Built by Abner Gaines in the 1790's. Abner Gaines became the first stage coach line owner between Cincinnati and Lexington in 1818 and the house was used as an inn and stagecoach stop. The house has 3 staircases and 10 carved mantels. (download...
Probably one of the most recognizable landmarks in Northern Kentucky and certainly one of the most controversial. A small contingent of locals believe the improper grammar labels the area as redneck. I grew up saying y'all and I'm proud to be at "the top of the south...
These historic cabins were reconstructed on the Wehner from various other locations in Kenton County. They are not open to the public but can usually be toured during the Kenton County Farm Harvest Tour in September each year. (download...
The Metcalf-Stephens House is located on the National Register of Historic Places. (cir. 1887)
This stately Bellevue brick was built around 1900 as the parsonage for Calvary Methodist Epispical Church. It is currently for sale (as of 7/25/2011) and priced at $81,500 (needs some mechanical repairs). You can see the interior photos and check on the current status...
(download) Click here to download: one-tank-trips-danville-kentucky-xtjJnIEjiauIimaqseob.zip (3.94 MB) Danville is the place where Kentucky's first constitution making it a state. Many original buildings from the early...
(download) Click here to download: another-brilliant-sunset-at-my-old-kentucky-home-FGyhDgBADgrhtfozopiy.zip (5.8 MB)
