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Elmwood Hall (Ludlow, Kentucky)

Elmwood Hall is a historic residence in Ludlow, located in the Kentucky portions of the Cincinnati metropolitan area in the United States. Located atop a prominent Ohio River vantage point, it has been named a historic site.
==History==
Thomas Carneal was among the first men of early Kenton County. He established his name as one of the founders of the nearby city of Covington,〔Parrish, Charles E. ''(National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Elmwood Hall )''. National Park Service, 1972-07-14.〕 where in 1816 he built the city's first brick house.〔 Both the Covington house (now known as the Carneal House) and Elmwood Hall dominate the surrounding neighborhoods like manor houses. When the city of Ludlow was founded, it was a planned community whose owners had conceived a detailed plan for the whole settlement, with the goal of drawing élite residents. If Carneal's plan were to contribute to this goal by setting community standards with his two houses, he failed in Ludlow, but he succeeded in Covington, where his residence today sits at the core of the Riverside Drive Historic District.〔
During some of the house's earliest years, it was home to a locally prominent politician; Carneal won election to the Kentucky General Assembly later in his life. Since that time, the house has served a range of purposes: among its other residents have been English naturalist William Bullock and Israel Ludlow, whose father Israel was the city's namesake and had helped to found Cincinnati.〔

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