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reMARK­able Kentucky

Kentucky's Roadside History, and the stories the markers don't tell.

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recent posts

  • Marker No. 2342: Thomas Hunt Morgan, and the State That Nearly Banned His Science
  • Marker No. 2468: St. Paul Catholic Church, the Tallest Tower on Short Street
  • Marker No. 1466: Dr. Luke P. Blackburn, the Good Samaritan and the Yellow Fever Trunks
  • Marker No. 2568: Joyland Park, Rollercoasters, Dancing, and Picnics on Paris Pike
  • Marker No. 2174: Pope Villa, and the House That Hid Its Own Story

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Other Counties

Most of this site is devoted to Fayette County. The markers below are from elsewhere in Kentucky, found while traveling, and each county’s list will grow as new articles are published.

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Jefferson County

  • No. 2205 — Bloody Monday

Browse every Jefferson County article in the Jefferson County tag archive.

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