Places of Interest

Augusta is a scenic drive no matter what direction you come from. When you are here you will feel "far away" from everything. You are, it seems, suddenly in the rural south. Driving to Augusta you will see burley tobacco leaves drying in barns, trees overhanging the road, railroad tracks, and the Augusta ferry crossing the wide blue waters of the Ohio River.

Mary Augusta Rogers, author of, "County Roads of Kentucky" writes this of her visit to the area (page 52-53 of her book.).

Points of Interest:

	Late 1700's Stone House
	Part of the Mary Ingles Trail
	Birthplace of Famous American Artist Stephen Alke
	Augusta Park and Bandstand
	Site of Civil War Battle and Civil War Monument
	Stephen C Foster Family Horse - American Composer
	Veteran's War Memorial
	WW I and WW II Memorial
	White Hall ancestral home of General George C Marshall
	Marshall Park
	Augusta River Park, and boat dock
	Historic Riverside Drive Homes and
	Civil War gun iron foundry
	The Augusta Knoedler Library
	Homes of famous movie star family - Nick & Nina Clooney, George Clooney, Rosemary Clooney and Dante DiPaolo
	Augusta Ferry (one of the last remaining on The Ohio River)
	Robert Schoolfield Log School (c.1795)
	General Store, dining, gift and antique shops
	1811 Augusta Jail
	The Rotary Club - Railroad Caboose Park
	The Hilltop
	Birthplace of Stuart Walker Armstrong (famous early movie director)
	The Payne House - General John Payne served in cavalry under William Henry Harrison. Major stop on the underground railroad.
	White Hall - Built by author Thome, an early emancipator, 1st family in Kentucky to free their slaves
	The Augusta Wine Cellar
	Birthplace of Ms. America 2000
	The Piedmont Art Gallery

The Inn Keeper will be glad to direct you to the Visitors Information Book in the lobby. It gives more in-depth information on the above Points of Interest as well as directions on how to get to them by car, walking or bike tours.

Brooksville

	Historic Town Square & Court House
	Offices of Historic Society
	Bracken County Jail c.1869
	Bracken County Library
	John Hunt Morgan and his men camped at Brooksville during Civil War Battle

Germantown

	Historic Hill
	Germantown Town Hall
	Bucanhan Station
	The Germantown Fairgrounds

Around Bracken County

	Meldahl Dam on The Ohio River - tours available
	Milford General Store
	Walcott Covered Bridge
	Bradford 1 Room Schoolhouse
	Scenic Country Roads & Farms

Near Bracken County

	Beautiful Kincaid Lake State Park
	Blue Licks Battlefield State Park
	U.S. Grant's Birthplace
	Historic Town of Old Washington
	Historic River Town of Ripley
	The Rankin Underground Railroad Museum

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