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Bardstown, Kentucky
Submitted by Bob Sallee
Bardstown is a very historic town. It is widely recognized as the bourbon capital of the world. It is home to My Old Kentucky Home with an outdoor drama which celebrates the song writer Stephen Foster who penned several songs Jennie with the Light Brown Hair, Camp Town Ladies, Swanee River and several others. There is a Civil War museum here which houses many fine artifacts from the war. It is also recognized as one of the finest collections of Civil War memorability. St. Joseph Proto Cathedral is the oldest church west of the Allegheny River (Pennsylvania). Bardstown is in central Kentucky 45 minutes from the captial Frankfort.
Lexington, Kentucky
Submitted by Jessica Larson
Lexington: land of amazingly beautiful & sturdy slave made limestone walls, bluegrass (only blue during sunset), horse fences that denote class and social status (wire vs wood, 3 boards vs 4 boards, single vs double, black vs white), whisky disterlleries (Woodford Reserve is the most beautiful), and of course: Keenland in April. Need I saw more? It is not my "hometown" as in I grew up here, but it is my current hometown b/c my home is here for the next year.
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