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| Kentucky - TourismHistorical SitesClark County
The home of Richard Hickman is marked as a
historical site. He was
This county produced 90 percent of the
entire country’s yield of Hemp in the late 1800’s.
During World War II,
This tavern was built in the 1820’s by
Colby Taylor and was a spot where United States President Andrew Jackson visited
o relax while on a trip
This is the site of Eskippakithiki, also
called Kentake. This was the last of
Kentucky Indian towns. It was
occupied by the Shawnee Indians. Daniel
Boone also came to this location and viewed
This is the winter camp of Daniel and Squire Boon, Alexander Neeley and John Stuart, 1769-1770. The creek was named by these people who stayed here during the winter, “Lorbrulgrd” of Gulliver’s Travels.
Daniel Boone attended this church.
The church’s name was changed from Howard’s Creek to
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