Location ID: #10080310
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Contains the graves of people from the 1700s and 1800s, as well as the ruins of an iron and stone gate. Some say one time an enormous green orb appeared here, hovered a short time, then shot straight up and out of sight in a second. Others say ...
Location ID: #10039402
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Built in 1812
Location ID: #10044286
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The David McKenzie house was likely built in 1860. These were hard times but good times too. In those days a well-built house was constucted around the well to protect the water from animals, to protect the small children playing in the yard and ...
Location ID: #10092571
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Tompkinsville is a city in and the county seat of Monroe County, Kentucky, United States. The population was 2,402 at the 2010 census, down from 2,660 in 2000.
Location ID: #10093674
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West Point is one of the oldest towns in Kentucky. The first settlers arrived at the Mouth of Salt River in 1776, but for the first 20 years the settlers were time and again driven back to the more populated areas in Southeastern Kentucky by ...
Location ID: #10094067
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Fort Mitchell is a home rule-class city in Kenton County, Kentucky, in the United States. The population was 8,207 at the 2010 census.
Location ID: #10041968
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A man-made lake surrounded by natural beauty, Fishtrap Lake was created to help control flooding along the Ohio and Big Sandy Rivers. The Army Corp of Engineers broke ground on the project in 1962, and President Lyndon Johnson dedicated the project ...
Location ID: #10040948
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Grayson Lake State Park was a favorite camping area for Shawnee and Cherokee Indians. Sheer sandstone canyons and gentle slopes comprise the 1,512 acres of Grayson Lake State Park. The hiking trails offer several species of ferns, mosses, and ...
Location ID: #10046356
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Jenny Wiley State Resort Park offers something for everyone. With 1,100-acre Dewey Lake, the park is a water lovers's paradise. If fishing or boating isn't your style, consider taking in a Broadway-style show at the popular Jenny Wiley Theatre. ...
Location ID: #10038284
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Along the banks of the Ohio River just north of Henderson, KY, John James Audubon State Park houses the world's largest collection of Audubon artifacts and offers exhibits on the artist's life.
Here, nearly two centuries ago, John James Audubon, ...
Location ID: #10041850
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Old Fort Harrod State Park. This colorful and exciting re-telling of the story of Kentucky's birth is enacted each summer evening (except Mondays) in the amphitheatre adjoining Old Fort Harrod.
Location ID: #10072132
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When you experience our Cliffview Resort, you experience all that nature has to offer. Whether you are a party of 2 or 200, Cliffview Resort is close to major cities and several area attractions making it your perfect home away from home while ...
Location ID: #10104207
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Located about 15 miles south of Owensboro, KY, this American Camp Association (ACA) Accredited, 180-acre camp includes an 8-acre lake, three year-round buildings, platform tents, screened cabins, and primitive camping areas. The most centrally ...
Location ID: #10091648
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Douglass Hills is a residential community with approximately 1,400 single family homes, 320 condominiums, 750 apartments, some farm property and a few businesses.
The City is governed by a Mayor, who is elected for a four-year term, and six City ...
Location ID: #10088846
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Once known as Poor Fork, Cumberland is Harlan County’s largest city. Come and visit the beautiful mountains of Southeastern Kentucky, with its beautiful mountain overlooks, nature trails, and wildlife. The City of Cumberland is documented as the ...
Location ID: #10058520
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Interiorly, the heavy 12 foot wooden doors will open to reveal a Great Hall with 30 foot ceilings, solid stone walls and elegant, massive chandeliers. Behind will be a beautifully appointed reading library and receiving area. Next to the library, an ...
Location ID: #10038320
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Built in 1850, the Old State Arsenal is now home to the Kentucky Military History Museum, which explores Kentucky's rich military tradition through personal stories and artifacts. A fortress-like building that overlooks downtown Frankfort
Location ID: #10076712
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Unfortunately, we have had to close the museum permanently. However, the annual "Honoring Our Veterans Pow Wow" held in Corbin, Kentucky each Labor Day weekend will continue!
It is sponsored by Southeastern Kentucky Association of Native People ...
Location ID: #10045306
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The Kentucky Railway Museum, located in New Haven, Kentucky, United States, is a non-profit railroad museum dedicated to educating the public regarding the history and heritage of Kentucky's railroads and the people who built them. Originally ...
Location ID: #10041869
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The oldest and smallest distillery in Kentucky traces its origins to 1797 when Elijah Pepper began distilling in Woodford County. This National Landmark crafts Woodford Reserve Distiller’s Select, the Official Bourbon of the Kentucky Derby, along ...
Location ID: #10077559
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Over one hundred species of reptiles take center stage, including mambas, cobras, rattlesnakes, anacondas, lizards, turtles and alligators. Kentucky Reptile Zoo houses the largest collection of venomous snakes in the US and probably the world. This ...
Location ID: #10088991
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Kentucky River Palisades encompasses about 100 river miles, stretching from Clays Ferry in Madison County to Frankfort in Franklin County. Most activity, to date, has occurred within the Central Palisades Corridor in Jessamine and Garrard counties.
Location ID: #10106403
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Built in 1887 and nestled on 113 acres of rolling hills in a castle that holds more than a century of distilling history.
Location ID: #10102365
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Casey Jones Distillery honors the legend of Alfred Casey Jones. His stills made the best spirits and made it faster. Enjoy our spirits and celebrate the history and legacy of Golden Pond, KY where illegal stills in the hills, water and corn
made it ...