Winter in Black and White

Johnson Mill, Scott County

Johnson Mill, Scott County

Newtown Pike at Johnson Mill, Scott County

Historic Downtown La Grange, Part 1

La Grange, Oldham County
Population in 2013:  8,358

La Grange is a true railroad town.  Railroad tracks run right down the middle of
Main Street, and trains pass through town several times a day.

Lots of historic buildings are now home to great local businesses.

Several historic homes are also part of downtown La Grange.

My great grandparents, Georgia Gill and Dr. G. O. Lee, called La Grange home from about 1890-1950.  Their home, part of
which was my grandfather's dental office, was on Main Street.  The house is still there as is this sidewalk marker for
the old dental office.

Oldham County Courthouse

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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House Envy: Licking Riverside Historic District

Licking Riverside Historic District, Covington, Kenton County

The Carneal House, c. 1815

Historic Home in Ruddles Mill

Miller's House, Ruddles Mill, Bourbon County
Posted to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983
Period of Significance:  1750-1799

Hinkston Creek