Hamilton, County seat in Butler County, Ohio, United States
Hamilton is a city along the Great Miami River in Butler County, Ohio. The city includes residential neighborhoods, industrial areas, and a business center that runs along the river.
The settlement began in 1794 as a military post during the Northwest Indian War. The fort protected settlers moving north from Cincinnati and later became the core of the present-day city.
The Fitton Center for Creative Arts hosts rotating exhibits by local artists and offers workshops for residents of all ages. The center occupies a converted school building and serves as a gathering place for artists and visitors from across the region.
The city sits along the river and is accessible from several highways that provide connections in all directions. The downtown area is walkable, while outlying neighborhoods are best reached by car.
The Soldiers, Sailors, and Pioneers Monument in marble holds a collection of Civil War artifacts and early regional military items. The monument stands open in the city center and draws history enthusiasts from the surrounding area.
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