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Historic Midway, Kentucky
Midway, Kentucky. A tiny little town hugging the railroad as if its life depends on it. Well, it kinda did! In 1830 when the Lexington and Ohio Railroad was being incorporated, what’s now Midway became a hub of activity. By 1835, the first steam locomotive came through what was then known as “Middleway”. It became…
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Backroads Kentucky Home
There are a lot of things that catch my eye when I’m driving backroads. Multiple chimneys, a rusted roof, lots of windows, etc. The long gravel driveway drew my eye to this one and then to all those windows and next to the chimneys.
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Beautiful Carpenter Gothic
It’s a SHOWSTOPPER y’all. Wincoma was built in 1871 by David Lehman. It’s been called “the finest board-and-batten house in central Kentucky”. It was built for Dr. Marcus Poynter who was local physician. Since 1924, four judges have lived in this home.
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Second Empire in Lexington, KY
This house puts the MAN OH MAN in mansard! Circa 1880 in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Colorful Midway, Kentucky House
How’s this for a happy house?! The picket fence, the flowers, the colors. This place made me smile! The Arnett House in Midwway, Kentucky was constructed in 1872.
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Gorgeous Butchertown Shotgun House
I don’t even have words for this. Just . This house is part of a gorgeous row of houses in the Butchertown Historic District of Louisville
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Skinny Little Lexington Home
A skinny little Romanesque style house in Lexington, Kentucky. Built by Frank Hulett in 1910. It may look skinny, but it sprawls out in the back and features almost 4,000 square feet, a 3-story tower, and really cool side staircase. I forgot to get a picture of the staircase from the side, so I grabbed…
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1933 Tudor in Brownsboro Zorn
If you don’t have a windy front walk, are you even a Tudor? I love this 1933 cutie in the Brownsboro Zorn Neighborhood of Louisville!
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The Jackson House of Gamaliel
Known as The Jackson House Of Gamaliel, this beautiful home was built in 1904. It has had 5 owners in its day including Glenn and Jessie Pearl Jackson from which it got its name. They lived here for over 50 years. It was built by Miss Hattie Page. After the Jacksons both passed away,…
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Franklin, KY 1850 Mansion
Check out the columns on this place! Circa 1850 in Franklin, Kentucky.
