Cincinnati Enquirer Building

The Cincinnati Enquirer Building stands on Vine Street in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, and originally served as the headquarters of the newspaper of the same name. Built in 1926 by Lockwood Greene and Company, the fourteen-story building is made mostly of limestone. Its architecture blends a variety of stylistic elements, with the ground-floor shops, the recessed main entrance, and the marble work with a bronze Christmas tree motif standing out in particular. The building housed both offices and printing plants. It has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1975. After the newsroom and the printing plant moved out in the 1970s and 1990s, the building was converted in 2015 into two hotels with more than one hundred rooms each.