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Lane Hooven House
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The Lane-Hooven House is a historic home located in Hamilton, Ohio, known for its unique octagonal shape and rich history. Built in 1863 by Clark Lane, a prominent industrialist and philanthropist, the house has served as a symbol of community support and generosity throughout the years.
Originally called Lane's Folly, the house was always open to charity and aid societies, hosting numerous events and gatherings. Over time, it changed hands and was eventually gifted to the City as a memorial by Bertrand Kahn. Today, the Lane-Hooven House is owned by the Hamilton Community Foundation and offers self-guided tours, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty and historical significance of this timeless treasure.
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