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Mar 12, 2014 in Places
Elegance for All Seasons
Riverside Inn Bed and Breakfast’s tree-lined drive and the plantation home’s white columns, black shutters and swaying porch swings welcome visitors year-round to this Gallatin County retreat on the Ohio River. more »
Jan 21, 2014 in Places
Photos by Brother Paul Quenon
Spiritual Sanctuary
For more than a century, the Abbey of Gethsemani has offered serenity, solitude and introspection in the heart of Kentucky more »
Nov 18, 2013 by Carrie Gaffney in Places (1 Comments)
Making Old New at Cedar Grove
Adair County farm is an idyllic location for events and memory-making more »
Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot
Twice a year, thousands make the pilgrimage to rural Bullitt County to blow stuff up. more »
Sep 20, 2013 by Dana McMahan in Places (1 Comments)
Photos by David Toczko
Cave Hill Cemetery
Louisville's 296-acre landmark is home to a nationally recognized arboretum, amazing artwork and is the final resting place for famous Kentuckians more »
Sep 20, 2013 by Sean Patrick Hill in Places
Revolutionary Relics
Once hubs of commerce and community, not all of Kentucky’s mills have been lost to antiquity. more »
Aug 19, 2013 by Robbie Clark in Places (1 Comments)
15 Ways to Get Your Golf On!
Aces and duffers alike can enjoy hitting the Kentucky links. more »
Aug 19, 2013 by Rachael Guadagni in Places
Holt and Home
Judge Joseph Holt, postmaster general and secretary of war under President Buchanan, was appointed by President Lincoln as the nation's first judge advocate general. His Breckinridge County home is undergoing a complete restoration. more »
Aug 19, 2013 in Places
J.A. Laub Photography
Fly the Friendly Skies
Experience treetop (and subterranean) thrills along Kentucky’s Zipline Trail more »
Jul 18, 2013 by Abby Laub in Places (1 Comments)
Barn & Breakfast
Awaken to the caw of “cock-a-doodle-do” and spend a day (or more) down on the farm. While each Kentucky bed and breakfast offers a unique brand of hospitality, several provide guests the opportunity to experience the pleasures of rural life. more »
Jun 27, 2013 by K. Melissa Burton, Rachael Guadagni in Places
A Grand Haycation
For all its historical charm and hospitality, Maple Hill Manor in Washington County isn't your typical B&B. On land where tobacco once grew now reside rare and exotic Suri alpacas and llamas. more »
Jun 27, 2013 by K. Melissa Burton in Places
Five-Star Farm Stay
Southern Grace Bed and Breakfast's owners have carved out a bucolic niche in the rolling hills of west-central Kentucky that offers guests a peaceful retreat and an opportunity to experience a bit of farm living. more »
Jun 27, 2013 by Rachael Guadagni in Places
Photo by Phyllis Russell
Springtime Aglow
Blooms shine along the Paducah Dogwood Trail more »
Mar 25, 2013 by Jackie Hollenkamp Bentley in Places (2 Comments)
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Bluegrass Brewskis
Bourbon isn't the only libation worthy of its own tourism trail and celebratory events. The craft beer movement is burgeoning in Kentucky. more »
Feb 20, 2013 by Kim Butterweck in Places
All-Terrain Escapism
Ready to rev your way across the hundreds of miles of Kentucky ATV trails? Here are a few places where you can begin your escapist adventures. more »
Feb 20, 2013 by Kim Butterweck in Places
Tasting History at Baker-Bird Winery
In the 1870s, tiny Bracken County was the nation’s leading wine producer, squeezing more than 30,000 gallons annually. At the center of the enterprise was Abraham Baker Jr., who, prior to 1853, built what is today the Baker-Bird Winery. more »
Feb 7, 2013 by Stephen M. Vest in Places
Courtesy of the H. Edward Richardson Collection, Ekstrom Library, University of Louisville.
Preserving Jesse Stuart's Legacy
Housed in a stately former post office in downtown Ashland, the Jesse Stuart Foundation fulfills many literary services to regional writers and their fans. more »
Jan 18, 2013 in Places (1 Comments)
Art Thrives in the Hills
Housed in a courthouse building that was constructed in 1899, the Rowan County Arts Center serves the community as a base of artistic activity. more »
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