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Read more about the article Henrietta County, Kentucky
A map from the early 1860s that has been modified to show where Henrietta County would have been located.

Henrietta County, Kentucky

  • Post published:September 21, 2021
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Did you know Aurora, Kentucky, the little tourist community on Kentucky Lake, almost became the county seat of Henrietta County?What?Yes – it’s true. Back in the day, the State of…

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Read more about the article How Linton, Kentucky Got Its Name
The site of the landing at Linton, Kentucky. A ferry crossed the river here to link people with Model, Tennessee.

How Linton, Kentucky Got Its Name

  • Post published:December 28, 2020
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Shortly after writing the feature on Linton, Kentucky, I discovered a clue regarding how Linton, Kentucky got its name. The community was first known as Olive's Landing, and then Shipsport,…

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Read more about the article Linton, Kentucky
The cliffs just downstream from the old town of Linton, Kentucky.

Linton, Kentucky

  • Post published:December 27, 2020
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Linton, Kentucky has a similar tale of towns perched alongside rivers.  The story is familiar - a promising shipping point in the early pioneer days only to be left behind…

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Read more about the article Lake Barkley Bridge Access at Canton
The newly developed Lake Barkley Bridge Trail Access features a nice parking area and interpretive signage.

Lake Barkley Bridge Access at Canton

  • Post published:September 7, 2020
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Folks who love taking a stroll or even a long hike will enjoy one of this area's newest attractions.  On the east side of the new Lake Barkley bridge, a…

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