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Aglamesis Bro's
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Aglamesis Brother's, commonly referred to as Aglamesis, is an ice cream parlor in Cincinnati, Ohio with 3 locations in Oakley, Montgomery, and Hamilton, Ohio. The business was founded by Greek immigra
Coston's Confectionery, where the Aglamesis brothers worked before opening their own business
Coston's Confectionery, where the Aglamesis brothers worked before opening their own business
Chocolate Candies
Chocolate Candies
Oakley Location
Oakley Location
Banana chocolate chip ice cream served at Aglamesis Bro's
Banana chocolate chip ice cream served at Aglamesis Bro's
Norwood, Ohio
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Norwood is a city in Hamilton County, Ohio, United States, and an enclave of Cincinnati. The population was 19,043 at the 2020 census, making it the third-most populous city in Hamilton County. Origin
Aglamesis Bro's
…saving money to open their own confectionery business. In 1908, with money borrowed on good faith, they opened their first ice cream parlor in Norwood, Ohio, called The Metropolitan. In 1913, they opened another parlor in nearby Oakley, Cincinnati. The building housing the parlor was one of the first buildings…
Norwood Police Department and Norwood Municipal Building on Montgomery Road
Norwood Police Department and Norwood Municipal Building on Montgomery Road
An 1894 panoramic photo of early Norwood, looking southwest from Grandview Place near Indian Mound. Many of Norwood's streets and neighborhoods were n
An 1894 panoramic photo of early Norwood, looking southwest from Grandview Place near Indian Mound. Many of Norwood's streets and neighborhoods were not yet platted at the time this photo was taken. The original North Norwood School on Marion Avenue (built 1891) is visible in the center of the photo. The large field with the oval track in the distance behind the school is the former Norwood Park, which was used for baseball games, outdoor theater, and traveling circuses. Norwood Park was later replaced by the General Motors Norwood Assembly Plant and today is the site of the Grande Central Station shopping center.
Norwood Mound was constructed by people of the prehistoric Adena culture and was likely used for religious ceremonies and smoke signaling
Norwood Mound was constructed by people of the prehistoric Adena culture and was likely used for religious ceremonies and smoke signaling
The Hopkins Avenue Station in the early-1890s. This building still stands at 4226 Montgomery Road.
The Hopkins Avenue Station in the early-1890s. This building still stands at 4226 Montgomery Road.