Scott
Buffalo Springs
Stamping Ground, KY
This bowl-shaped basin is one of the state's three major "stamping grounds.
Cardome
Georgetown, KY
Home of Gov. James F. Robinson, 1844 until death, at age 82, in 1882.
Chambers Ave./Ed Davis School
Chambers Ave., KY
Site of school built in 1894 for African American students.
Choctaw Indian Academy, 1825-1843
Georgetown, KY
The U.S. Government established at Blue Springs Farm, home of Vice President R. M. Johnson, its first Indian school for sons of Indian...
Confederate Governor
US 62, KY
Home of George W. Johnson, born 1811 in Scott Co. Named first Confederate Governor of Ky.
First Baptist Church
Georgetown, KY
Organized 1811, its first meeting house erected here, 1815.
Galloway Pike Iron Bridge
Georgetown, KY
Pratt through truss bridge was built in 1910 over North Elkhorn Creek at historic Branham’s Mill site.
Garth School
Georgetown, KY
First public school in Ky.
Georgetown Cemetery
South Broadway, KY
Incorporated 1850, with 31 acres purchased by 1860.
Georgetown College
Georgetown, KY
First Baptist College west of the Alleghenies.
Hemp in Scott County
Georgetown, KY
Rev. Elijah Craig established at Georgetown, in 1789, one of the earliest ropewalks, which were long sheds for spiral winding of hemp...
Lindsay's Station
Anthony Lindsay chose this site for his station, built about 1790.
Miller's Run Historic District
Georgetown, KY
Miller’s Run, a tributary of North Elkhorn Creek, was named for John Andrew Miller, an explorer from Pennsylvania who came to Scott...
Payne-Desha House
Georgetown, KY
Built ca. 1814-15 by Robert Payne, a veteran of Battle of the Thames in War of 1812.
Robert H. Brooks (1915-1941)
Sadieville, KY
Born Oct. 8, 1915, in Sadieville, this African American entered an "all white" National Guard unit before WW II began.
Robert Johnson and Jemima Suggett Johnson
Georgetown, KY
Robert Johnson (1745-1815)- Moved from Beargrass to Bryan’s Station in 1780.
Royal Spring
Georgetown, KY
One of the finest in Kentucky discovered July 9, 1774, by Colonel John Floyd and party.
Sadieville Rosenwald School
Sadieville, KY
One of 158 Rosenwald schools built in Kentucky, ca.
Scott County Courthouse
Georgetown, KY
Present structure, 4th courthouse of Scott County, erected in 1877 at a cost of $34,600.
Scott County Jail/Scott County Jailer's House
Georgetown, KY
Scott County Jail - The Scott County Jail was built in 1892 and used until 1991.
Scott County, 1792
Georgetown, KY
Formed out of a part of Woodford County, it was the second created after Kentucky became a state.
St. Francis Church
US 460, KY
The oldest parish in Covington Diocese, this was a pioneer mission center for East Kentucky.
Stamping Ground
Stamping Ground, KY
This area first explored April 1775 by William McConnell, Charles Lecompte and party from Penn. Buffalo herds had stamped down...
Ward Hall
Georgetown, KY
Junius R. Ward had this mansion (75 ft. by 75 ft.) built circa 1855.
Zion Hill/Zion Hill School
Midway, KY
Established prior to the end of slavery.