My old kentucky home

Kentucky is more than bourbon and horse country. It's the in-between towns that hold all the magic. Meet Bardstown, Midway, and Maysville.

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Sung each year at the Kentucky Derby, the tune's original meaning has long been lost to history

A view of the historic log cabin spring house at the site of the My Old Kentucky Home State Park. A stairway ascends to the center piece of the state park, the Federal Hill Mansion once owned by United States Senator John Rowan in 1795. The park derives its name from a musical ballad written by Stephen Foster, a song that was also made the state song of Kentucky in 1928. Some have suggested that Foster was inspired by Harriet Beecher Stowe’s anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The state of…

Cheapish Circa 1905 Cottage ready for that non sheepish person to call it home!

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BARDSTOWN — When my sisters and I were children, our grandparents gave us a cardboard pop-up village for Christmas one year. It opened to reveal a quaint little town with holly wreaths on all the shop windows, lanterns lighting up the church, and townspeople caroling on the square.

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Kentucky for Kentucky, a group created for the express purpose of promoting the Commonwealth of Kentucky, has a new limited edition print, "The ABC's of