Taylor H. Berry Farm, Indian Spring	Lemuel T. Pyle Farm, Indian Spring
Indian Spring was an earlier named for Ross.  The C.& O. changed the name when the railroad first came through.

Scene at Ross

 

Ross Train Stop, 1962

 

The Ross Depot, 1937 Flood	Martz Grove, Ross, 1945 flood

 

Aerial of Martz
From a Facebook post by the Campbell County Historical & Genealogical Society

 

Martz Playground Air Field, a.k.a. Boyer Field From a Dave Newman post on Facebook		Martz Clubhouse in Ross (with flood level indicators)	Martz Playground Thanks to Patty Stanger Ludwig for the  picture, taken by her Dad.

 

Pool at Martz Grove, Ross, 1948	The Martz Playground pool,  from Joyce Bedel posting on Facebook. Paul J Kirst was the photographer.	unknown year

 

Airfield at Ross, Boyer Field From a Facebook post by Buck Siebert

“Complaint had been received at the [Cincinnati Auto] Club headquarters that motorists had been molested by the county police on the road to Ross, Ky.  County Attorney Roger L. Neff said that he held a receipt issued by the constable to a Silver Grove man, who paid the officer $4.50 as alleged costs of court.” from Motour, August 1930.
“The name of Indian Springs was changed some years ago to the unromantic name of Ross, to which we understand quite a number of the residents of the vicinity objected.”Kentucky State Journal, January 24, 1889	Campbell  Co Rootsweb has some nice info on Ross, here.

Lilwilson Place, Ross, 1921	Lilwilson House  interior,	Lilwilson Place, Ross, 1921  to Miss Leona Hatkamp, % Fechheimer Bros Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. “I am having a fine time.  Wish you were here. Edith”	Lilwilson Place, Reception Hall 1921

The Lilwilson Home was later used as the Martz Playground Clubhouse, and the Martz family residence.