Local business reopens with a touch of history
Photographer: WCPO
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Posted: 02/13/2012
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By: Joyce Farley
LOVELAND, Ohio - A Loveland hotspot known for oven fired pizza has reopened with an unusual addition.
The Works pizzeria added a touch of class and history Monday afternoon with a ribbon cutting for its train car addition.
The refurbished 1921 Pullman car seats 44.
“My wife and I kinda of talking, thought her grandfather...he worked on the railroad. He was an engineer for the railroad and it all just tied in together with the building, the family history, the history of Loveland as a railroad town to do a railroad car to make it into a dining car,” said owner Scott Gordon.
The Works has been open for eight years.
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