Captain Abraham Lincoln, veteran of the American Revolution, brought his family to Kentucky and settled in Jefferson County near Long Run Creek.  It was here that he was killed by a party of native Americans.  Oh yeah, his youngest son would one day become the father of our 16th president.

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Today we talk about when and where Jackie Robinson decided to play professional baseball.  Spoiler alert ... it was in Kentucky!

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In this episode, we look at two markers dedicated to the famous Churchill Downs Horse Track.  Home of the Kentucky Derby since 1875.

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You've probably seen the movie Taken.  Did you know, a real life version of that movie happened right here in the bluegrass just 10 days after the USA was born?

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In this episode we look at Shelby County and the man it was named after.

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Bowman Field in Louisville is our topic today.  We talk about 2 historic markers dedicated to the oldest continually operating air field in North America!

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Kentucky's biggest Civil War battle occurred at Perryville, in Boyle county.  We look at 2 historical markers about the battle.

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The U.S. Bullion Depository is located at the Fort Knox Army post.  In this episode, we talk about historical marker # 1857,  all about the famous gold vault.

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Was Lincoln county Kentucky named for our 16th president?  Seems reasonable, but hold on a minute.  It was named before Abe Lincoln was born.  Listen to find out who it was really named after!

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Virgil Earp, older brother of Wyatt Earp was born in Ohio county in Kentucky.  Listen for a brief discussion of the Earp's Kentucky connection as we look at marker #2612.

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