Ashland - The Henry Clay Estate
Ashland in Lexington, Kentucky, began as the personal estate of Henry Clay, one of the most influential American statesmen of the early nineteenth century.
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Brady Lake Kent
Brady Lake is a natural kettle lake in Portage County, Ohio, within Franklin Township, about a mile east of Kent.
Brady's Leap Park
The story of Brady’s Leap Park begins with Captain Samuel Brady, a frontier scout and militia officer in the late 1700s.
Empire Shop Kent
The former Empire Shop in Kent, Ohio, located at 135 E. Main St., is considered haunted by local paranormal experts and is featured on ghost tours.
Kent Historical Society
The Clapp Woodward House in Kent, Ohio, stands as one of the city's most notable examples of late Victorian residential architecture and an enduring symbol of its 19th-century heritage
Kent Masonic Temple
The Kent Masonic Lodge, one of the most striking landmarks in Kent, Ohio, began not as a temple but as the private home of one of the town's most important figures, Marvin Kent.
Kent State Trumbull Campus
In 1954, Kent State University initiated a cadet program to help the community overcome a critical shortage of elementary teachers. Until the fall of 1965, the university offered an evening program at Warren G. Harding High School.
Kent State University
The university was established in 1910 as a normal school. The first classes were held in 1912 at various locations and in temporary buildings in Kent.
Kent Train Depot
Built in 1875, the Erie Train Depot served as a hub of commerce for the City of Kent until service was halted after 95 years. Now home to the Treno Ristorante.
Liberty Hall Historic Site
Liberty Hall Historic Site, a National Historic Landmark in Frankfort, Kentucky, is a Georgian-style mansion built around 1796 by Senator John Brown, a key figure in Kentucky's statehood.
Standing Rock Cemetery Kent
Standing Rock Cemetery in Kent, Ohio, has a long and meaningful history that reflects the growth of the community from its early pioneer days
The Higginsport School
The two-story school was modeled after a similar structure in Maysville, Kentucky, although Higginsport's was considered "much handsomer and commodious." The gothic-inspired building was constructed entirely of brick and contained six rooms with 16-foot c
The Kent Stage
The Kent Stage was constructed in 1927 as a silent movie and vaudevillian theater and is the sole surviving downtown theater in the county.