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Community memory

Cheviot Memorial Fieldhouse

A community gathering place with memorial plaques and a commemorative plaza.

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3729 Robb Avenue

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The City describes the Memorial Fieldhouse as a community recreation facility. Memorial plaques at the front honor local residents who served in the First and Second World Wars. Its commemorative plaza includes bricks associated with Cheviot’s 175th birthday celebration in 1993.

The Historical Society can add photographs and fuller accounts of the people and events remembered here. Use authorized public areas and respect any facility restrictions.

Narration transcript · English

This is a computer-generated demonstration recording for We Love Cheviot. Cheviot Memorial Fieldhouse. The City describes the Memorial Fieldhouse as a community recreation facility. Memorial plaques at the front honor local residents who served in the First and Second World Wars. Its commemorative plaza includes bricks associated with Cheviot’s 175th birthday celebration in 1993. The Historical Society can add photographs and fuller accounts of the people and events remembered here. Use authorized public areas and respect any facility restrictions. The map pin is approximate and has not been approved as a safe viewing point. Please respect private property, remain aware of traffic, and pause listening before crossing streets.

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Transcript

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