Campbell
Bellevue Landmark
Bellevue, KY
For many years the tower and nave of this edifice have served as an historic feature of Bellevue.
Bellevue, Kentucky
Bellevue, KY
Incorporated March 15, 1870, on part of original land grant to Gen. James Taylor, pioneer, for whose farm this city was named.
Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire
Southgate, KY
Site of Beverly Hills Supper Club, popular night spot from 1930s-70s.
Brent Spence (1874-1967)
Newport, KY
As chairman of U.S. House Banking and Currency Committee, Spence was a delegate to 44-nation Bretton Woods (N.H.) Conference, 1944, to...
Congressmen Buried in Evergreen
Southgate, KY
John Wooleston Tibbatts, Democrat, served in Congress from 1843-1847.
Dr. Thomas Hinde
Newport, KY
Northern Kentucky's first doctor.
Early Schoolhouse
Highland Heights, KY
A part of cabin, moved here from Grants Lick area, stood adjacent to Gosney School, and typifies first schoolhouses of Campbell County.
Ft. Thomas Army Post
Established by Congress, 1887.
General James Taylor Home
Newport, KY
Underground railroad station.
Grant's Lick
Old US 27, KY
Ca. 1793, salt water found here by Samuel Bryan, a nephew of Daniel Boone.
Highland United Methodist Church
Ft. Thomas, KY
The oldest church congregation in Ft. Thomas.
Hon. Henry Stanbery
US 27, KY
Site of his home, 1857 to 1881.
Kentucky's Nineteenth
Alexandria, KY
Campbell County formed, 1794, of parts of Mason, Scott, and Harrison counties, Ky.
Licking Furnace
Newport, KY
Built three blocks east in 1859 by Swift's Iron and Steel Works.
Mary Boone Bryan
Grants Lick, KY
Born in Pa. in 1736, she was the daughter of Squire & Sarah Morgan Boone and younger sister of Daniel Boone.
Mary Ingles
Silver Grove, KY
Said to have been first white woman in Kentucky.
Newport Barracks
Newport, KY
An early army post, built in 1804, at junction of Licking and Ohio Rivers.
Newport-War of 1812
Newport, KY
Kentuckians crossed here August 1812 marching to relieve Gen. Hull at Detroit.
Samuel Woodfill
Ft. Thomas, KY
"Outstanding soldier of the AEF," Gen. Pershing.
Southgate Street School
Newport, KY
In 1870, the Newport City Council purchased property for a school for African Americans, and three years later a frame house constructed.
St. Paul's Church
Newport, KY
For a century and a quarter, a St. Paul's Episcopal Church has stood on this corner.
William H. Horsfall
Southgate, KY
One of youngest Kentuckians to receive the Medal of Honor for service during Civil War is buried in Evergreen Cem.