Union
Bell Mines
Sturgis, KY
John Bell, 1797-1869, of Tenn.
Bettie Taylor Phillips
Uniontown, KY
Born in Morganfield in 1830, she was one of several known as the “Mother of the Orphan Brigade.
Camp Breckinridge
Morganfield, KY
Army post built in 1942, on 36,000 acres, at a cost of $39,000,000.
Civil War Action
Old Caseyville, KY
Every inhabitant of this pro-southern town was taken prisoner by the crew of a Union gunboat, July 26, 1862.
Earle C. Clements (1896-1985)
Morganfield, KY
This Union Countian became governor following service in World War I, then as sheriff, county clerk and judge, state senator.
Forrest Reconnoitered
Morganfield, KY
CSA General Nathan Bedford Forrest, on reconnaissance and foraging mission toward the Ohio River Nov. 24 to Dec. 5, 1861, passed here...
George Huston
Morganfield, KY
A Harvard graduate and lawyer who specialized in land litigations, George Huston helped found city's first bank in 1869.
Lincoln Spoke Here
Morganfield, KY
Abraham Lincoln's only political speech in his native state, here, 1840, at age 31.
Morgan Springs
Morganfield, KY
Under the municipal building lies the old Morgan Springs, named for General Daniel Morgan of Revolutionary War fame.
Nally Spa
Four miles south of here stood the old Chalybeate Springs Resort Hotel featuring Sulphur Water Springs and a fresh water spring on its...
Richards Home Site
Lewis Richards, born Va.
St. Vincent's Academy
Sisters of Charity from Nazareth-Angela Spink, Frances Gardner, and Cecily O'Brien-arrived here, 1820.
Union County, 1811
Morganfield, KY
The 55th Kentucky county created, it was formed entirely out of Henderson County.