Location ID: #10038305
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The Galt House is a 25-story, 1300-room hotel in Louisville, Kentucky. The original hotel was erected in 1837. The current Galt House is presently the city's only hotel on the Ohio River. Many noted people have stayed at the Galt House, including ...
Location ID: #10092809
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Sixth-class city located in northern Jefferson County bordered roughly by Lime Kiln Ln. to the east, River Rd to the north, Brittany Woods Circle to the south and the Knights of Columbus property on River Rd. to the west. In the mid- to late ...
Location ID: #10091652
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Sixth-class city located in northern Jefferson County bordered roughly by Lime Kiln Ln. to the east, River Rd to the north, Brittany Woods Circle to the south and the Knights of Columbus property on River Rd. to the west. In the mid- to late ...
Location ID: #10188953
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Location ID: #10087606
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Five minutes from downtown Cincinnati, New Riff Distilling's modern distillery and event center offers both industrial and contemporary settings. A member of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour, New Riff opened in 2014 and will release it's first ...
Location ID: #10088359
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Historic St. Anne Retreat Center of the Diocese of Covington is located in Melbourne, Kentucky on 17 picturesque acres. The Retreat Center received notoriety for being used in the film Rain Man. The Diocese purchased the property in 2012 from the ...
Location ID: #10038349
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Location ID: #10038302
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The one-room Friendship School houses a museum that represents a by-gone era of education. The Friendship School was built in Taylor County about 1918 by residents of the Bengal community. It was located on the farm of Theodore and Ellen Cowherd ...
Location ID: #10038452
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1823 dwelling is one of 12 German stone houses in Kentucky. It is furnished with period antiques. Has detached kitchen and beautiful gardens. Name and dates of 444 early settlers are embroidered on a quilt. Genealogical collections.
Location ID: #10039330
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The town of Frankfort likely received its name from an event that took place in 1780s. American Indians attacked a group of early American pioneers from Bryan Station, who were making salt at a ford in the Kentucky River. Pioneer Stephen Frank was ...
Location ID: #10038653
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The site that was to become Frankfort was one of several fords on the Kentucky River, and was on one of the great buffalo trails that served settlers as early highways. The first English explorers began visiting what is now the Frankfort area in the ...
Location ID: #10118946
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Low Income Trailers located just off Highway 127 in Russell Springs, Kentucky
Location ID: #10090920
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An urban jewel in the midst of metropolitan Louisville, The City of Audubon Park's majestic trees, historic preservation, and community atmosphere will enchant you, as it has our residents for generations.
Location ID: #10125473
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Location ID: #10090915
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Located in eastern Jefferson County along LaGrange Rd., Anchorage, KY is a park-like community of some eight hundred and fifty residences, a school, churches, and a few businesses located in the wooded hills and valleys adjoining branches of ...
Location ID: #10044758
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21c Museum Hotel is more than just a place to spend the night – it's a 90-room boutique hotel, contemporary art museum, award-winning restaurant and cultural civic center nestled in the heart of Museum Row in historic downtown Louisville. With over ...
Location ID: #10127000
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Location ID: #10127037
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Location ID: #10092460
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Homes at Brookfield are located in Louisville's east-end recreational area. With abundant local parks, recreation, golf courses and more, it's a great place to call home for those seeking outdoor fun and activities. Plus, it has easy access to I-64 ...
Location ID: #10038395
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Atkinson-Griffin Log House served as a Confederate hospital after the Battle of Tebbs Bend, where Confederate General John Hunt Morgan began his 1863 raid into Indiana and Ohio. Today the restored structure has a battle diorama and Kentucky folk ...
Location ID: #10045174
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Farmington was built between 1815 and 1816 for John (1772-1840) and Lucy Fry (1788-1874) Speed. Both of them came from wealthy Virginia families that moved to Kentucky in the last decades of the 1700s. John Speed's father, Captain James Speed, ...
Location ID: #10088070
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Location ID: #10038616
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After moving to North Corbin in 1930, Sanders started a service station across the street from the present location of the Harland Sanders Café along U.S. Route 25. Sanders served meals for travelers in the back of the service station at his own ...
Location ID: #10041653
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My Old Kentucky Dinner Train features three beautifully
restored 1940's vintage dining cars, which are pulled by
two 1950's F-unit locomotives.
During your two-hour excursion through the beautiful
Kentucky countryside you will be served ...