J. F. Miller, resident of Richmond, Indiana and executive for the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis Railroad, owned 4.8 acres in the Arlington Place Subdivision of Price and Griswold. In 1895 Miller contracted Frank Packard to design this “Carpenter Gothic” summer home (lower right inset). In 1983 the house, considered a significant structure because of its architectural style and detailing, was placed on the National Registry of Historic Places.

The Society is in the midst of planning our triennial Tour of Homes for Sunday, October 5, 2025. We are looking for local  homeowners to showcase their properties that reflect the rich history and architecture of Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff.

We are also seeking sponsors at various levels, as their support is essential to the success of the tour.

If you are interested in being a tour home or sponsor, please contact the Tour of Homes Coordinator at ghmctourhomes@gmail.com.

Join us in celebrating the charm of our community! We look forward to showcasing your home.

The 100+ Year-Old Home marker program has ended for 2024. Thank you to all homeowners who participated. The program will be active again in 2025. New applications will be taken after July 1, with markers delivered mid-August. The 2025 display period will be September and October. For homeowners who received markers in 2024, it is time to remove those markers and save them for display again during September and October 2025.

For more information, please click here.

The Society has published a revised edition of the 1989 publication entitled Final Salute. Of the 600 plus veterans that the Grandview Heights High School Alumni Association has identified thus far, 62 lost their lives in the line of duty. This second edition of Final Salute builds upon the wonderful work of the original authors.

Copies of Final Salute are available for purchase here.