In the 1800s, Golf Manor, Ohio consisted of farms and grazing lands, although at that time it was known simply as rural Columbia Township. When the village was laid out by developers in the 1920s, homes were mostly built on 150-foot plots with 35-50-foot frontages. Today, the Cincinnati suburb is nearly surrounded by the Pleasant Ridge and Roselawn neighborhoods of Cincinnati.
Recommended Resources
The Agudas Israel Congregation's facility is located in Golf Manor, a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio. An overview of the congregation and facilities are presented, along with a calendar of programs and activities, services, photographs, and contact data. A newsletter is included.
http://www.golfmanorsynagogue.org/
The pit bull rescue facility is situated in the village of Golf Manor, Ohio. A discussion about the breed is put forward, including myths surrounding them, breed specific legislation, and Ohio laws regarding pit bulls and other breeds that some consider dangerous. A library of resources is included.
http://www.pittiesplace.com/
A history and the location of the village are offered on the official municipal site. Other resources include its governmental structure and information on its departments and services, council minutes, and a guide to area organizations. A village newsletter is also presented.
http://www.golfmanor.org/
