THEN & NOW: Over-the-Rhine's 20-year transition from civil unrest to gentrification
After the death of Timothy Thomas, people in the Tri-State and around the country witnessed Over-the-Rhine through the lens of civil unrest. Twenty years later, the lens has changed.
6th Street at Vine Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
West 12th Street and Race Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
1630 Race Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
1725 Race Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
West 12th Street and Race Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
1329 Vine Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
West 12th Street and Race Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
1536 Race Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
West 12th Street and Vine Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO
1098 Race Street shown during the civil unrest in April 2001 and 20 years later in April 2021.Photo by: WCPO Archive, Brian Niesz | WCPO