History
Elmwood Place is one of the first communities established in the Greater Cincinnati Area. The history of this community was started as early as 1794. Read more...

Picture Gallery
Find the old images of Elmwood Place.

Places of Worship

School
The village of Elmwood Place is in the St. Bernard-Elmwood Place City School District. The school district
operates in three buildings Elmwood Place Elementary, St. Bernard Elementary, and St. Bernard-Elmwood Place High School.

Walkability and Pedestrian Circulation
Elmwood Pace’s small street grid developed last century is today’s new urbanism dream. It is a walkable community where over 90% of the children walk to school . Furthermore, Elmwood Place ranks 1st in percent of persons who walk to work (7.21%) in Hamilton County. The entire village has paved sidewalks and are handicap accessible.

Public Transportation
Queen City Metro buses service Elmwood Place with its route 78, specifically the Springdale-Vine branch. This route travels through Elmwood along Vine St. Route 78 begins at Tri-County Mall in the northern area of the county and ends downtown.

Recreation/Open Space
Rock Park (McGregor Avenue)
Elmwood Avenue Park
Central Steel & Wire Park on Helen Street
Elmwood Place Memorial Park - Community pool and ballpark at Maple Street
Township Ave @ Vine Street