Fort Harrod holds a special place in Kentucky history as the first permanent settlement in the area that would become the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Founded by James Harrod in 1774, a reconstructed fort occupies land near the original site in Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
Pioneer Cemetery
This is the oldest cemetery west of the Allegheny Mountains, and contains graves of 500 pioneers
Pioneer Cemetery
This is the oldest cemetery west of the Allegheny Mountains, and contains graves of 500 pioneers
Osage Orange Tree
One of the most unique trees in the nation, this specimen is a must-see. This tree is taller and broader than the national champion, but remains the unofficial national champion because of its split trunk. Circa late 18th century.
Lincoln Marriage Temple
A brick building shelters the cabin where Abraham Lincoln’s parents were married. The cabin was moved from the original site near Springfield, Kentucky, where Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks were married June 12, 1806.
Re-enactment of Indian Raid and some of the locals.
Surveyor tools.
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