New Richmond

New Richmond is known for its beautiful vistas along the Ohio River where you can enjoy DORA (Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area) at Bucks Riverside Grill, Green Kayak Grille & Pub, New Richmond Distilleries and the Landing Casa Del Rio.  Explore the World’s only Cardboard Boat Racing Museum or if you prefer historical sites, visit President Grant’s birthplace or important sites of the Underground Railroad.  Shop antique, boutique and unique stores such as Eastside Boutique, Front Street Uniques, Mr.Grim's Nostalgic Nook and River Village Shoppe along the riverfront.  

  • Bucks Riverside Grill

    Bucks Riverside Grill has an abundance of delicious barbecue. All of the sauces, sides, breads, pickles and desserts are made in the kitchen. They are also pleased to share their signature recipes for carryout or catering. 

    100 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 718-8429
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  • Cardboard Boat Museum

    The Museum is located in New Richmond, Ohio, home of the International Cardboard Boat Regatta, the nations most prolific team builder and racers of exotic and unusual boats. The Museum offers classes in building cardboard boats, student tours, rental options for reunions, off-site meetings, graduation and birthday parties. Open: Saturday & Sundays 10am-4pm & Tuesdays 4-7pm. 

    311 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 403-1675
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  • CLERMONT/PARKER ACADEMY

    The Parker Academy, also known as the Clermont Academy, was a private school organized in 1839, and neighbors the Reverend Daniel Parker Home. The Parker Academy was open to students of both genders (co-ed) and all races. The original school building is no longer standing but the dorm and commemorative monument can be seen at the site. Edwin Mathews, formerly enslaved by James G. Birney, was the first Black student enrolled. Plantation owners brought their bi-racial children here to be educated. Many of the children of Clermont’s abolitionists were also enrolled. 1,500 students attended the school during its 53-year history. 

    1324 Clermontville
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • Confidence Cemetery

    The quaint painted green wrought iron gate with its white enamel lettering greets those coming to visit Confidence Cemetery. The creek near this cemetery, which feeds into White Oak Creek, is the site where a 15-year-old Ulysses single-handedly moved a two-and-a-half-ton chunk of limestone a full mile to serve as a local doctor’s front door step. The stone now sits behind Grant’s childhood home and is decorated with a commemorative placard that was affixed in 1947 to commemorate Grant’s childhood ingenuity. Visiting hours are from dawn to dusk. 

    1041 Mt. Orab Pike
    Georgetown, OH 45121
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  • CRANSTON MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

    The Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church took an early and uncompromising stand against slavery. Reverend Amos Dresser, Lane Theological Seminary rebel and anti-slavery martyr, was a minister of the church. At its previous location, the church hosted the organizational meeting of the New Richmond Anti-Slavery speakers including James G. Birney, publisher of the Philanthropist newspaper, Calvin Stowe, George Beecher, John Rankin, and Alexander T. Rankin. The church drafted two strongly worded anti-slavery statements to the Cincinnati Presbytery. 

    200 Union St
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 553-2397
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  • Cross Creek Farm Canine Water Sports

    Cross Creek Farm is nestled on a secluded 54 acres in rural Clermont County Ohio, 30 minutes southeast of downtown Cincinnati. Our competition-size dock (8’X40’) is located on a well-maintained 1 1/4 acre pond. The dock is fenced for safety, covered in AstroTurf for comfort, and fully equipped to handle all aspects of dock diving. Next to our shaded pond is a beautiful 1 1/4 acre flat grassy field. Our field is used for UpDog (Frisbee) competitions, seminars, and training days for fieldwork. As a paying guest, you are welcome to use this field along... 

    2200 Black Road
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • Dee's Dairy Bar & Drive in

    Discover Dee's Dairy Bar, a cherished gem nestled in the heart of New Richmond, Ohio. This cozy spot invites families, friends, and ice cream enthusiasts alike to indulge in a delightful array of frozen treats. Renowned for its nostalgic charm and warm, welcoming atmosphere, Dee's Dairy Bar offers an irresistible selection of creamy ice creams, sundaes, and milkshakes crafted with love. Whether you're craving a classic cone or one of their inventive, seasonal flavors, Dee's promises a sweet escape that delights every palate. Perfect for a summer treat or a cozy winter indulgence, this local favorite promises a heartwarming experience.... 

    620 Hamilton St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 553-4444
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  • Dr. John Rogers Home Site

    This site was home of Dr. John Rogers. He was the first president of the Clermont County Anti-Slavery Society in 1836, a Liberty Party candidate for public office and member of the “Chieftains of Liberty” vigilance committee. Dr. Rogers was a financial supporter of James G. Birney, publisher of The Philanthropist newspaper, and often patrolled the streets of New Richmond to guard the paper's office. In 1843, Rogers and Rev. Amos Dresser, the famed Lane Seminary rebel, drafted a strong anti-slavery memorial for the New Richmond Presbyterian Church and submitted the statement to the Cincinnati Presbytery. Rogers... 

    307 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • Eastside Boutique

    Looking for unique and stylish clothing and accessories? Look no further than Eastside Boutique! Located in the heart of New Richmond, Ohio, our store offers a carefully curated selection of trendy and affordable fashions for women of all ages. Whether you're looking for a statement piece or the perfect gift, our friendly staff will help you find exactly what you're looking for. Open: Thursday - Friday 12pm-5pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12pm-4pm. Mon/Tues/Wed Closed 

    220 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 553-1000
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  • El Barril - New Richmond

    Discover the vibrant flavors of Mexico at El Barril! This charming eatery invites you to indulge in an authentic culinary experience where traditional Mexican dishes come alive with fresh ingredients and bold spices. Enjoy your meal on the cozy patio overlooking the scenic beauty of New Richmond. The warm, welcoming atmosphere, paired with exceptional service, makes it the perfect spot for family gatherings, date nights, or a casual meal with friends. With a commitment to quality and flavor, El Barril is more than just a restaurant—it's a destination for those who crave genuine Mexican cuisine. Come for the food, stay... 

    1101 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 449-4781
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  • FEE VILLA

    Once the residence of Thomas Fee, Jr. (1801-1862), Moscow’s oral history states the Fee Villa was a stop on the Underground Railroad in Moscow. It is located on the Ohio River, facing Pendleton County, Kentucky. The glow of lit candles in windows acted as a signal to escaping slaves that the building was a safe house. The fugitives were harbored in the basement. After being fed and clothed from the onsite general store, they were transported to Felicity, the next stop in Clermont County. Thomas Fee, Jr., was a member of the prominent abolitionist Fee family. His father, brother and... 

    110 Water St.
    Moscow, OH 45153
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  • Front Street Café

    The Front Street Café is a quaint café & gallery bistro set along the banks of the Ohio River in the historic village of New Richmond, Ohio. It began as an idea to bring the people of New Richmond, Anderson Township and other surrounding towns in Northern Kentucky and Ohio together to chat, have coffee, sandwiches and other baked goods while peacefully looking over the Ohio River and Kentucky hills. 

    120 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157 
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    (513) 553-4800
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  • Front Street Uniques

    Stop by this unique store with a variety of antiques, gifts and collectibles as well as bike repair services and knife sharpening services. 

    232 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • Gold Star Chili New Richmond

    Gold Star is all about finding your own Way. Want an amazing Cincinnati-style 3-way? Done. How about the best Classic Cheeseburger around? Theirs are from flat top grill heaven—juicy, perfectly cooked, and even better when topped with their famous chili. Is chicken your thing? Order a Chicken Sandwich and see why they’re the talk of the town. Everything on the menu is crave-worthy and designed to keep you coming back for more. 

    1048 Old U.S. Hwy. 52
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 553-2536
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  • Grant Memorial United Methodist Church

    Situated just east of the birthplace of Ulysses S. Grant is the Grant Memorial Methodist Church. Despite being named after the former U.S. General, President and devout Methodist, Grant himself never saw the church as its building concluded in 1920. Today it is still utilized for regular church services. 

    1600 Back St.
    Point Pleasant, OH 45153
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  • Green Kayak Grille & Pub

    Nestled along the shores of the Ohio River in New Richmond, the Green Kayak is housed in two 1850’s vintage buildings. With great food, and a wide variety of both craft and domestic beer, the Green Kayak breaks the mold of an old river town saloon. While enjoying a great dinner or drink, Kayak guests enjoy beautiful views of the mighty Ohio river, watch the pleasure boats and barges drift by and take in the incredible vista of rolling hills of Kentucky. The Green Kayak is a family-friendly Grille and Pub. 

    200 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 843-6040
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  • Historic New Richmond

    The picturesque Village of New Richmond is located on the Ohio River in southern Clermont County. The village is known for its warm hospitality and various community festivals hosted each year to celebrate local culture, art, music and history including the RiverDays Festival with its one-of-a-kind Cardboard Boat Regatta. New Richmond was founded in 1814 and became a thriving commercial center on the river in the 19th century when steamboats were helping to open the West. The village also played a very important role in the abolitionist/underground railroad movement. While visiting New Richmond, visitors can also experience three nationally recognized... 

    125 George St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 543-9149
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  • Home of the Hands that delivered Grant

    Straddling the bank of the Ohio River sits a red and white brick building that once housed the home and office of Dr. John G. Rogers. Dr. Rogers was a prominent abolitionist as well as the physician who assisted Hannah Simpson Grant in delivering her first son, Hiram Ulysses Grant. The duplex is now a part of the Clermont County Freedom Trail and can be visited externally. Dr. Rogers was married to Julia Morris, daughter of former U.S. Ohio Senator Thomas Morris, another ardent abolitionist and local historic figure. 

    307 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • Honeysuckle Ranch

    Plan your event in a rustic setting nestled in the scenic countryside of New Richmond. Located on 47 acres of beautiful rolling hills, the Ranch offers a large, fully decorated, event barn that accommodates 115 comfortably, an Amish-built gazebo, and several other rustic buildings. The barn features tons of twinkle lights, beautiful decor, and plenty of cool air from the overhead fans to create a warm and relaxing feel for your guests. Honeysuckle provides support staff on site, however, you can utilize any caterers and vendors for your event. They are a working horse farm, and the friendly horses will... 

    1297 Wilson Dunham Hill Rd.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 327-8401
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  • Jesse and Hannah Grants Bethel Home

    Where Kakes and Karaoke sits used to be the site of the former home of Ohio Senator Thomas Morris, an outspoken abolitionist and father to Julia Rogers. Dr. John Rogers’ wife (the man who delivered Ulysses S. Grant.) The house would later be rented by Jesse and Hannah Grant who lived in the home for ten years. During that time Jesse Grant operated a second tannery nearby and was elected as the first mayor of Bethel, Ohio. 

    109 E. Plane St.
    Bethel, OH 45106
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  • Jesse Grants Georgetown Tannery

    Gifted to Ohio History Connection by Robert Waters, a Georgetown resident, Jesse Grant’s Tannery sits just across the street from Ulysses S. Grant’s Boyhood Home. The tannery served as the Grant family’s livelihood for many years. Built in 1823 by Jesse Grant, young Grant expressed a strong dislike for the practice and was not fond of his father’s tannery business. He found other ways to make his money which ultimately helped steer him towards West Point. Though the tannery was converted into a house in 1938, the Ohio History Connection and U.S. Grant Homestead Association plan to restore the nearly... 

    239 E. Grant Ave.
    Georgetown, OH 45121
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  • John Parker House

    The John P. Parker Historical Society, Inc was founded in 1996 to recognize, commemorate and preserve the extraordinary legacy of John P. Parker and his remarkable family. With grants from the Ohio Arts Council, Ohio Humanities Council, National Park Service, National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Trust for Historic Preservation the house was stabilized, public programs were planned and presented, an archaeological investigation of the property was conducted and a well-researched and documented interpretative educational program was conceptualized. Professionally designed exhibits will depict and communicate the historical context in which Parker and... 

    300 N. Front St.
    Ripley, OH 45167
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    (937) 392-4044
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  • John Rankin House

    Take a guided tour of the the newly restored home of Rev. John Rankin, located on a bluff overlooking the Ohio River, and learn how the Rankin family and their neighbors in Ripley and other nearby communities helped the enslaved on their path to freedom via the Underground Railroad. At this National Historic Landmark, you can step inside one of the best-documented and most active Underground Railroad “stations” in Ohio and get the story of Ohio’s role in the abolitionist movement that set the stage for the end of slavery as well as the modern Civil Rights... 

    6152 Rankin Hill Rd.
    Ripley, OH 45167
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    (937) 392-4044
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  • Landing Casa Del Rio

    Nestled along the scenic banks of the Ohio River, Landing Casa Del Rio is a delightful culinary destination with tropical vibes in New Richmond, Ohio. With its strategic location on Front Street, guests can enjoy picturesque views of the river, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely meal or a special occasion. 

    401 Front Street.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 449-4148
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  • LINDALE BAPTIST CHURCH AND CEMETERY

    Lindale Baptist Church was the church of Andrew Coombs, Jr. (1805-1864.) Coombs was the organizing secretary of the Gilead Anti-Slavery Society in 1836. The Coombs’ residence was once located next to the Lindale church. It became a station between John Rankin ( Coombs’ former teacher) in Ripley and Levi Coffin in Cincinnati. Coombs burial site is located in the cemetery immediately behind the church. The cemetery is open to the public. Hours of operation may vary. 

    3025 St. Rt. 132
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • New Richmond Alpaca Shop

    New Richmond Alpaca Farm, located in New Richmond, Ohio, sits atop one of the gentle, rolling hills of Southwestern Ohio along the Ohio River. The family owned, 175 year old farm, just 23 miles east of Cincinnati metro, has recently been converted to accommodate, like its hills, one of the gentlest animals on earth, the alpaca. Because an alpaca’s coat does not have natural oils, its fleece is less likely to have the characteristic ” itchiness” of ordinary wool and is more likely to be hypo-allergenic. Its softness to the touch is the reason the feel of alpaca is... 

    1240 Bethel-New Richmond Rd.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 253-3700
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  • New Richmond Waterfront

    The riverfront park was once an active port in the 19th century for transporting agricultural products from the surrounding area. The village was an early center of abolitionist activity, hosting the first Anti-Slavery Society in Clermont County. James G. Birney published the Philanthropist Newspaper in the village in 1836. Many freedom seekers passed through New Richmond. In 1863, formerly enslaved Leroy Lee gained his freedom in New Richmond. Slave-hunters captured Lee in Cincinnati and were returning him to Kentucky through the village only to be confronted by a large crowd demanding his release. Outnumbered and outgunned, the slave-hunters... 

    221 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • OLD CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH

    The Calvary Methodist Church was once located on this site before the brick structure was built across the road. On November 4, 1842, members of the community met to discuss the Wigglesworth Kidnapping. In attendance at the meeting were future U.S. Congressman David Fisher and Ohio State Senator Doughty Utter. The group condemned the act as “a heinous crime” and petitioned the Governor of Ohio to intervene on the family’s behalf. The Wigglesworth family was carried off to Kentucky and eventually to Missouri. 

    St. Rt. 756
    Moscow, OH 45153
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  • President U.S. Grant's Birthplace

    Tour the birthplace of Ulysses S. Grant, Civil War general and two-term president of the United States. See how the Grant family established themselves in southern Ohio in the early 19th century and hear the fascinating story of the house and how it traveled in Ohio until its return to Point Pleasant. Every self-respecting citizen of the country probably knows about the achievements of the Civil War hero and the 18th President of the United States of America, Ulysses Grant. His name is associated with the major achievements of the Civil War and the establishment of basic civil liberties, which... 

    1551 St. Rte. 232
    Moscow, OH 45153
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    (513) 497-0492
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  • Reverend George C. Light Home Site

    This is the former residence of Reverend George C. Light (1785-1860), a Methodist minister and agent of the American Colonization Society. The Colonization Society was formed in 1816 for the purpose of supporting the migration of freeborn slaves and emancipated slaves to the Continent of Africa. James Madison, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay and Abraham Lincoln were members of the organization. The country of Liberia was established as a result of the society's efforts. 

    401 Front Street.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • River Roots Plant Shop & Gallery

    Discover a unique blend of art and nature at River Roots Plant Shop & Gallery. This welcoming environment offers space where visitors can relax, sip on coffee and explore a world of botanical beauty and creative expression. Open Thursday & Friday 2-7pm, Saturday 11am-7pm and Sunday 11am-6pm. 

    400 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 713-5970
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  • River Village Shoppe

    Welcome to River Village Shoppe, the premier shopping destination in New Richmond, Ohio! Our shop offers a wide variety of unique and high-quality gifts, home décor, jewelry, and accessories. Our friendly staff is always here to help you find exactly what you need, whether you're shopping for yourself or looking for the perfect gift for someone special. From stylish fashion accessories to beautiful home accents, you'll find everything you need to spruce up your living space or add a touch of elegance to your personal style. Come and visit us today and experience the charm of River Village Shoppe! ... 

    310 Washington St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 767-7667
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  • ROBERT E. FEE BURIAL SITE MOSCOW CEMETERY

    Robert E. Fee (1796–1879), an active conductor in Moscow, was a member of Clermont County’s most prominent Underground Railroad family. His father Thomas Sr., brother Thomas Jr., sister Nancy and cousins in nearby Felicity are also documented conductors. Robert E. Fee, his wife Catherine Ebersole and their children were all buried at this location. Catherine was the sister of Jacob Ebersole who was also active in the Underground Railroad. Cemetery is open to the public. Hours of operation may vary. 

    Cemetery Rd.
    Moscow, OH 45153
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  • ROBERT E. FEE HOME SITE

    On this parcel of land was once the residence of Robert E. Fee (1796–1879). Fee became involved in the rescue attempts of Fanny Wigglesworth and her four children, who were kidnapped and enslaved. After two unsuccessful attempts to rescue the family, he dedicated himself to helping the enslaved escape to freedom. In 1852, Fee was indicted by Pendleton County, Kentucky Grand Jury for slave stealing, however, the Governor of Ohio refused to extradite him to stand trial. 

    Water St.
    Moscow, OH 45153
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  • Ross Gowdy House Museum

    The Gowdy House is located on George Street in the Susanna Historic District. Thomas Ashburn laid out this area next to the town of New Richmond in 1816. The house was built about 1853 during New Richmond’s most prosperous era of steamboat manufacturing. The museum overlooks the Ohio River. Features include: river memorabilia, artifacts, antiques and a craft shop. Open April – October 2nd Saturday of the month. 

    125 George St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 753-1909

  • SAMARIAN CEMETERY

    A traditional black cemetery, Samarian Cemetery is the final resting place for 19 African American soldiers who fought for freedom and the Union during the Civil War. Black soldiers and sailors of New Richmond supported General Grant’s siege of Vicksburg in 1863. Five New Richmond men served in the same infantry unit, Company K of the 27th U.S. Colored Troops. Silas Owens, Joseph King, Jacob Thomas, Ila Houston, and Alex Adams fought valiantly at Petersburg in July of 1864. After the war, many African American Union veterans established New Richmond as their home. The National Park Service has officially included... 

    Ohio St. Rt. 132
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • Schack's Yaks

    Paddle through breathtaking waterways and immerse yourself in nature with our top-quality kayak rentals and guided tours. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned paddlers, we offer personalized experiences that cater to all skill levels. Experience the scenic beauty of the Ohio River and surrounding areas, as our friendly and knowledgeable staff ensures you have a safe and unforgettable journey. Whether it's a peaceful solo paddle or a fun-filled group excursion, Schack's Yaks LLC promises a unique blend of relaxation and excitement. Book your kayak adventure today and make memories that will last a lifetime! 

    400 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 718-8548
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  • The New Richmond Distilleries

    The New Richmond Distilleries produces premium Craft Whisky and Grant Vodka. Our bottle shop and production area are located on Front Street and our finishing house is located on the east end of town on a 5-acre lot that was once the largest production site of The New Richmond Distilleries in the 1800’s. Originally founded in 1835, The New Richmond Distilleries used the harvest in plenty for that season and year making each batch unique. This approach provided a greater variety of flavors and complexity that was common in the 1800’s. We use this... 

    216 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • The Philanthropist Newspaper

    At the corner of Walnut and Willow Streets once stood the blacksmith shop of Samuel Ridlen where the anti-slavery newspaper The Philanthropist was first published on January 1, 1836. Publisher, James G. Birney, was a former enslaver from Danville, Kentucky. Brothers Thomas and Christian Donaldson along with Dr. John Rogers provided financial support and protection for the project. The paper’s content often prompted the anger of slaveholders and their apologists. There were credible threats of mob violence against the paper during the time it was published in New Richmond. A vigilante group led by Dr. Rogers and others,... 

    Walnut St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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  • THE WIGGLESWORTH KIDNAPPING

    On October 30, 1842, several men broke into the home of Fanny and Vincent Wigglesworth. They kidnapped Fanny and her four children and enslaved them. They eventually were taken to Platte County, Missouri. Robert E. Fee, of Moscow, became the agent of Vincent Wigglesworth. Fee traveled to Missouri on two occasions for the purpose of bringing the family back home. Two of the kidnappers were indicted by the State of Ohio and the Governor of Ohio executed extradition papers. The two were arrested but soon released. Unfortunately, the Wigglesworth family did not return, and their fate remains a mystery. 

    St. Rt. 743, Big Indian Rd.
    Moscow, OH 45153
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  • Ulysses S. Grant Memorial Bridge

    Located just south of the birthplace of Ulysses S. Grant and spanning the junction of Big Indian Creek and the Ohio River is the U.S. Grant Memorial Bridge. Ornamental beacons and cannons beset each side of U.S Rt. 52 while a bronze placard bearing the likeness of Grant is affixed under the cannon closest to Grant’s Birthplace. The bridge as it sits today is a 1985 renovation on the original 1927 construction, but the decorations are all original. 

    US 52 and St. Rt. 232
    Point Pleasant, OH 45153
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  • Ulysses S. Grant Schoolhouse

    Located less than a half mile south of Grant’s childhood home sits the brick two-room schoolhouse where Grant received his education from John D. White from 1829 to 1835. Today, the schoolhouse is open for tours and features furnishings in the school from the period when Grant went to school there. 

    508 S. Water St.
    Georgetown, OH 45121
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  • US Grant Native Son Statue

    Sculpted by Eric Oberg in 2012, on the corner of Grant Ave. And Main St., the statue of the Union General sits just down the street from the Georgetown Courthouse. The depiction is that of a more youthful and lean Grant clothed in his General’s uniform. He stands with his sword and riding coat, facing south to the river beyond. His jacket bears four stars, denoting him as Commanding General of the United State Army. Today you can visit the statue from dawn to dusk. Street parking is available. 

    101 E. Grant Ave.
    Georgetown, OH 45121
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  • White Oak Creek

    The creek, named for the white oak trees that flank the shoreline along the course of the creek, is the site where Ulysses spent time playing and swimming as a young boy. Today, with its class II-IV (depending on the season and amount of rainfall) rating by American Whitewater, White Oak Creek is an excellent place for those looking to kayak, swim or walk along the banks, where Grant played nearly 200 years ago. Today the creek guides visitors into Georgetown on their way up St. Rt. 221. 

    3068 US Highway 52
    Higginsport, OH 45131
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  • Wholy Beans

    Wholy Beans is a Cincinnati based coffee shop, coffee truck, and coffee roaster providing great tasting, ethically sourced coffee, specialty drinks, food, and treats. They roast small batches of coffee to provide you superior freshness and lots of character. 

    206 Front St.
    New Richmond, OH 45157
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    (513) 553-1777
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