Bluegrass Trust For Historic Preservation

He’s arguably the most famous and infamous occupant of the historic Hopemont House and a new mini-exhibit by the Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation addresses the controversy of John Hunt Morgan who conducted numerous Civil War raids into the North from his home base here in Lexington. WUKY's Alan Lytle recently took the tour and spoke with outreach coordinator Jackson Osborne and the trust's executive director Jonathan Coleman.

The Bluegrass Trust For Historic Preservation, 21c Museum Hotels and the Mid-Century Society of Lexington are bringing to town noted blogger, lecturer,…

Time may be running out for the future of an architecturally distinct building in Lexington. The owner of the former Peoples Bank Building on South…

Two houses in Lexington that have so much history between each other are both turning 200 this weekend. For two centuries the Bodley-Bullock and…

The University of Kentucky plans to proceed with razing eight buildings over the summer to make way for new construction.The Lexington Herald-Leader…