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Hamilton, Ohio Cam

This camera is located at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts on the east bank of the Great Miami River in downtown Hamilton.

The Fitton Center is 34 minutes from Cincinnati and 45 minutes from Dayton, both accessible via I-75.

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Check out images from some of our extinct webcams.

	Fountaincam (1998 - 2000) Our user-controllable camera on Fountain Square captured many exciting downtown moments, including John Mellencamp's surprise concert on Fountain Square.
	Paul Brown Cam (1998 - 2000) This camera witnessed the birth of the Bengals' new stadium. Check out our Paul Brown Stadium timelapse.
	Brent Spence Bridge Cam (1999 - 2002) This cam would allow you to check out the revamped Fort Washington Way from the Brent Spence Bridge.
	Fort Washington Way Cam (1999 - 2002) This cam allowed you to check out the revamping of Fort Washington Way.
	Great American Ball Park Cam (2002 - 2003) This cam watched the construction of the Reds' new ballpark.
	CAC Construction Cam (2001 - 2003) This cam was housed at Great American Insurance and watched the construction of The Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art.
	Tall Stacks Cam (2003) This cam was housed at the US Bank Arena and kept us apprised of what was afloat. BCS Technologies provided coordination for the camera which was provided by JVC.
	Taft Museum Cam (2002 - 2003) This webcam watched the renovations at the Taft Museum in downtown Cincinnati.
	Cicada Cam (2004) This webcam housed those popular 17-year cicadas so we could show non-cicada infested folks what we were talking about.
	Freedom Center Construction Cam (2002 - 2004) This cam was housed at the Scripps Center and watched the construction of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center on the banks of the Ohio River.

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