Location ID: #10092430
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Restored facades of 19th-century buildings, a renovated Art Deco movie theater, thriving businesses and bustling professionals surround Fountain Square Park’s historic fountain, statues, flowers, shrubs, mature trees and benches. Once the site of ...
Location ID: #10038297
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Since 1953 the Corvette has been America's Sports Car. The National Corvette Museum was established as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit foundation with a mission of celebrating the invention of the Corvette; preserving its past, present and future; and ...
Location ID: #10281316
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The art center encompasses two buildings - including a former Federal Building that is now the GLASS National Art Museum. They have an art studio, ceramic studio, gift shop and cafe, with plans for a ballroom, rooftop bar and a glassblowing studio.
Location ID: #10281315
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The library is more than 100 years old. The building has had several additions over the years, giving it varying periods of styles inside, from the formal feel in the original structure with high ceilings and fireplaces, to a more modern asthetic ...
Location ID: #10281314
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Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts is the premier performing arts venue in Danville, designed by William Wesley Peters of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin Associated Architects. Home to the stunning 1,476-seat Newlin Hall and the intimate ...
Location ID: #10281312
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Glass blowing studio and gallery space on the campus of Centre College.
Location ID: #10281309
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More than 200-year-old college campus in Danville, with a mix of historic buildings and modern, state of the art facilities. Filmmakers can find a library, coffee shop, classrooms, an old Carnegie library, office and classroom space, large outdoor ...
Location ID: #10281306
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Locally-founded bourbon distillery now owned by Campari. Located in Danville on a 168-acre campus, with a distillery building, multiple rickhouses, a small pond, and an old farmhouse used for administrative offices.
Location ID: #10281304
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The airport is a public-use airport in south Danville that is home to 6 tenants, including Air Evac, Ghost Writer Airshows, Flight Level Services, and the Civil Air Patrol. The airport has T-hangars and corporate hangars, fuel service and an ...
Location ID: #10271898
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Scotland Farm is a historic 145 acre farm in Frankfort. The mansion is one of the most magnificent homes in Kentucky, built in 1845 by Robert Wilmot Scott. The barns, cottages, outbuildings and fields hold the history of tobacco and thoroughbred ...
Location ID: #10271376
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Massive Queen Anne Victorian farmhouse nestled in rural Kentucky, restored to its original grandeur. National Register of Historic Places in 2016. House is situated on 8 acres by the East Fork of the Little Barren River, with another 250 acres of ...
Location ID: #10093051
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Burgin is a 5th-class city in Mercer County, Kentucky, in the United States. Its population was 874 at the 2000 census
Location ID: #10041794
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Family owned farm offering guided trail rides in Kentucky's beautiful Bluegrass region.
Located not too far from Shaker Village in an area of beautiful meadows, forests and rolling hills, Big Red Stables welcomes riders of all ages and experience ...
Location ID: #10146298
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Existing Family Court operations were housed in a historic building that was highly visible and central to the Community. However, it was outdated, limited in size and suffered from deterioration. The fiscal court renovated a nearby building to meet ...
Location ID: #10162127
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Victorian Farmhouse. Large front, side and back yard. 2 long driveways, one paved. More then 3,000 sq ft single family. 3 floors. Many original features. 132 year old home
Location ID: #10038474
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Paducah is the largest city in Kentucky's Jackson Purchase Region and the county seat of McCracken County, Kentucky, United States. It is located at the confluence of the Tennessee River and the Ohio River, halfway between the metropolitan areas of ...
Location ID: #10038703
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Location ID: #10055389
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The National Quilt Museum is the brainchild of Bill and Meredith Schroeder of Paducah, Kentucky. Both quilting enthusiasts, they aimed to start a museum that would celebrate the work of today’s quilters and advance the art of quilting by bringing it ...
Location ID: #10196293
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The Carson Center for the Performing Arts, also known as The Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center, is your regional, multiple-use facility with beautiful spaces for public and private events of all types. Enjoy superb staging and near-perfect ...
Location ID: #10066385
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Colonel Charles E. Shelton, who was shot down on a recon mission over Laos in 1965. He was captured, and was listed as POW. He remained listed as a POW though nothing has been heard of about him since 1987.
He supposedly killed three ...
Location ID: #10087558
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Our farm is located outside of Paducah about eight miles. We have a total of 900 acres divided into two separate farms. One is our main dairy were we live. I have lived on this farm for fifty-five years. The other is three miles away and was my ...
Location ID: #10038324
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LowerTown is one of Paducah’s oldest and significantly historic residential neighborhoods. In 1836, the Kentucky State Legislature passed an amendatory act which annexed to Paducah an area from Jefferson Street to Clay Street from the Ohio River to ...
Location ID: #10079935
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Garden farm with a large variety of daylilies and hostas, with 500 registered varieties of daylilies.
Location ID: #10042150
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Owensboro is a Class-2 city in Daviess County, Kentucky, in the United States. It is the seat of its county[2] and the 4th-largest city by population in the state. It is located on U.S. Route 60 about 107 miles (172 km) southwest of Louisville, and ...