Foundation that owns it says Gamble heir wanted it demolished CINCINNATI — A 170-year-old house that the inventor of Ivory Soap lived in for 57 years was torn down Monday in less than three hours.

They lost the war. But they won the marker. Now they can also buy something from James N. Gamble's Westwood home, the historic house they tried to save. Preservationists can take the small ...

The Gamble House in Pasadena is an architectural treasure that is most commonly known as Doc Brown's home in the movie Back to the Future.

A setback for history enthusiasts was when Gamble's former house was torn in 2013. The house had been largely vacant since 1964 but was still in decent shape as recently as 2008. What was left?

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