Kentucky County Seats: Williamsburg
Williamsburg, Kentucky is the county seat of Whitley County and lies along Interstate 75 and US 25 near the Tennessee border. First known as Spring Ford after a nearby crossing over the...
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Kentucky County Seats: Lexington
Having lived in the Lexington, Kentucky (Lexington-Fayette Urban County, LFUCG) for five years, I grew to appreciate the city that was growing at the seams. The Horse Capital of the World is home...
Photo: Northern Bank Building
The Northern Bank Building, at 249-57 West Short Street at Market in downtown Lexington, Kentucky, was constructed in 1889-90 by the William Bush & Company for the Northern Bank of Kentucky. It was...
Kentucky County Seats: Maysville
Maysville, Kentucky is a city that I have long wanted to share. Located along the broad Ohio River between Cincinnati and Portsmouth, Ohio, the town is snuggled amongst the steep...
Kentucky County Seats: Paris
On a rainy morning, I ventured to southward to photograph one of the Commonwealth’s most underrated county seats. Paris, located in Bourbon County northeast of Lexington, is known for its...
Kentucky County Seats: Flemingsburg and Mt. Olivet
Over the past few years, I’ve criss-crossed the Bluegrass state, photographing many of its underserved and under-appreciated county seats. While I have not even begun to edit many of the photographs from...
Bluegrass State Tours: Downtown Louisville
Louisville, Kentucky‘s downtown is the largest central business district in Kentucky, bounded by the Ohio River to the north, Hancock Street to the east, York and Jacob streets to the...
Bluegrass State Tours: Norton Commons
Norton Commons is a 594-acre new urbanist development located in Prospect, Kentucky within the Louisville metro. It is a master planned community designed to be self contained and modeled after Seaside, Florida. The...
Bluegrass State Tours: Ashland’s Residences
Ashland, Kentucky is a principal city along the Ohio River in Boyd County, with its early growth coming from the development of early mills and foundries in the region. During the...
Urban News: March 9, 2012
With winter fast ending, I thought it may be good to restart a segment I had long abandoned. The Western Wildlife Corridor has turned a passion for nature into a...