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The reason that a small business district developed at Orphanage Road and Dixie in Fort Mitchell was because that was, literally, the end of the line: the farthest point of reach for the streetcars. It provided a ready pool of customers brought to the spot.

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Note Stevie's on the left At Burdsall

 

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The St. John's Trestle Over Sleepy Hollow

 

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The St. John's Trestle
From a Facebook post by Dr. Richard Cardosi

 

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Trolley Station at Fort Mitchell Avenue

 

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The Fort Mitchell Car

 

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From a Facebook post by Ron E. Lawson From a Facebook post by the Greyhound Tavern
The last run of the trolley to Fort Mitchell

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Bill Goetz gives us a detailed view of exactly where the trolley went from Covington to Fort Mitchell.

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Ft. Mitchell Trolley Scene
Across from St. Mary's Cemetery

 

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The Cincinnati, Newport, & Covington, coming towards Fort Mitchell, in Park Hills, 1946.

 

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In Park Hills
From a Facebook post by Phil Lind

 

Chuck Eilerman put some nice footage of the trolley in Fort Mitchell on YouTube

 

Color film of the Fort Mitchell Trolley!

A detailed photo-tour of the Kenton trolley route is at this site.

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