Following three years of construction, the Cincinnati Museum Center's 'Cincinnati in Motion' exhibit makes its way back to the Cincinnati wing of Union Terminal. The downtown area of the nation's largest full-motion urban diorama has been cleaned, updated, and reconstructed in its original location. The miniature city depicts a 1940s version of Cincinnati, and features prominent local icons such as Roebling Bridge, Carew Tower, Taft Museum, and many others. Miniature streetcars buzz about the city during a looping night and day sequence that alters the appearance of the city as visitors observe it. Cincinnati in Motion opens March 22. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 3.22.19
A miniature model of a city street at night, featuring illuminated buildings, vintage cars, and people, with a sign for a "BUD KIMMER & KIMMER MACHINE" shop.
A miniature model of a city street at night, featuring illuminated buildings, vintage cars, and people, with a sign for a "BUD KIMMER & KIMMER MACHINE" shop.