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Graphic Enterprises and
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On March 1, 2008 this website Pioneer Times and the parent company Graphic Enterprises were the recipients of two awards from the Kentucky Historical Society and The Historical Confederation of Kentucky. Read More....

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Managers Conference Held

The 2nd Annual Event Planners & Historic Site Managers Conference was held at Blue Licks Battlefield State Park on March 5-7. The Conference was hosted by The Fort Boonesborough Foundation. Read the Story.

Braintanning Anyone?

 Native Re-Enactor Jim Green held a class on braintanning this past weekend at Fort Boonesborough State Park. Participants learned the procedure and completed the course with a finished deerskin. More Photos on the Guest Gallery by Walt Waitkus. Photos and story.

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Season Starts with a Cold Weekend for the Illinois Regiment at Locust Grove

A cold and wet weekend in Louisville, Kentucky is not usually on the agenda for the middle of April.

On the river front Louisville hosts the largest fireworks in the country - known as Thunder Over Louisville - the kickoff to three weeks of Kentucky Derby Festival Events.

While up on a hillside not too far from downtown there is another event - known as 18th Century Thunder. Re-Enactors add to the thunder noise with a bit of 18th century black powder. The photo above was taken near the Croghan family cemetery as the assembled troops gave a salute to George Rogers Clark who spent his final days at Locust Grove, the home of his sister and brother in law William and Lucy Clark Croghan. Click Here for more photos.

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