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August 21, 2017

Hopkinsville: More Than an Eclipse Destination

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Jessamine County: Camp Nelson National Cemetery

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Richmond: White Hall

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Jessamine County: Chaumiere des Prairies

Lexington: Slave Quarters at Waveland

Lost (again): McConnell Springs

February 13, 2017

Lexington: Touring Historic Floral Hall at Red Mile

February 10, 2017

Belle Brezing: “Dressing Lexington’s Most Notorious Madam”

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