Ward Oates Amphitheatre

Ward Oates Amphitheatre, Frankfort, Franklin County

Throughout the summer, the amphitheatre hosts free concerts.  The Kentucky River serves as the backdrop.

Jeri Katherine Howell performing at the amphitheatre on June 13.

For information about Mr. Ward Oates, who made this venue possible, I suggest reading his obituary.  As it says, Ward Oates knew how to lead, love, and live.

Georgetown Baptist Church

Georgetown Baptist Church, Georgetown, Scott County

Reinventing Midway School

The Old Midway School c. 1924, Midway, Woodford County

The old school has been repurposed as 24 apartments for seniors ages 55+.  The hallways, over-sized windows, and
exterior facade have been preserved in keeping with the original character of the building.

The building operated as a school until 1994 and reopened as the apartment complex in 1998.

The original cafeteria of Midway School is now home to the Midway School Bakery.  The bakery is part of the
Windy Corner/ Wallace Station/Holly Hill Inn group of restaurants and supplies baked goods to
those eateries. 

Hoge House

Hoge House, Frankfort, Franklin County

Built circa 1825, the 2650 square ft. home has been owned by such notable Kentucky
families as the Crittendens and the Garrards.  In more recent years, it housed
government offices.  The house is made of brick and log and covered by clapboard.

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Young Aviator Preparing for Flight on a Summer Morning

Young Robin in Lexington, Fayette County

Yuko-En on the Elkhorn, Part 2

Yuko-En on the Elkhorn, A Japanese Friendship Garden in Georgetown, Scott County

Yuko-En on the Elkhorn, Part 1

Yuko-En on the Elkhorn, A Japanese Friendship Garden in Georgetown, Scott County

Zen Garden

The Kentucky River: Lock and Dam Number 4

Kentucky River, Lock and Dam Number 4, Frankfort, Franklin County

Jim's Seafood overlooks the river at this spot

Jim's Seafood

The Dam Shack at Jim's Seafood