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Historical Markers in
Warren County, Kentucky

"Ernest Hogan" A Civil War Defense Line Baker Hill Bowling Green Bowling Green College of Commerce Civil War Occupations College Hill Confederate State Capital of Kentucky Eliza Calvert Hall, 1856-1935 Fort Webb Hobson House Home of Thomas Hines Home/Office of Duncan Hines 1941-1959 Jacob Skiles and Three Springs James T. Morehead, 1797-1854 Jonesville Lillian H. South, 1879-1966 Long Hunters McFadin's Station McFadin's Station Ogden College Old Meeting House Old Stagecoach Stop Old Union Church Ora Porter (1880-1970) Pioneer Surveyor Potter College Presbyterian Church Providence Knob Baptist Church Shake Rag T. C. Cherry Elementary Training School-College High Warren County Warren County's Chief USA Civil War Officers William Taylor Runner Roadside Park
The city of Owensboro, Kentucky, is home to the International Bluegrass Music Museum, which honors the history and culture of bluegrass music.
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