Frankfort Cemetery 215 East Main Street, Frankfort, Kentucky  40601  (Franklin County) Telephone:  (502) 227-2403 Established in 1845, this is the second incorporated cemetery in the U.S.  Still an...

The Old Capitol is privvy to some of Kentucky's speckled history. Free guided and self-guided tours are available.

This memorial to Kentuckians killed in Vietnam is a giant sundial whose shadows fall on every name on the anniversary of that soldier's death.

This local bourbon distillery, which was opened in 1869, offers public tours.

See the commonwealths martial heritage on display, from firearms and edged weapons to flags and uniforms.

Built in 1797, it served as the residence of 33 governors until a new one was built in 1914.

The cemetery contains Kentucky's only momument to black Civil War soldiers.

This 86-mile waterway offers some of the state's finest smallmouth bass fishing.

A fisherman's paradise: catch rainbow and brown trout and smallmouth and rock bass here.

Built in 1914 as the new Governor's mansion, this is the oldest official governor's residence in the United States.

Great family oriented place to visit and hear good country music at a reasonable price.