Price Hill, Its Beauties and Advantages as a Place of Residence, was originally published in 1894 by editors Kelso Murdock and Ralph F. Diserens, as a promotional piece to let people know that Price Hill was the finest suburb in the city. The 32-page book is a snapshot of our community one hundred years ago, and it highlights schools and churches, fine residences, clubs, and amenities in Price Hill. In addition, there is a prospectus of the Cincinnati Street Railway Company, ads from Price Hill businesses, and a map of the "Hermosa Park" subdivision lots, the area around West Eighth, Hermosa, and Carnation Avenues. This book was reprinted in a limited edition of 500 copies with permission of the Cincinnati Historical Society, which has the only preserved original of the book, as far as we know. A Society member recently prepared a comprehensive index for this book, and a copy of the index will be included with each copy ordered. The reprint edition costs $20, including tax.