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Blue Licks – Old Washington KY

WebThe Lower Blue Licks, the larger of the two health springs areas, is commonly known as Blue Licks. The salt at Blue Licks was important over the centuries for animals and more recently for humans. The trail that opened up Central Kentucky from the Ohio River, called the Buffalo Trace (see Buffalo Traces), was determined partially by people and

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Hayswood Hospital – Old Washington KY

WebThe Hayswood Hospital closed on February 9, 1983. Reflecting the broader market area it seeks, the 101 bed successor to Hayswood was named the Meadowview Regional Medical Center. Meanwhile, the building that had housed the Hayswood Hospital was purchased by Covington developer Esther Johnson in 1994. She had plans to convert it to apartments.

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John A. McClung – Old Washington KY

Web(b. September 25, 1804, Washington, Ky.; d. August 6, 1859, Niagara River, N.Y.). A distinguished preacher, lawyer, and writer, Rev. John Alexander McClung was the

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Underground Railroad – Old Washington KY

WebSympathetic citizens north and south of the Ohio River who treasured the ideals of a free society began to organize a movement that became known as the Underground Railroad. Mason Co. was one of the earlier supporters of public antislavery societies and the Underground Railroad. As early as July 1818, the Maysville Eagle advertised a meeting …

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JOSEPH HENRY WADSWORTH – Old Washington KY

WebWADSWORTH, JOSEPH HENRY (b. June 18, 1903, Maysville, Ky; d. December 5, 1974, New York City). Actor Joseph Henry Wadsworth was the son of John Gray and Ida Power Wadsworth. He grew up in the family’s large ancestral home, Buffalo Trace, built by his grandfather, Adna Wadsworth. After graduating from Maysville High School in 1921, …

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Frontiers of Grain

WebZappia • Frontiers of Grain 219 and consumption moved in multiple directions that transgressed ecological, political-economic, and cultural borders.7 Indeed, James McWilliams has argued that the quest for food and development of foodways have literally

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The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) · Wed, May 3, 1967 · …

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Improving Slavery's Border: Nature, Navigation, and …

Web2 facilitate trade and communication. Lincoln’s invention sought and failed to remedy a very serious concern that weighed heavily on his contemporaries’ minds: that rivers in the Ohio Valley frequently dried

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