Kentucky Archives - Page 8 of 11 - History in Your Own Backyard

The Evergreen Cemetery in Southgate Kentucky was once home to a Civil War Battery and is now the final resting place for some of the most important people of Northern Ken…[View More]

Historic Silver Grove, Kentucky

Silver Grove, Kentucky has a fascinating history. You’ve probably driven down Route 8 at some point but may never have driven into the town to take a look around the…[View More]

St. Anne Convent, Melbourne, Kentucky

The former St. Anne Convent in Melbourne, Kentucky is probably the best kept secret in the tri-state area. Now a retreat center the facility has a rich history including b…[View More]

Divine Mercy Parish, Bellevue, Kentucky

Divine Mercy Parish was formed in 2003 through the merger of Sacred Heart and St. Anthony (Which is now closed). Sacred heart was originally a German speaking parish and S…[View More]

General James Taylor Mansion, Newport, Kentucky

The General James Taylor Mansion in Newport, Kentucky is probably the finest historic home in northern Kentucky featuring rooms with ceilings over 17 feet high and a history…[View More]

St. Joseph Catholic Church, Camp Springs, Kentucky

Established in 1843, the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Camp Springs, Kentucky sits in a rural setting on a hillside overlooking a beautiful valley.

Karsner Air Field, Monterey, Kentucky

The Karsner Air Field was constructed by Harry Karsner who was an evangelist of sorts. He would mount speakers to the wings of his plane and fly over cities and towns bo…[View More]

Weisneberger Mill Bridge, Midway, Kentucky

The Weisenberger Mill Bridge was constructed in 1932 which replaced a covered bridge which sat in this location.

Kentucky’s Oldest Bridge, Royal Springs

The oldest bridge in the State of Kentucky is made out of stone and was dry stacked without using any mortar. The bridge is heavily used to this day.

The Unsolved Murder of Stamping Ground, Kentucky Town Marshall Duke

In 1899 the Charles Duke the town Marshall for Stamping Ground, Kentucky was murdered. Unfortunately the killer was never found.

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