Location ID: #10108736
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Used auto parts formerly horse stables
Location ID: #10084197
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The Bell House’s legacy began with its construction by prominent Lexingtonian David A. Sayre along with noted architect Thomas Lewinski in 1845. Lewinski also designed other recognized landmarks in the Lexington area including: Clay Villa, the ...
Location ID: #10076565
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Having enhanced the art of choral music since 1939, The Louisville Chorus is the longest-thriving most frequently performing choral arts agency in Kentuckiana and surrounding states—also exceeding the longevity of opera, ballet, and theatre in the ...
Location ID: #10038686
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Central Park is a 17-acre (69,000 m2) municipal park maintained by the city of Louisville, Kentucky. Located in the Old Louisville neighborhood, it was first developed for public use in the 1870s and referred to as "DuPont Square" since it was at ...
Location ID: #10091666
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Hickory Hill is a 6th-class city in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States. The population was 144 at the 2000 U.S. census
Location ID: #10041995
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Louisville Glassworks, as we know it today, opened in 2001. Louisville Glassworks houses a hands on Walk-in Workshop, a glass art Gallery, and three functional glass art studios (Architectural Glass Art, Flame works, and Glassblowing).
Location ID: #10101658
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Location ID: #10094042
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Florence is a home rule-class city in Boone County, Kentucky, in the United States. Florence is part of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky metropolitan area. The population was 29,951 at the 2010 census
Location ID: #10053881
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Big Bone Lick State Park is located at Big Bone in Boone County, Kentucky. It is located on Beaver Road and between the communities of Beaverlick and Rabbit Hash. The name of the park comes from the Pleistocene megafauna fossils found there. The ...
Location ID: #10243024
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10.5 acre property with 2 ponds, 1 40*50 Pole barn with electric, 6 Horse Stalls within 2 out buildings, a 600 meter gravel driveway with overhanging trees (country road look), 3000 SF country ranch house, with updated open floor plan, office, ...
Location ID: #10104209
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Facilities at the 22 acre Camp Ernst Lake include a handicapped accessible fishing pier, picnic areas and fishing. It is regularly stocked with bluegill and catfish. Trolling motors only are permitted. Camp Ernst Lake participates in the FINS ...
Location ID: #10075423
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The Creation Museum is a state-of-the-art 60,000 square foot museum presenting biblical history. Developed by a former Universal Studios designer, this unique venue enganges the senses and stimulates the imagination. Throughtout the museum are ...
Location ID: #10038583
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The Dinsmore Homestead is a unique historic site where visitors can learn what rural life was like in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Nature enthusiasts enjoy the hiking trails developed in cooperation with the Kentucky Nature Conservancy and the ...
Location ID: #10075302
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England Idlewild Park has 12 miles of multi-use trails for hiking, biking, trail running, dog walking and other activities. Enjoy the wide variety of terrain, from easier beginner trails to expert singletrack. Trails are built and maintained by ...
Location ID: #10108848
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The unique and picturesque country setting is just 20 minutes from downtown Cincinnati. There is a circa 1800’s barn with exposed post and beam construction, a historic log cabin, a newly constructed Sugar Shack with modern men’s and women’s ...
Location ID: #10075305
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Named "Best for Rest & Relaxation" repeatedly by Arrington's Inn Traveler, First Farm Inn is an elegant, updated 1870s farmhouse on 20 acres of rolling hills.. Take time to introduce yourself to or renew your acquaintance with the wonderful world of ...
Location ID: #10109041
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Located in the Burlington Historic District. Set in a charming and rural community with the 1880’s court house highly visible from the property and the bell tower lit up at night takes you back in time. Southern charm much originality preserved ...
Location ID: #10038708
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The town's name, "Rabbit Hash" is said to have originated during the flood of 1847 when the abundant local rabbit population was driven to higher ground and became a food staple in a special stew called "hash." Little documented history of Rabbit ...
Location ID: #10045181
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Larger than life-sized statue of Abraham Lincoln on the grounds of the Louisville Free Public Library.
Location ID: #10087474
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Location ID: #10090477
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The City of Union grew from a small settlement that may have existed as early as the late 1700's. However by the early 1800's, much of the land that now lies in Union was owned by the Fowler family, and Benjamin Piatt Fowler built his in what is ...
Location ID: #10200765
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Willis Graves Bed & Breakfast is an award-winning oasis of luxury and comfort in a classic American setting. Known for timeless serenity, exquisite luxury, and our surprisingly convenient location, we’ve been attracting discerning guests from far ...
Location ID: #10255132
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1923 Greek Revival columned farm-type home on a quiet older street on a half acre. Backs up to Joe’s Older than Dirt Bar from 1938. 10’ ceilings, hardwood floors, well kept with antique charm and contemporary updates. 2 really large bedrooms, 1 ...
Location ID: #10102669
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Hardin Memorial Hospital has completed its two-story North Tower expansion project which will introduce 56 new private rooms.