Augusta, Kentucky • Bracken County
The George W. Barkley Farm in Augusta, Kentucky, is a well-preserved example of a nineteenth-century rural agricultural complex. It features a prominent Greek Revival farmhouse and a collection of outbuildings that illustrate the operational elements of a working farm from that era.
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Architecture; Religion
205 Frankfort St. And 204 Bracken St., Augusta, Kentucky
Commerce; Education; Exploration/Settlement; Politics/Government; Architecture; Religion
Roughly Bounded By Riverside Dr., 5th, Frankfort, And Williams Sts., Augusta, Kentucky
Commerce; Military; Architecture
S Of Augusta On Ky 1839, Augusta, Kentucky
Architecture
308 Seminary Rd., Augusta, Kentucky
Architecture
Ky 8, Augusta, Kentucky
Social History
Payne Cemetery, N Of Ky 8, Augusta, Kentucky
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Military
0.25 Mi. N Of Ky 1386, Scottsville, Kentucky
Exploration/Settlement; Community Planning And Development
Jct. Of First And Locust Sts., Scottsville, Kentucky
Architecture
Ky 255, Park City, Kentucky
Historic - Non-aboriginal; Military
Between Glasgow Municipal Cemetery And U.s. 31e Bypass, Glasgow, Kentucky
Prehistoric; Science; Social History
Rte. 1, Union, Kentucky
Prehistoric
Central Park, Carter Ave., Ashland, Kentucky