Kentucky
the state
Grave of Daniel Boone
Bardstown
My Old Kentucky Home State Park
Lincoln's birthplace
Lincoln's Birthplace Memorial
More Photos of Lincoln's Birthplace and Boyhood Home
Lexington
statue of John Hunt Morgan in front of courthouse
Race Horse Country around Lexington
statue honoring care of race horses
training barns
owner of "Sultry Mood" telling of his training and winnings
Morehead
Kentucky Folk Art Center
Louisville
founding of Louisville
Louisville Street Festival
Covington
town of Covington across the Ohio river from Cincinnati
homes along Riverside drive, Covington
park commemorating the pioneers
a statue honoring women pilots
waterfront mansion
typical homes in historic district
home, now a bar
home on the hill
view of Cincinnati from the top of the hill
Kentucky Music in the Renfro Valley
"Colonel Sanders", a famous Kentucky native
Paducah on the Ohio River
Land Between The Lakes
Bison in the United States National Recreation Area
The Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers flow very close to each other in the northwestern corner of Middle Tennessee and Western Kentucky, separated by a rather narrow and mostly low ridge. The area of land that separates the two bodies of water by only a few miles became known as "Between the Rivers" since at least the 1830s or 1840s. After the Cumberland River was impounded in the 1960s and a canal was constructed between the two lakes, Land Between The Lakes became the largest inland peninsula in the United States. Downstream from this area, the courses of the two rivers diverge again, with the mouth of the Cumberland emptying into the Ohio River approximately 4 mi (7 km) from that of the Tennessee.
Great Western Furnace
Shaker chairs, and brooms at Pleasant Hill
Photos of Shakertown at Pleasant Hill
