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By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhDSpecial to NKyTribuneResidents of our region call one of our favorite icons by various names: The John A. Roebling Bridge; the Suspension Bridge; the Covington and Cincin
Covington's historic Shinkle Methodist Church — named after early benefactor Amos Shinkle — was built in 1892 at 114 E. 15th Street. While it’s no longer being used for its original purpose, the nearly 6,000 square foot space still maintains its stunning stained glass windows, soaring ceiling and pipe organ – and all of it can be yours.