Bringing it all back home
2014
749.2 A629 2014 v. 181 no. 3
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Title
Bringing it all back home
Published
New York 2014
Description
[104]-113 p. : colored ill., colored port. ; 30 cm.
Call Number
749.2 A629 2014 v. 181 no. 3
Note
"Three centuries of exceptional Kentucky art and decorative arts are brought together by Roseann and David Downey."
"... Sahelby's eventual home in Lincoln County, Kentucky would be called Traveler's Rest. Having served as an officer of note in Lord Dunmore's War and with distinction in the revolutionary war and the War of 1812, Shelby's reputation and popularity let to the governorship when Kentucky became the country's fifteenth state in 1792 ..."
Travelers' Rest: Home of Isaac Shelby, First Governor of KY. Erected in 1786. Said by Collins to be the first stone house built in KY. KY Historical Series No. 5."
"... Sahelby's eventual home in Lincoln County, Kentucky would be called Traveler's Rest. Having served as an officer of note in Lord Dunmore's War and with distinction in the revolutionary war and the War of 1812, Shelby's reputation and popularity let to the governorship when Kentucky became the country's fifteenth state in 1792 ..."
Travelers' Rest: Home of Isaac Shelby, First Governor of KY. Erected in 1786. Said by Collins to be the first stone house built in KY. KY Historical Series No. 5."
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