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Jim Beam is a brand of bourbon whiskey. It is currently one of the best selling brands of bourbon in the world. Since 1795 (interrupted by Prohibition), seven generations of the Beam family have been involved in whiskey production.
Location ID: #10038389
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Located in the historic district of Franklin, the old jail offers a glimpse of pioneer justice. There is a small museum featuring three Confederate generals depicted in graffiti drawn on the wall by prisoners awaiting trial; extensive county and ...
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: #10041630
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Bad Branch Falls State Nature Preserve is a 2,639-acre (10.68 km2) nature preserve in Letcher County, Kentucky. Originally dedicated by the Kentucky State Nature Preserves Commission on September 26, 1985, the preserve was 435 acres (1.76 km2) 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: #10044317
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Blue Licks Battlefield State Park is a park located near Mount Olivet, Kentucky in Robertson County. The park encompasses 148 acres (0.60 km2), and features a monument commemorating the August 19, 1782 Battle of Blue Licks. The battle was regarded ...
Location ID: #10038706
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A celebrated house of worship, this building was erected in 1800 by a colony of Dutch settlers to serve as the first Low Dutch Reformed Church building west of the Allegheny Mountains. Old Mud is one of only two pioneer log meeting houses in the ...
Location ID: #10066229
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The Kentucky Fudge Company is honored to be located in a treasured piece of history - an early American Drug Store. To walk through its doors is to step back into an era when the local pharmacy & soda fountain was the towns gathering spot. While ...
Location ID: #10042263
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Fantastic wine and delicious food.
You venture down a winding road through Kentucky horse country to this little gem. The property is well equipped for intimate to larger parties. The main building matches the wood lodge across the rows of ...
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: #10092635
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Dry Ridge is a home rule-class city in Grant County, Kentucky, in the United States. The population was 1,995 at the 2000 census.
Location ID: #10042986
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The Amish here live among the hills of Hart County, which lies about halfway between Lexington and Nashville. Munfordville and Horse Cave are both small towns. Horse Cave is known for a large cavern which once housed the world’s only ...
Location ID: #10066340
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Farm in Hopkinsville that produces crops and rehabilitates animals.
Location ID: #10089181
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From the sparkling waters of pristine lakes and rivers to the lush foothills, Albany, Kentucky is a land of outdoor beauty and Southern hospitality conveniently located between Dale Hollow State Park and Lake Cumberland State Resort Park, just west ...
Location ID: #10038687
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The African American Heritage Center, Inc. (AAHC) is a museum located in the Franklin, Kentucky's Harristown neighborhood which is on the National Register of Historic Places.
This museum is the headquarters for academic research of African ...
Location ID: #10255808
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This property is 7 acres in total with two different buildings located on it. There is a quonset hut with 6,800 square feet of production space as well as a two story office building measuring approximately 2,500 square feet.
Location ID: #10091564
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According to old maps and deeds of the area, Briarwood was part of a 1,200 acre farm owned by Levin Lawrence, whose father, Ben Lawrence, came to this area in 1802, with the Dorsey family. Mr. Lawrence was one of the large landowners in the early ...
Location ID: #10087613
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Location ID: #10104344
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Hidden Gem with Incredible City View!! Four sets of sliding doors lead to the Terrace and Pool area making Entertaining Family and Friends a Breeze. The Floor Plan is Highly Desirable and offers many options for New Owners. There are 3 bdrms, 2 ...
Location ID: #10188681
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Come and visit the little winery up the hill, enjoy some Brooks Hill wine, walk in the woods, sit on the patio, under the pavilion or in front of the fireplace and just uncork and unwine!
Location ID: #10188674
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Down-to-earth watering hole offering drink specials, live bands & quirky decor since 1962.
Location ID: #10040365
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May's Lick was founded in 1788 by the following five families from Scotch Plains, New Jersey.[3]
Abraham Drake (1751–1805)
Cornelius Drake (1754–1833)
Isaac Drake (1756–1832), father of (i) Daniel Drake (1785–1852), American physician and ...