Location ID: #10038291
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On behalf of Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz and as pastor, allow me to welcome you to our Cathedral of the Assumption. Ours is a community of faith that dates back to the dedication of the Cathedral in 1852. Serving as the mother church of the diocese ...
Location ID: #10093082
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Carrsville is a 6th-class city beside the Ohio River in Livingston County, Kentucky, in the United States. The population was 50 at the 2010 census, declining from 64 as of 2000. It is part of the Paducah, KY-IL Micropolitan Statistical Area.
Location ID: #10082049
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atv, side-by-side, riding trails along the Mississippi River Trails of KY
Location ID: #10038289
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Welcome to Cardome in Georgetown, Kentucky, one of the oldest and most historic properties in Scott County.
The word “Cardome” comes from the Latin “Cara Domas,” meaning dear home.
For over 200 years Cardome has served a prominent position in ...
Location ID: #10093089
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Caneyville is a 6th-class city in Grayson County, Kentucky, in the United States. The population was 627 at the 2000 census
Location ID: #10044095
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One of only 13 covered bridges left in the state, the Colville bridge was built in 1877 in Bourbon County near Paris
Location ID: #10039627
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hen The Community Arts Center was originally constructed in 1909 as the United States Post Office and later became known as the Federal Building. After the Post Office moved in 1961, the building held military recruitment offices and U.S. Court of ...
Location ID: #10044093
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A group of Kentucky's early settlers built Cane Ridge Meeting House in 1791. Nestled among Kentucky's rolling hills and gracious horse farms, Cane Ridge Meeting House is located on State Highway 537 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. It is believed to be ...
Location ID: #10187234
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Location ID: #10135696
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The original building burned down during the Civil War. During the construction of the current building a lead lined glass coffin was unearthed during the dig of the basement.
Inside lay a young man in fine clothes. The workers said this boy was ...
Location ID: #10187995
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Location ID: #10188000
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Location ID: #10095871
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130 acres in Paris Kentucky with a brick home built in 1798. It's much larger than it appears and is spectacular because we've maintained the his store cool atmosphere of the property. Lastly, we have appx 1000' of River on the back of the farm and ...
Location ID: #10038645
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Cypress Lakes RV Park is located off I-24 just 1.5 miles from Kentucky Dam!
Location ID: #10078795
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Built in 1867, 114 feet long, Burr truss design. Closed to traffic in 1983. KY 984, 4.5 miles NW of Tollesboro.
Location ID: #10092774
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Cynthiana is a home rule-class city in Harrison County, Kentucky, in the United States. The population was 6,402 at the 2010 census. It is the seat of its county and is located roughly halfway between Cincinnati and Lexington
Location ID: #10188832
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Location ID: #10188831
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Location ID: #10093144
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Clay is on KY 130, 132, and 270, 6 1/2 miles wsw of Dixon. Established on July 6, 1837, the Clay post office, with Thomas W. Powell, postmaster, was first called Ashland, probably for Henry Clay's Lexington home.
After an intermittent existence ...
Location ID: #10108594
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Location ID: #10093100
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Columbus is a 5th-class city in Hickman County, Kentucky, in the United States. The population was 170 at the 2010 census, a decline from 229 in 2000
Location ID: #10107563
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Camp AJ is nestled in the Daniel Boone National Forest in McKee, KY. It serves Jackson County and the surrounding counties. The full-service facility has a small lake and is surrounded by a beautiful forest.
Location ID: #10038613
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Native stone, log cabins, dining hall, swimming pool, lake. Adjacent to Blanton Forest State Nature Preserve. Rustic overnight accommodations and primitive camping by prior approval.
Location ID: #10103848
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