The Probasco House: Cincinnati’s Most Pro-Bono Mansion

The Henry Probasco House is a Cincinnati icon, a Norman Romanesque Revival masterpiece built in 1866 for Henry Probasco, a wealthy businessman and philanthropist.

Photo of the Front of the Probasco house up the driveway
Probasco had a profound impact on Cincinnati, a major force in its economic development and a generous philanthropist who helped make it a cultural center. His house is a physical manifestation of his success and generosity.

The Probasco House is a significant landmark in Cincinnati, a rare and well-preserved example of Norman Romanesque Revival architecture. It is also a reminder of Cincinnati’s rich history and culture, as well as the importance of philanthropy and civic engagement.