Ripley

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Ripley is a small village in Brown County, Ohio, known historically as a key stop on the Underground Railroad along the Ohio River.

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instanceOf municipality
village
borderedBy Ohio River to the south
category Populated places on the Ohio River
Underground Railroad sites in Ohio
Villages in Brown County, Ohio
country United States of America
economy local services and tourism related to Underground Railroad history
elevation about 495 feet
foundedIn early 19th century
governedBy village council
hasAreaCode 326
937
hasFeature hilly terrain above the river
riverfront location
hasHistoricDistrict Ripley Historic District
hasLandmark John P. Parker House
John Rankin House
hasMuseum John P. Parker House museum
John Rankin House museum
hasNotableResident John P. Parker
John Rankin
hasSchoolDistrict Ripley-Union-Lewis-Huntington Local School District
hasZIPCode 45167
heritageDesignation Ripley Historic District listed on the National Register of Historic Places
historicalRole center of antislavery activity before the American Civil War
key stop on the Underground Railroad
knownFor abolitionist history
role in the Underground Railroad
locatedIn Brown County, Ohio NERFINISHED
Midwestern United States
Ohio
United States Census Bureau geographic area
locatedOn Ohio River
north bank of the Ohio River
namedAfter General Eleazer Wheelock Ripley
nearestMajorCity Cincinnati, Ohio
linked to: Cincinnati
partOf Cincinnati metropolitan area
plattedIn 1812
region southern Ohio
settledIn circa 1804
subdivisionType village in Brown County, Ohio
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
transportation accessible via U.S. Route 52
linked to: US 52

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Ripley, Ohio hasName Ripley