Tucked in between the Green River and Dixie Highway sits the Woodson Home and Farmland, the site of two major Civil War battles, today known as the Battle for the Bridge.
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Cynthiana, KY
Becoming the county seat of Harrison County in 1793, Cynthiana, Kentucky sits along the South Fork of the Licking River and boasts of a beautiful historic district found on the Historic Register.
Offutt-Cole Tavern
Sitting quietly on the corner of US 60 and KY 1681, in between Midway and Versailles, Kentucky, is a building so full of history, that one would think it would be on a list of historic places to visit. But, it’s not.
Versailles, Kentucky
Versailles, Kentucky is another beautiful, quaint small town that is quintessential KY!
Midway, Kentucky
Midway, Kentucky was the first town in Kentucky created by a railroad company, and is one of the many historic “main street” towns working hard to keep its history alive.
Wickland, the Home of Three Governors
Wickland, the Home of Three Governors, is located in Bardstown, right around the corner from My Old Kentucky Home. While my daughter and I have visited Bardstown on many occasions, we had never had the opportunity to tour Wickland. A few weeks ago, while online looking for something to do for the day, I cameContinue reading “Wickland, the Home of Three Governors”