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May 12, 2024 · In the summer of 2023, a Kentucky farmer found over 700 coins, many of which were extremely rare and valuable. The most notable were over a dozen 1863-P $20 Gold Liberty coins, a very rare date in ...
May 29, 2019 · Plaque inside the visitor center at Claiborne Farm in Paris, KY. Claiborne Farm covers over 3,000 acres, but it started with only 1,300 acres over 100 years ago. It now has 11 active stallions and 35 barns. This year, provided the last holdout (as of my visit on May 20, 2019) was born and stood up, Claiborne Farm will have had 151 standing foals.
May 11, 2024 · NCG Coins. Jeff Garrett, a Lexington-based expert on rare coins, worked with the man who found the treasure to help bring the Great Kentucky Hoard to retailer GovMint.com for sale. The trove ...
Jul 20, 2023 · By the time the conflict ended in 1865, the individual may have died or forgotten exactly where the hoard was buried. Toward the beginning of the war, Kentucky—a Southern state where...
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Apr 1, 2001 · a 36-page brochure on Kentucky’s 52 Civil War Discovery Trail sites. The Civil War Trust, 1-800-CW-TRUST (298-7878) or www.CivilWar.org, offers The Civil War Trust’s Official Guide to the Civil War Discovery Trail. for $13.95 plus $4 shipping, a Frommer’s Guide detailing the over 500 sites. in 28 states.
The studies established that there were a number of documents written in the 1800s by persons who were at the burial of Daniel’s wife Rebecca in 1813, and Daniel’s burial in 1820. Most of the documents were found in the Draper Manuscript Collection owned by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Some of the documentation was from Daniel ...
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Jay Trump (g. 1957-1988; buried on the steeplechase course) Peteski (1990-2001; buried in the Champions Cemetery near the Big Barn) Hanover (c. 1884-1899; originally buried at McGrathiana Stud; skeleton exhumed and given to the University of Kentucky in Lexington; in 1990s moved to Kentucky Horse Park Draft Horse Barn exhibit)
