Location ID: #10104511
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Closed May 2017.
Location ID: #10076750
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One of the most popular destinations for adventure seekers in the Southern United States, Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area has something to offer everyone. The area itself is split between both Kentucky and Tennessee. Some of the best ...
Location ID: #10038480
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Yahoo Falls is in the Big South Fork National Recreation Area, near Whitley City, Kentucky. From Kentucky 27, head west on 700 for 4 miles. Signs indicate how to get to the falls.
The trail to the falls is about 1 mile long, and is quite scenic. ...
Location ID: #10038655
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The 1780 settlement was originally known as "Glover's Station" for local landowner John Glover, who received 193 acres (0.78 km2) in the area as a military grant after the American Revolution.[3]
Following the establishment of Green County ...
Location ID: #10104164
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GRH started life almost 200 years ago as two homes built by two different families; the Akin’s and the Buckner’s. We know that these families moved to Greensburg from Virginia, and completed the two brick homes by 1820. The homes have similar floor ...
Location ID: #10091773
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Moorland is a neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky, United States. It is separately incorporated as a 6th-class city. The population was 464 at the time of the year 2000 U.S. census
Location ID: #10091770
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Mockingbird Valley is a 6th-class city in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States. Since incorporation, there has been some interest in making it a historic preservation district, largely to prevent unwanted development.
Location ID: #10041259
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ONE OF THE MOST SCENIC LAKES IN THE NATION and located within the Daniel Boone National Forest on a tributary just a few miles from Lake Cumberland, this lake has 192 miles of cliff-lined shore. With 5,600 surface acres, it is one of the deepest ...
Location ID: #10038464
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Kentucky's only Underground Boat Tour and the enchanting Butterfly Habitat await you at Lost River Cave. Daylight disappears from view as you board the boat on the river that Ripley's Believe It or Not claims is the shortest and deepest in the ...
Location ID: #10052183
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Myles Farm: Call the Kentucky Film Office for location permission.
Location ID: #10055333
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The Licking River rises in the Cumberland Plateau of eastern Kentucky, in southeastern Magoffin County. It flows northwest in a highly meandering course past Salyersville and West Liberty. In Rowan County in the Daniel Boone National Forest it is ...
Location ID: #10102598
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The Wide Curve - Permanently closed
Location ID: #10102537
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This trailer park although not completely abandoned, has very few trailers left standing. There are trees all around it. Thirty years ago this trailer park was thriving with many trailers. Now it is a shell of what it was at one time.
Location ID: #10102596
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Across from Oak Grove Fire Department.
Location ID: #10098784
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Come for the ghosts and stay for the music! If you've watched Ghost Adventures, Ghost Hunters or any paranormal TV show, you've heard of Bobby Mackey's! Bobby Mackey's in Wilder, Kentucky is known world wide as being the "World's Most Haunted Honky ...
Location ID: #10091921
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Norwood is a suburb of Louisville, Kentucky, United States. It was separately incorporated as a 6th-class city in 1975.[1] The population was 395 during the year 2000 U.S. Census
Location ID: #10091920
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The old adage is indeed reflective of The City of Northfield in Louisville, Kentucky. Located in the far eastern end of Jefferson County and only a few miles from the Ohio River, close enough to often hear the riverboats at night as they traverse ...
Location ID: #10091919
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The City of Norboune Estates was established in 1926 under the influence of Frederick Olmstead. The quiet side streets and boulevard are lined with mature trees that provide a landscape for an idyllic place to call home. The neighborhood consists of ...
Location ID: #10091776
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Murray Hill is a neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky, United States. It is separately incorporated as a 6th-class city under the Louisville Metro government. The population was 616 during the year 2000 U.S. census.
Location ID: #10038438
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History of Duncan Tavern Historic Center
In the year 1788, four years before Kentucky received her statehood when still a part of Virginia, Major Joseph Duncan built his imposing inn on what is now the public square, Paris, Kentucky. An old suit ...
Location ID: #10066190
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Location ID: #10038667
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Welcome to the First Church Christ Scientist, Louisville Kentucky.
Be a part of the healing mission of Christian Science.
Located in beautiful Old Louisville
1305 South Third Street
3rd and Ormsby
(502) 634-9911
Services, Church and ...
Location ID: #10091651
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Forest Hills is a 6th-class city in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States. It was formally incorporated by the state assembly in 1959.[1] The population was 494 at the 2000 census.
Location ID: #10038443
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The Frazier International History Museum, formerly the Frazier Historical Arms Museum, is a museum in Louisville, Kentucky's "Museum Row" in the West Main District of downtown. It is named for the museum's founder Owsley Brown Frazier.[citation ...