Bellevue

Bordered on the west by Newport and on the east by Dayton, Kentucky, Bellevue is in northernmost Campbell County, just over the river from Cincinnati. Bellevue has a rich historical heritage, as reflected in its architecture — such as the Sacred Heart Church, which is in the National Historic Register.

Bellevue was famous for its white sandy beaches in the early 20th century. Baseball fans know it as the home of former Cincinnati third baseman Harry Steinfeldt, the unnamed fourth infielder of the famous "Tinker-Evers-Chance" double play. Today Bellevue is experiencing an American renaissance and plays host to talented artisans, unique restaurants, specialty shops and more, many of which can be found in the Fairfield Avenue historic district.