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Category Archives: Historic Kentucky
A Great City Springs Up: Lexington, Kentucky’s McConnell Springs and Town Branch
Not all great cities are built on rivers! Some of them, like Lexington, Kentucky, are built on artisan springs and underground creeks.
Historic Kentucky: Danville’s Constitution Square
Happy Birthday Kentucky! We took a trip to Danville’s Historic Constitution Square.
The My Old Kentucky Road Trip Bucket List – now updated with new stops!
We put together the ultimate bucket list of Kentucky road trip destinations.
“Good Morning to All” and a Good Monument to the Happy Birthday Sisters
Have trouble finding the monument to Louisville’s “Happy Birthday Sisters?” You’re not alone. But that may be changing!
Slàinte! Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the Kentucky Way
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a classic Kentucky tradition (by way of our Scots-Irish ancestors)
There’s Only One: Check out these uniquely-Kentucky destinations
There are so many things about Kentucky to love. Here are a handful of sights and destinations you’ll only see in the Bluegrass State.
Historic Kentucky: Floyd Collins Trapped in Mammoth Cave
Known as “The Greatest Cave Explorer Ever Known,” Floyd Collins was a pioneer cave explorer and news sensation who died trapped in Kentucky’s Mammoth Cave.
MY OLD KENTUCKY ROAD TRIP 