Boone County Archives - History in Your Own Backyard

Old Scotland Bridge, Mechanicsburg, Indiana

Built in 1901 this three span stone arch bridge is 128 feet long and spans Sugar Creek northeast of Mechanicsburg, Indiana. Not long after the bridge was built, it was heavily damaged in a flood and h…[View More]

The Lost Road Grave, Mechanicsburg, Indiana

In the summer of 1851, Edward Shepherd who lived here along “Lost Road” was paid a visit one late afternoon by his father Mr. Shepherd Sr who was very sick. Unfortunately, Edward Shepherd was sick…[View More]

Union Independent School House

The Union Independent School was built in 1869 and was the first school built in Union. It existed as a school until 1932.

Old Burlington Cemetery

The Old Burlington Cemetery was established in 1819 and is the final resting place for many local residents including soldiers from the Civil War, Revolutionary War and the …[View More]

1880 Center of Population Marker

In 1880 the geographic center population of the United States was in Boone County, Kentucky. At that time, there were over 49 million people in the country.

Old Boone County Clerk’s Office

Built in 1853 the Boone County Clerk’s office has been moved twice since it’s original location and was once used as a bank building.

Anderson Ferry

The Anderson Ferry began operation in 1817 and has been in constant operation since.

Big Bone Methodist Church

The Big Bone Methodist Church was built in 1888 by the Masons.

Gaines House

The Gaines House in Walton, Kentucky was built in 1814 by Abner Gaines. The home was used as a tavern and stage coach stop.

Boone County Courthouse

The Boone County Courthouse in Burlington, Kentucky was built in 1889 and is the 3rd courthouse on that particular site.

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