How Did Gallatin County Kentucky Get Its Name?
How Did Gallatin County Kentucky Get Its Name?
The history behind the naming of Gallatin County, Kentucky.
Historic Bridges of Gallatin County, Kentucky
Historic Bridges of Gallatin County, Kentucky
Gallatin County, Kentucky has been home to several covered bridges and steel truss bridges over the years. Unfortunately, all of these bridges have been lost due to progress…[View More]
Fisher’s Travel Camp & Dead Man’s Hollow
Fisher’s Travel Camp & Dead Man’s Hollow
Fisher’s Travel Camp began operation in 1928 about the same time that Route 25 was being developed. The camp included cabins and a full service gas station.
Stamping Ground, Kentucky
Stamping Ground, Kentucky
Stamping Ground, Kentucky is home to a mineral spring where American Bison would come to drink. Over thousands of years the migrating bison trampled the ground to a point …[View More]
Georgetown & Scott County Museum
Georgetown & Scott County Museum
The Georgetown & Scott County Museum is located in the former Georgetown Post Office. The museum houses artifacts of historic items from across Scott County.
Rosenwald School, Sadieville, Kentucky
Rosenwald School, Sadieville, Kentucky
From 1906 thru 1932, 4977 Rosenwald Schools, 163 shop buildings and 217 teachers homes were built in 883 counties in 15 southern states for the education of African America…[View More]
Behringer Crawford Museum
Behringer Crawford Museum
The Behringer Crawford Museum was started in 1950 and has been transformed in many ways throughout the years.
Historic Bridges of Grant County, Kentucky
Historic Bridges of Grant County, Kentucky
Over the years, covered and steel truss bridges dotted the landscape of Grant County, Kentucky. Unfortunately there was little to no support to save these historic spans and…[View More]
Route 25 Tepee of Grant County, Kentucky
Route 25 Tepee of Grant County, Kentucky
Just south of Williamstown, Kentucky along Route 25 is a metal tepee that was built in the late 1930s as an office for a gas station.
Union Independent School House
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.
