Bard Distillery has transformed Graham High School in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, into a bourbon distillery rooted in local history – from W.G. Duncan to the Bard Family – there has been a continued commitment to community and a new commitment to historic preservation.
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Uncovering the History of Gaines Tavern and its Stories
After visiting numerous historic sites in Kentucky, I am now having to search far and wide for sites that I have not yet explored. That hunt led me to the Gaines Tavern History Center in Walton, KY. The city of Walton purchased the tavern in 2006, and since then, it’s been receiving the TLC itContinue reading “Uncovering the History of Gaines Tavern and its Stories”
Kentucky’s Old State Capitol: A Historical Journey
Kentucky’s Old State Capitol building is the third capitol building of four. Frankfort became Kentucky’s capital city on 1792, but the Old State Capitol wasn’t built until 1830.
The Berry Center: Reviving Kentucky Agriculture
In October, I took a drive through Kentucky, leading to me to visit The Berry Center. This experience led me to Kentucky’s agricultural history – from the past to the present The center promotes sustainable practices, advocating for farmers and strengthening local communities.
St. Michael’s Catholic Church: A Revolutionary Legacy in Kentucky
A single photo of St. Michael’s Catholic Church led to Revolutionary War Patriot, Clement Gardiner and his family, who impacted various facets of Kentucky history.
Farmington: Historical Treasure in the Highlands of Louisville
Nestled among quaint neighborhoods and the bustle of traffic is an eighteen-acre historic treasure called Farmington that housed an influential Louisville family and saw a visitor by the name of Abraham Lincoln.