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Old Southeast Greyhound Line Building Nominated for National Register Inclusion

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Book Review: "Many-Storied House"

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A House With A Story to Tell: The Willis Green House

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Elias Barbee, the father of the Kentucky School for the Deaf

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This Just Happened, a weekly roundup

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Rally Unites Artist Against the 'Vampire Road'

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Skuller's Clock to Be Reset Tomorrow #TBT

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Saw-toothed Roofline Beckons a Bygone Era in Lexington Architectural History

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White Hall Dormitory was an Iconic Building at the University of Kentucky #TBT

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First Oil Well in Kentucky

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This Just Happened, a weekly roundup

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A National Landmark in Jessamine County: Camp Nelson

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Iconic Building Once Part of Lexington Institution #TBT

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Oliver Perry House at Camp Nelson

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Lower Howard's Creek: A Story in Both Beauty and History

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Skaggs Trace, a tributary of the Wilderness Trail

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This Just Happened, a weekly roundup

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"Off the Road" an Upcoming Event at Lyric Theater to Raise Awareness of Evils of I-75 Connector

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Kentucky and American History in #TBT Photo

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Lexington's First Synagogue was Ohavey Zion; Moving the Scrolls From Original Site Answers Last Week's #TBT

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First African Baptist Church: A Historic Structure, a Historic Faith, and a Determined Future

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Happy Labor Day

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This Just Happened, a weekly roundup

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