First Lady of Lexington
Mary Todd Lincoln flouted convention as a politically active woman in the 19th century
Mary Todd Lincoln flouted convention as a politically active woman in the 19th century
Considered a son by Gen. George Washington, the Marquis de Lafayette is feted on the 200th anniversary of his farewell tour of America Read more
Stanford, Fort Boonesborough and Lexington observe their 250th anniversaries Read more
Kentucky Monthly takes a look at the Victorian tradition of celebrating the ‘ghost’ wonderful time of the year Read more
The death of a Kentucky sailor in an accident at sea haunted a Bath County family for decades Read more
Kentucky-born Charles Young was a role model for generations of Black military officers Read more
The Kentucky rifle is revered by enthusiasts and legendary for its role in American history Read more
A former Green Book accommodation, Paducah’s Hotel Metropolitan has been restored as a museum and cultural center to preserve its important place in America’s past Read more
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