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Sangerhalle (German: Sängerhalle "Singers' Hall") is a historic building^{[citation needed]} in the Over-the-Rhine historic district of Cincinnati, Ohio situated at the corner of 14th and Race Streets across from Washington Park and Cincinnati Music Hall.

The public-private redevelopment corporation 3CDC has its headquarters in Saengerhalle.^[1]

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