Cumberland Falls in Kentucky is one of only 2 places in the world where a moonbow occurs naturally.

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According to the 1880 Census, the exact center of the U.S. population was located in Boone County Kentucky.

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Today we take a look at the life of Confederate General John Bell Hood.

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Today we look at the marker dedicated to Jane Lampton Clemens, who was the mother of Mark Twain.

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We have all seen the name Duncan Hines in the grocery store, but did you know he was a real person from Kentucky?

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Marker # 649 in Woodford County, Ky highlights six Civil War generals. Among them, John Buford, who I consider one of the heroes of Gettysburg.

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In 1959, A B-52 loaded with nuclear weapons collided with a KC-135 during a mid-air refueling operation and both crashed in Breckinridge county ,Kentucky. Eight of the Twelve combined crewmembers died as a result.

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In this episode we tell the fascinating story of the Blue skinned people in the mountains of eastern Kentucky.

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Did you know a Kentucky Native by the name of David R. Atchison, may have been president of the U.S. for one day in 1849?

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On this special episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Mr. Jim Seaver of the Kentucky Historical Society.  Jim is the Community Engagement Coordinator and manages the Historical Marker Program.  

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Visit the Kentucky Historical Society website at history.ky.gov