in Cincinnati, one of the oldest in the U.S. but not the oldest in Ohio. Chris Breeden join us, and we find out how it all started, all about the Tarbell years, and how C...
6 Fun Facts About the Brent Spence Bridge
Photo: Antony-22 According to one of our most popular shirts, it’s been ruining your day since 1963. It’s the Brent Spence Bridge and it’s one of the most traversed bridges in America, a fact commu...
George Washington, Tristate Landowner
George Washington did not sleep here, nor did he likely ever set foot in Southwest Ohio. However, he did own land in the area for a time. He came into possession of that property as the result of h...
The Cincy Shirts Podcast Episode 19: Molly Wellmann
Cincinnati’s favorite bartender! Molly Wellmann is more than a stylish barkeep, she’s head of Wellmanns Brands, who oversees such establishments as Melt, Japp’s, OKBB, Myrtle’s, Bottle & Basket...
From the 1940s to the 1970s, Cincy Shirts' Hyde Park Store was a Tailor Shop
The building that Cincy Shirts’ Hyde Park store partially occupies was built in 1925. For a long time, we’ve wondered what businesses previously operated in our space. Oakley Cycle, of course, had ...
