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Return To Gallery Menu   Mariemont Steam Plant During 1937 Flood Posted to Facebook History of the Peavine Group Page January 10, 2019 by Jeff Wood. Description from post The Mariemont steam heating plant. Build back in the 20s. They would go through 40 tons of coal a day on a cold winter day. This is why it was built at the end of the clare yard to have easy access to the eastern ohio coal.   Location: Clare Yard Date: 2/1/1937 Source: Jeff Wood Personal Collection Photo ID: 1895 Photo Link: Click Here To See Original Categories: Natural Disasters |  Misc. Building |  Clare Yard |

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