Historical Markers in Logan County, Kentucky
"Elmwood"
Alice Allison Dunnigan - 1906-1983
Bethel College
Bowie, A Kentuckian
Boyhood Home, 1793-1802
Brodnax-Conn House
Cedar House
Civil War Skirmish/ Future President
Colony
Confederate State Convention
County Named, 1792
Dromgoole's Station
Gasper River Meeting House
Governor's Corner
Governor's Corner
Governors from Logan
Jackson-Dickinson Duel
John Littlejohn
John Littlejohn Cemetery
Lewis and Clark in Kentucky- William Clark's 1809 Visit & Death of Meriwether Lewis
Logan County Jail, 1874-1977
Maulding's Fort
McCutchen Meadows
O'Bannon House
Old Bank, Robbed 1868
Origin of Federal Highway U.S. 79
Red River Meeting House
Rev. Valentine Cook (1763-1822)
Revolutionary War Widow
Rhea Stadium
Shaker Colony
Shaker Museum
The Shaker Tavern
Town House of Maj. Richard Bibb
United Methodist Temple
Young Memorial Park
Kentucky was originally part of Virginia and was known as the "Kentucky County" until it became a separate state in 1792.