Camp Nelson’s Civil War history laid quiet and buried for many years, until 2018 when it became a National Monument. Today, the stories of 23,000 African-American slaves, soldiers, and refugees and the roll they played in the war are finally being told.
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Exploring Castle & Key Distillery’s Rich Bourbon Heritage
Castle & Key Distillery in Frankfort, KY has rejuvenated and preserved the dream of E. H. Taylor Jr. who desired to create a distillery that was a destination with a quality product.
Discovering Mt. Sterling: History and Culture of a Historic Town
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky is another one of our beautiful small towns that’s working to revitalize and preserve its history, all at the same time.
Historic Sites Linked to Daniel Boone in Kentucky
Daniel Boone played such a significant role in the development of Kentucky. That role can be seen today through historical events and landmarks within the state.
Fort Boonesborough: A Look into Daniel Boone’s History
Fort Boonesborough was a much needed fortification in the mountains of Kentucky, built by Daniel Boone and a group of men that would go on to live in our history books forever.
Visit the Historic Battle for the Bridge Preserve
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.