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rolling bluegrass splendor
egin your getaway in Kentucky with a visit to the state’s
oldest town and you’ll discover that HARRODSBURG is
blessed with a distinct character all its own. Once a frontier
territory, “Harrodstown” was founded in 1774 as the first permanent
English settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains. Lose yourself
for awhile in a small town that’s bursting with historic charm. A
place where the pioneer past has a strong presence and southern
hospitality is the backdrop for an appealing mix of history,
architecture and culture.
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ocated in the heart of Kentucky’s
famous BLUEGRASS REGION, near
Lexington, Mercer County is nestled
among breathtaking palisades and gently
rolling countryside scattered with hand-laid
stone fences and some of the state’s most
pristine horse farms. Our well-beaten path
leads to a place rich in heritage, warm hospitality and simple pleasures.
avor a taste of history at the BEAUMONT INN,
where you can feast on “yellow-legged” fried
chicken, corn pudding or two year-old Kentucky
cured country ham. Sample delicious traditional
favorites and seasonal Kentucky dishes inspired by
locally available ingredients in the famous TRUSTEES’
OFFICE DINING ROOM at Shaker Village.
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adventure
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e invite you to experience the
relaxing atmosphere of our
historic area. Tour SHAKER
VILLAGE OF PLEASANT HILL, one of
the finest examples of historic restoration
in the country and discover a 3,000-acre
NATURE PRESERVE of original Shaker countryside. Explore frontier life at OLD FORT HARROD STATE PARK, where Harrodsburg’s
early history is showcased. View the town’s architectural treasures
highlighted on the self-guided WALKING/ DRIVING TOUR. Stroll
the downtown’s historic district and shop for quality antiques and
handmade crafts.
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Experience other amenities that
make this community as contemporary as any in the Bluegrass
area. Indulge your passions for
golf at BRIGHT LEAF GOLF
RESORT, which offers a challenging championship course. Cast
your fishing lines or enjoy recreational boating at HERRINGTON
LAKE or the KENTUCKY
RIVER. Ride horseback over 200
acres of lush bluegrass farmland
at BIG RED STABLES.
isten to a genre of energetic bands performing live on stage
at EDDIE MONTGOMERY’S STEAKHOUSE. Sing along
with talented performers as they mimic legendary entertainers
at THE BURGIN BARN.
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Join the fun as our locals play host to the FORT HARROD BEEF
FESTIVAL, a lively weekend event celebrating Kentucky’s beef
industry. Attend the MERCER COUNTY FAIR & HORSE SHOW,
believed to be the oldest continually run event of its type in North
America. Celebrate the town’s heritage at the PIONEER DAYS
FESTIVAL. Usher in the Christmas
season with the annual HOLIDAY
HOMES TOUR, which is the
highlight of the COME HOME
TO CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.
fter you’ve
absorbed the rich
history, you can
unwind at a quaint
historic inn, a cheerful
bed and breakfast or a
comfortable hotel
or motel. We offer accommodations
to fit every taste and budget and
there’s plenty of room for the
whole family.
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Envision
Harrodsburg — relive the past, discover the
simple pleasures of the present, and take with you a wealth
of unforgettable memories.
Come anytime...
we’ve been preparing for your visit since 1774.
rich history
rambling
along
Attractions
you are kindly welcome
SHAKER VILLAGE OF PLEASANT HILL
3501 Lexington Road (US Hwy. 68 E)
859/734-5411 or 800/734-5611
shakervillageky.org
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, inhabited by the Shakers until 1910, is a
nonprofit National Historic Landmark, whose mission is to preserve 34
original buildings and 3,000 acres of countryside. The Shakers played an
important role in American religious history, developing the longest lasting communal society. Surrounded by hand-laid rock walls and lanternlit paths, Shaker Village is a retreat from the busy world. Self-guided
walking tours wind through the Village, where costumed interpreters
chronicle Shaker life, artisans work at 19th century trades, and historic
farming and musical performances bring the
past to life. Lively special events and programs
are offered throughout the year. THE INN is the
perfect getaway, with more than 70 historic
guest rooms, suites and private cottages. As a
Kentucky Proud member, the TRUSTEES’
OFFICE DINING
ROOM serves traditional family-style
meals prepared with
ingredients grown in
the vegetable garden
just outside the window - bringing food
from the seed to the table. THE SHOPS offer
signature Shaker oval boxes, tightly-sewn
brooms and seasonally-inspired gifts. THE
NATURE PRESERVE manages, protects and
shares 3,000 acres of countryside and offers
40 miles of scenic trails for hikers, bikers,
horseback riders and carriage drivers.
TOURING HOURS: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.,
April 1 through October 31; November 1 through March 31, some
exhibition buildings are closed and tour hours and ticket prices are
reduced. ADMISSION. ;
DIXIE BELLE RIVERBOAT
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill
3501 Lexington Road (US Hwy. 68 E) • 859/734-5411 or 800/734-5611
shakervillageky.org
Shaker Village operates the 115-passenger riverboat Dixie Belle. The
authentic sternwheeler leaves from nearby Shaker Landing; the site where
Shakers loaded flatboats with goods headed for Southern markets.
Narrated excursions are offered through one of the Kentucky River’s most
breathtaking sections. The river cuts through 400 million year-old rocks
to form the massive Palisades. Along the excursion route, these cliffs
tower hundreds of feet above the river, creating a majestic limestone
canyon, complete with sparkling waterfalls and a close-up of the river
flora and fauna. HOURS: May through October, departure times vary.
Private charters available. ADMISSION. ;
OLD FORT HARROD STATE PARK
100 S. College Street • 859/734-3314
parks.ky.gov/parks/recreationparks
A full-scale replica of the fort, built by James
Harrod in 1775, is the centerpiece of this park.
The cabins and blockhouses are furnished
with handmade utensils, furniture, crude tools
and agricultural implements used by the pioneers. Costumed interpreters demonstrate pioneer crafts, and a live animal corral adds to the “living history” experience. (Living history craftspeople demonstrate mid-April through October.) The park complex also
features the Mansion Museum, a Greek Revival home built in
1830. The museum houses an outstanding collection of Civil
War history, Native American artifacts, gun collection and
more. Other highlights within the park are a pioneer cemetery,
the Lincoln Marriage Temple housing the cabin where
Abraham Lincoln’s parents were married and a George Rogers
Clark Federal Monument. HOURS: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. March 16 through
October 31; 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., November 1 through March 15. (Closed
Thanksgiving, Christmas week & weekends December through
February.) ADMISSION. ;
TWIN HILLS DRIVE-IN THEATRE
1785 Louisville Road (US Hwy. 127 N)
859/734-3474 or 800/734-8011
mytwinhillsdrivein.com
nostalgic
Drive in and park in front of the big screen,
at one of the state’s remaining drive-in theatres, to enjoy movies “under the stars.” After a visit to the concession
stand, tune in your radio to 106.1 FM for movie sound and sit back to
relive a bit of
photo by Clay Jackson
Agritourism Attractions
fresh
DEVINE’S FARM & CORN MAZE
623 Talmage-Mayo Road • 859/613-6900
devinescornmaze.com
family fun
A great family fun experience awaits at this 100-acre working farm,
which produces high quality fruits and vegetables of the season. During
the fall, all ages will enjoy challenging corn mazes, critter petting area,
dairy education, hayrides to the pumpkin patch, playground areas and
more. HOURS: Call for seasonal hours. ADMISSION.
DOWN ON THE FARM
488 Price Avenue • 859/734-2364 or 800/355-9192
Take a drive through picturesque rural countryside to
stop at one of the many locally owned and operated family
farms nestled in the rolling
hills of Mercer County. Stroll
through orchards, ride horseback, cast a fishing line, buy
fresh-picked produce or
pick your own, visit a beef
cattle, sheep or goat farm,
learn about 19th century historic farming methods, wander through
greenhouses and nurseries to choose plants for your own garden. Enjoy
the bounty available and help support businesses included in the DOWN
ON THE FARM Guide (brochure is available at the Welcome Center).
HARRODSBURG/MERCER BARN QUILT TRAIL
Mercer County Cooperative Extension Office
1007 Lexington Road, (US Hwy. 68E) • 859/734-4378
To promote the beautiful, rural landscape and agricultural traditions of
Mercer County, the development of a new driving
tour is underway that showcases colorful, handpainted quilt squares placed on barns and other
buildings throughout the community. Building on
nostalgia through storytelling and dialogue of
memories, the Quilt Trail will increase awareness
and knowledge of quilting traditions, farm and
barns. To request a preliminary version
of the driving tour, which currently features nearly
a dozen quilt squares, contact the Mercer County Extension Office.
MERCER COUNTY FARMERS MARKET
900 S. College Street (US Hwy. 127 S) and 224 W. Broadway St.
859/734-4378
ces.ca.uky.edu/mercer/FarmersMarket
Shop for a variety of locally grown fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, honey,
meat, herbs, jams, jellies, bedding plants, ornamental plants, eggs,
baked goods, plant arrangements, canned goods and much more.
HOURS: Late May – October; W. Broadway location: Tue., 4 p.m.–7 p.m.;
S. College Street location: Thu., 4 p.m.–7 p.m. & Sat., 9 a.m.–12 noon.
SHAKER VILLAGE OF PLEASANT HILL
3501 Lexington Road (US Hwy. 68E)
859/734-5411 or 800/734-5611
shakervillageky.org
Visit the Historic Farm at Shaker
Village for an up-close experience
with heritage farm animals and
produce. A day at the farm is busy
with activities, including seasonal
planting and harvesting demonstrations, working with the animals,
special talks and hands-on activities.
HOURS OF HISTORIC FARM
PROGRAM: April through October,
10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ADMISSION
(included in village admission).
TERRAPIN HILL FARM
3696 Mackville Road
859/734-7207
terrapinhillfarm.com
truly organic
Schedule a hands-on farm tour (by appointment only) to explore the
many facets of this diverse 350-acre family farm operation featuring
locally grown crops and transplants. The homestead also
offers an Educational Center,
Terrapin Hill Retreat Center
and the Terrapin Hill Festivals.
HOURS: Call for seasonal
hours.
Arts, Architecture &
Performing Arts
ARTS COUNCIL OF
MERCER COUNTY
STUDIO & GALLERY
120 S. Main Street • 859/265-6049 or 859/866-8757
artscouncilofmercer.com
Local artists proudly display their unique works of art for purchase
including original, handcrafted paintings/drawings, photography,
ceramics, sculpture, glass, jewelry, metal, wood, fiber and more. The
Studio offers various events, classes, workshops and shows throughout
the year. HOURS: Tue. – Sat., 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. ;
HARRODSBURG POST OFFICE
105 N. Main Street • 859/734-2568
Admire the scenic murals entitled “Frontier Life in
Kentucky” hand-painted by Orville Carroll and Charles
Goodwin in 1941. Each of the six scenes illustrates
early pioneer life in Kentucky’s first settlement. ;
HARRODSBURG WALL MURAL
Mercer County Court House • 207 W. Lexington Street
The 15’ X 53’ mural, painted on the back wall of the Court House (faces N.
College Street/US Hwy 127 N), was designed by local artist Paul Mulder.
The scene portrays the massive Osage Orange tree, one of the most unique
trees in the nation, located on the grounds of Old Fort Harrod State Park
and a statute of James Harrod, the founder of Harrodsburg.
HISTORIC HARRODSBURG
WALKING & DRIVING TOUR
488 Price Avenue
859/734-2364 or 800/355-9192
harrodsburgky.com
Many of Harrodsburg’s historic buildings and pioneer-era stations are
highlighted on a self-guided walking/driving tour. Whether you travel by
foot or car, you’ll learn what role the historic attractions and architecture
played in the heritage of our people. Most of the tour’s components are
listed in the National Register of Historic Places and encompass over 200
years of history. You’ll pass by stately pre-Civil War homes, churches and
businesses-all prime examples of various styles of architecture used in
Kentucky from the 1700s up to the Great Depression of the 1930s. A tour
brochure is available at the Diamond Point Welcome Center. ;
creative art
MERCER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
109 W. Lexington Street • 859/734-3680
mcplib.info
Rotating exhibits are displayed in the foyer gallery, which highlights
a 15-foot iron sculptural screen created to commemorate Mercer
County’s agricultural traditions. The design element includes locally
donated implements once used to work the land. HOURS: Mon.-Thu.,
9 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.; Fri. & Sat., 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Sun., 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. ;
OLDE TOWNE PARK
125-127 S. Main Street
859/734-2364 or 800/355-9192
This city park contains a unique piece of public
art, which is wholly in character. The centerpiece
for the park is a 14 x 32-foot cascading fountain
by local artist Zoe Strecker. Inspiration for the
fountain came from the dramatic limestone
gorge of the Kentucky River known as the
“Palisades”. The waterwall is high relief ceramic
sculpture, shaped and fired as 8 x 16-inch tiles in Strecker’s studio.
Native floras are featured on the tiles, which are the backdrop for the
waterwall, evocative of the spring runoffs that trickle down the face of
the palisades at the river. There is a platform area in front of the fountain, which can be used as a stage, allowing the park to serve as the site
of live entertainment. HOURS: 8 a.m.-10 p.m. daily. ;
RAGGED EDGE COMMUNITY THEATRE
111 S. Main Street • 859/734-2389
raggededgetheatre.org
entertaining
The beautifully restored Harrod Theatre is home of
The Ragged Edge Community Theatre,a non-profit
arts organization founded in 1983. The theatre has become an educational center for the arts, providing professional quality entertainment
and cultural opportunities for the community and the surrounding
area. Ragged Edge offers a variety of programming—plays, musicals,
workshops in acting and playwriting, cultural programs, exhibits of
visual art and musical entertainment. ADMISSION. ;
STUDIO G
223 S. Main Street • 859/734-4394
studiog-gvp.com
Amateurs and professionals appear in various
compelling productions staged at this performing
arts theater. Comedy, improv, music, dance, Fashion Theater and
educational shows are offered during the year. ADMISSION. ;
Points of Interest
BEAUMONT INN
638 Beaumont Inn Drive
859/734-3381or 800/352-3992
beaumontinn.com
genteel hospitality
Named for the French word meaning “beautiful mount” because of
its location atop one of Harrodsburg’s highest hills, Beaumont Inn,
Kentucky’s oldest family-operated Country Inn, combines gracious
Southern hospitality, traditional regional food and relaxing ambiance in
a setting rich in history. Built on the site of the Greenville Springs Spa, the
building was constructed in 1845 as one of the South’s most prestigious
girls’ schools. Since 1918, it has been operated as a country inn and
restaurant by five generations of the same
family. HOURS: Open daily. Reservations
recommended for dining and lodging. ;
DEDMAN DRUGSTORE
KENTUCKY FUDGE COMPANY & NEXT DOOR EATERY
225 S. Main Street • 859/733-0088
kentuckyfudgecompany.com
DIAMOND POINT
WELCOME CENTER
488 Price Avenue
859/734-2364 or 800/355-9192
harrodsburgky.com
Visit the offices of the Harrodsburg/Mercer County Tourist Commission,
located on the first floor, where the friendly staff can provide detailed
information on local attractions, dining, lodging, events, shopping and
more! Diamond Point, built in the 1840s, is one of the finest examples of
Greek Revival architecture in the southeastern region. HOURS: Monday
– Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. (January-December); Saturday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
(June-October) ;
DOWNTOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT
859/734-2364 or 800/355-9192
harrodsburgky.com
In the heart of downtown Harrodsburg
lies a National Register Historic
District with a streetscape reminiscent
of an earlier time. Most of the preserved buildings within this area date
back to the 1880s and 1890s. Many gift
and specialty shops, restaurants and activities, all with a regional flavor,
are scattered throughout the downtown district. ;
EDDIE MONTGOMERY’S STEAKHOUSE
180 Lucky Man Way (US Hwy. 127 Bypass S) • 859/734-3400
eddiemontgomerysteakhouse.com
Dedman Drugstore (c.1860) is a unique Main Street property that retains
all of the original cherry cabinetry. Admire the stained glass windows
and cherry paneling, which enclose the pharmacist’s station. Sit a spell in
the cafe or at the original soda fountain and browse the early drug store
memorabilia on display. Live music on most Friday evenings and
Saturdays. HOURS: Tue. – Thu., 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.; Fri., 9 am – 10 p.m.;
Sat., 9 a.m. – 11 p.m.. ;
yummy!
Singer Eddie Montgomery, of country duo
Montgomery Gentry, proudly showcases a
log-themed signature restaurant and entertainment facility, decorated with the star’s
memorabilia. Complete with state-of-the-art
stage, this establishment serves up hefty
meals and familiar tunes. Don’t be surprised
if you see the country music star on the
premises! HOURS: Tue., 4 p.m. – 10 p.m.;
Wed., 4 p.m. - 11 p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. –
1:30 a.m.; Sun. 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. ;
sizzling good!
Points of Interest
Outdoor Recreation
MERCER COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
560 Linden Avenue
859/734-5546 or 859/734-2216
mercerfair.com
AQUATIC FACILITY
Anderson-Dean Community Park
1501 Louisville Road (US Hwy. 127 N)
859/734-1704
andersondeanpark.com
The Mercer County Fair and Horse Show
is billed as the oldest continuous fair and horse show in the nation (since
1828) and is considered one of the country’s top outdoor Saddlebred
horse shows. Usually held the latter part of July each year, the fair is filled
with a variety of activities for all ages. The fairgrounds also plays host to
numerous horse shows and events throughout the year.
All ages will enjoy fun in the sun at this interactive outdoor aquatic
facility featuring a 27-foot double-loop waterslide, Jr. Olympic lap pool,
two 1-meter diving boards, in-water playground, and a spraying water
mushroom. HOURS: Mon. – Sat., 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Sun., 1 p.m. – 6 p.m.
ADMISSION.
fun, fun, fun!
MORGAN ROW
220-222 S. Chiles Street
859/734-5985
harrodsburghistorical.org
Built between 1807 and
1830 by Squire Joseph
Morgan, this “row house”
is the oldest one standing
in the State and the first
rowhouse west of the
Allegheny Mountains. The Harrodsburg Historical Society carefully
restored the northernmost section to house a museum and extensive
genealogy research library. Numerous files and records, concerning
history and other topics relative to life in Mercer County from 1774 to
present, may also be found. HOURS: Tue., 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Wed., Fri.,
1st & 3rd Sat., 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.
historic charm
OLD MUD MEETING HOUSE
Dry Branch Road • 859/734-5985
harrodsburghistorical.org
A celebrated house of worship, this building was
erected in 1800 by a colony of Dutch settlers to
serve as the first Low Dutch Reformed Church
building west of the Allegheny Mountains. Old
Mud is one of only two pioneer log meeting
houses in the Bluegrass and its name reflects its
construction: framing of sturdy oaken timbers
and walls filled with mud mixed with straw and sticks. Renovation work
is currently underway to preserve the church and restore this historic
landmark for future generations. An adjacent cemetery contains the
graves of numerous early Dutch settlers and Revolutionary War veterans.
HOURS: By appointment only—Harrodsburg Historical Society.
ANDERSON-DEAN
COMMUNITY PARK
1501 Louisville Road
(US Hwy. 127 N) • 859/734-9167
andersondeanpark.com
200-acre recreational complex includes an aquatic facility, 2-mile
walking/bike trail, children’s playgrounds, 2 picnic shelters, meeting room
w/kitchen, baseball, soccer & softball complexes, lighted basketball, sand
volleyball & tennis courts, 18-hole disc golf, lighted softball batting cages,
pang-pong courts, horseshoe pits and skateboard park. HOURS: Gates
close at 11 p.m.
BIG RED STABLES
1605 Jackson Pike (Off US Hwy. 127 N) • 859/734-3118
bigredstablesky.com
Enjoy more than 200 acres of beautiful riding space
on guided or unguided rides. (12 yr. Age minimum,
220 lb. Weight limit) HOURS: Daily, 9 a.m.-Dark; by
appointment only. ADMISSION.
giddy up!
Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor Recreation
PALISADES ADVENTURES
6716½ Lexington Road, (US Hwy. 68E) • 859/612-8826 or 859/858-0712
Cycling enthusiasts will enjoy spectacular scenery found along the
backroads and byways adorned with rolling bluegrass farmlands,
sprawling horse farms, and pastoral countryside dotted with a wealth
of historical and cultural legacy. A rewarding experience awaits the
mountain biker or the road cyclists. Scenic US 68 Byway, TransAmerica
and Midland Kentucky Bike Trail Routes travel through the community.
(Local Bike Trail map under development.)
BLUE WATER
TRAILS
859/734-2364 or
800/355-9192
Explore the diverse waterways that meander
through the county’s beautiful landscape. The Kentucky, Dix, Chaplin and
Salt Rivers provide excellent streams for fishing, canoeing, rafting or
kayaking, while Herrington Lake boasts a 3600-acre playground for many
outdoor and recreational sports. (Blue Water Trail map under development.)
Enjoy breathtaking scenery on the Kentucky River and marvel at the
majestic palisades, a series of scenic gorges and towering limestone outcroppings. The unique ecosystem is home to the largest concentration of
forest within the inner Bluegrass Region and serves as a habitat for a
variety wildlife and rare plant species. SEASON: Open Spring – Fall
(Call ahead for scheduling.) RENTALS: Kayak or Canoe TOURS: 2-hour
pontoon boat tour.
photo courtesy of Lizette Fitzpatrick
BIKE TRAILS
859/734-2364 or 800/355-9192
happy trails
mirrored serene beauty
PIN OAK DRIVING RANGE
1801 Danville Road, (US Hwy. 127 S) • 859/613-5870
HOURS: Mon-Fri., 5-9 p.m.; Sat., 12 noon-10 p.m.; Sun., 2-9 p.m.
BRIGHT LEAF GOLF RESORT
1742 Danville Road (US Hwy. 127 S) • 859/734-5481 or 800/469-6038
brightleafgolfresort.com
One of central Kentucky’s finest golf and swimming resorts offers
36-holes of golf ranging from a 9-hole par 3 executive course to a
championship 18-hole layout. Golfers can also enjoy a modern health
club, pro shop, restaurant and villas overlooking the greens.
HOURS: 36 holes, daylight to dark; Lighted Par 3, dark-11 p.m.
THE NATURE PRESERVE AT SHAKER
VILLAGE OF PLEASANT HILL
3501 Lexington Road (US Hwy. 68 E) • 859/734-5411 or 800/734-5611
shakervillageky.org
Forty miles of scenic trails present a broad range of distances and skill
requirements for walkers, hikers, bikers, horseback riders and carriage
drivers. The Preserve is a sanctuary for over 130 species of local and
migrating birds, and the forests and fields are filled with hundreds of
wildflowers. The restoration of more than 1,000 acres of native prairies
has enhanced wildlife habitats while returning the land to
its natural beauty. The Stable provides horse enthusiasts the
comforts of home – trailer parking, stall and paddock
boarding, and more. ADMISSION (riders/turnouts/stall
rentals); free to hikers.
Live Entertainment
Memorials & Monuments
EDDIE MONTGOMERY’S
STEAKHOUSE
180 Lucky Man Way (US Hwy. 127 Bypass S)
859/734-3400
eddiemontgomerysteakhouse.com
The pride and joy of singer Eddie Montgomery, of country duo
Montgomery Gentry, the signature restaurant is truly “something to be
proud of”. Country, pop, bluegrass, jazz, dance/variety and rock bands,
as well as talented musicians and guest entertainers, perform throughout
the year on the state-of-the-art stage. HOURS: Tue., 4 p.m. – 10 p.m.;
Wed., 4 p.m. - 11 p.m.; Fri. & Sat., 11 a.m. – 1:30 a.m.; Sun., 11 a.m. – 8
p.m.
Tagged as “Burgin’s Little Secret,” The
Barn features The Kentucky Strangers
and special guest performers that provide some of the best live country music
around. HOURS: Friday, 7-10 p.m.
ADMISSION.
toe tapping music!
Beriah Magoffin, who was governor of Kentucky (1859-62)
when the Civil War started, is buried in Spring Hill Cemetery.
Although sympathetic to secession, he sought to retain neutrality
for Kentucky for the conflict, until pro-Union forces compelled
him to resign from the governorship.
CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR
MONUMENT
529 N. Greenville Street
Located at the entrance to Spring Hill Cemetery,
the statue, listed on the National Register of
Historic Places, depicts a life-sized older cavalryman, Captain Gabe S. Alexander, who served in
John Hunt Morgan's 2nd Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ROGERS CLARK FEDERAL MONUMENT
100 S. College Street
Research Facilities
MERCER COUNTY
PUBLIC LIBRARY
109 W. Lexington Street
859/734-3680
mcplib.info
HOURS: Genealogy and History
Library: Tue., 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Wed., HOURS: Mon.-Thu., 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m.;
Fri., 1st & 3rd Sat., 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Fri. & Sat., 9 a.m.-5 p.m.;
Sun., 1-5 p.m.
MERCER COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
207 W. Lexington Street
859/734-6312 or 859/734-6313
mercercounty.ky.gov
HOURS: Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
A World War II M-4 tank commemorates The Harrodsburg Tankers, then
known as the 38th Tank Company, a Kentucky National Guard unit called
to active duty prior to WWII. In October of 1941, sixty-six men from
Mercer County left San Francisco under sealed orders with the 192nd
G.H.Q. Tank Battalion and arrived in Manila, Philippine Islands in
November. They fought to defend Bataan and Corregidor during a
critical battle of World War II. These brave men endured the battle,
“The Bataan Death March”, and more than three years as prisoners of
war before returning to Kentucky. Twenty-nine lost their lives.
BERIAH MAGOFFIN MONUMENT
529 N. Greenville Street
THE BURGIN BARN
345 Buster Pike, Burgin • 859/748-9689
theburginbarn.com
HARRODSBURG
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
220 S. Chiles Street • 859/734-5985
harrodsburghistorical.org
BATAAN WAR MEMORIAL
Veterans Park Road/US Hwy. 127 N
President Franklin D. Roosevelt visited the Fort in 1934 to
dedicate the granite monument commemorating the first
permanent settlement of the west and Clark’s exploration of
the Northwestern Territory.
VETERANS MEMORIAL
224 S. Main Street
Memorial erected to honor all Mercer County veterans
who served in the military and to pay tribute to those
who lost their life in the line of service in World War I,
World War II, Korean and Vietnam wars.
honor & glory
Boating/Camping/Fishing
PANDORA MARINA/
MARINE WORKS
#1 Pandora Cove • 859/748-9121
Herrington Lake
Herrington Lake, filled in the spring
of 1925, was Kentucky’s first largescale impoundment and boasts of
producing some of the finest
reservoir fishing the state has ever
known. Great fishing is abundant and the well-stocked lake contains
bluegill, catfish, crappie, hybrid striped bass, largemouth bass, spotted bass
& white bass. The 3600 acre lake is the perfect playground for many
outdoor and recreational sports.
CHIMNEY ROCK RV PARK/
CAMPGROUND
220 Chimney Rock Road • 859/748-5252
chimneyrockmarina.com
SEASON:Apr.-Oct., 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 75 sites. Tent
camping available. Electric, water, sewer, dump
station, laundry, showers, pool, playground and
basketball courts.
CANE RUN FISHING CAMP & MARINA
326 Cane Run Camp Road • 859/748-5487
SEASON: Mar.- Oct., 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Nov.-Apr., 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Covered
slips, boat launch, bait shop. RENTALS: Fishing boats, lockers.
CAMPING: Year-round RV park.
CHIMNEY ROCK MARINA
220 Chimney Rock Road • 859/748-7625
chimneyrockmarina.com
SEASON: Apr.-Nov. Hours vary by season. Covered slips, boat launch,
electric/water hook-ups, store, bait shop, restaurant. RENTALS: Pontoons,
24 ft/60hp, Jon Boats, Paddleboats.
SEASON: Apr.-Oct., 8 a.m.-10
p.m.; Nov.-Mar., 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Open/covered slips, boat
launch, electric/water hookups, central water, dump station, store/bait shop, snack
bar/restaurant. Full
service/boat repair. RENTALS:
Fishing Boats, 9.9 hp; Pontoons, 24-ft/50hp.
ohh... the
fish tales...
ROYALTY’S FISHING CAMP & MARINA
940 Norman’s Camp Road • 859/748-5459
royaltysfishingcamp.com
SEASON: Apr.-Oct., 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Open/covered slips, boat launch,
electric, store/bait shop, snack bar, pump out station available for
houseboats/housefloats. Large and small cottages available.
RENTALS: Fishing Boats, 6 hp; Pontoons, 28-ft/50hp.
WAVIES MID-LAKE MARINA
228 Cedar Lane • 859/748-8888
SEASON: May – Sept., 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Open/covered slips, boat launch,
electric/water, store/bait shop, snack bar/restaurant (patio dining)
RENTALS: Pontoons, 20 ft/25hp & 24 ft/35hp. CAMPING: RV campsites
available year-round (all offer lakeview w/full hook- ups). Tent sites
available.
Kentucky River
The Kentucky River forms the eastern boundary of Mercer County and the
scenery located in this stretch of navigable waterway is admitted to be
among the most picturesque in the nation. The most notable features are
the massive palisades, the grand limestone cliffs that rise above the river.
Kentucky River Boating Guide describes numerous historic sites identified
by numbered signs placed along the banks.
CUMMINS FERRY RESORT,
CAMPGROUND & MARINA
2558 Cummins Ferry Road, (KY Hwy. 1988) • 859/865-2003
cumminsferry.com
SEASON: Open year-round with gated entry. 100’ drive-thru’s, riverfront
sites. Tent camping available. 20/30/50 amp. electric/ water/sewage
hookups, playground, convenience/bait store, laundry, showers, pool,
pavilion, Wi-Fi. MARINA SEASON: Mar.-Nov. Open/covered slips, boat
launch, convenience/bait store, gas. RENTALS: Canoes.
Restaurants
Downtown
BEAUMONT INN
638 Beaumont Inn Dr.
800/352-3992 or 859/734-3381
beaumontinn.com
atmosphere plus!
OWL’S NEST LOUNGE
(Reservations Recommended.)
638 Beaumont Inn Dr.
800/352-3992 or 859/734-3381
beaumontinn.com
BLUE MOON CAFE
PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA
112 S. Main St. • 859/734-6397
C & T FOOD MARKET & DELI
123 N. Main St. • 859/734-2381
GRANNY’S
513 W. Broadway St. • 859/734-6210
KENTUCKY
FUDGE COMPANY
& NEXT DOOR
EATERY
225 S. Main St.
859/733-0088
kentuckyfudge
company.com
106 N. Greenville St. • 859/734-3434
LEE’S FAMOUS RECIPE
313 S. College St. • 859/734-7535
LITTLE CAESAR’S
695 S. College St. • 859/733-0033
LONG JOHN SILVERS
SEAFOOD SHOPPE
(Beaumont Plaza) • 859/734-2102
LOAFER’S GRILL
LA FONDA MEXICAN
RESTAURANT
121 S. Main St. • 859/734-0033
OLD OWL TAVERN
638 Beaumont Inn Dr.
800/352-3992 or 859/734-3381
oldowltavern.com
322 E. Office St. • 859/734-0660
NINETEENTH HOLE
RESTAURANT
US Hwy. 127 North
1742 Danville Rd. • 859/734-2021
brightleafgolfresort.com
250 Chimney Rock Rd.
859/748-7625
chimneyrockmarina.com
ALAMO SPORTS GRILL
145 Collin Dr. • 859/734-0006
PIONEER MARKET & DELI
1638 Danville Rd. • 859/734-0420
CLOUD’S COUNTRY COOKING
1028 N. College St. • 859/734-0086
945 N. College St. • 859/734-0252
VILLAGE INN
675 Beaumont Plaza • 859/734-5143
501 E. Main St., Burgin
859/748-5943
SONIC
US Hwy. 68 East
PIZZA HUT
728 S. College St. • 859/734-3632
US Hwy 127 N, Salvisa
859/865-4096
GODFATHER’S PIZZA
511 N. College St. • 859/734-7979
SUBWAY OF HARRODSBURG
776 S. College St. • 859/734-0505
SHAKER VILLAGE TRUSTEES’
OFFICE DINING ROOM
SUBWAY OF WAL-MART
3501 Lexington Rd.
800/734-5611 or 859/734-5411
shakervillageky.org
591 Joseph Dr. • 859/734-3132
(Reservations Recommended)
HUDDLE HOUSE
TACO BELL
1066 N. College St. • 859/734-4277
609 S. College St. • 859/734-2652
O’DELI’S SUBS
WAH MEI CHINESE RESTAURANT
511 N. College St. • 859/734-7936
850 S. College St. • 859/734-0523
or 859/734-0526
WENDY’S
US Highway 127 South
ARBY’S
870 S. College St. • 859/734-0334
OLE IRON SKILLET
DUNN’S BAR-B-QUE
726 Cane Run St. • 859/734-3675
DAIRY QUEEN
WYONNETTE’S
520 E. Office St. • 859/734-7667
Kentucky Hwy. 152 East
CHIMNEY ROCK MARINA
RESTAURANT
672 Cornishville St. • 859/734-9257
OLDE BUS STATION
180 Lucky Man Way
859/734-3400
eddiemontgomerysteakhouse.com
679 S. College St. • 859/734-9000
THE LIGHTHOUSE BAKERY
1056 N. College St. • 859/733-9222
227 S. Greenville St. • 859/734-4202
EDDIE MONTGOMERY’S
STEAKHOUSE
McDONALD’S
FAMILY AFFAIR RESTAURANT
110 W. Broadway St.
US Hwy. 127 Bypass South
EL CHARRO MEXICAN GRILL
547 Commerce Dr. • 859/734-6034
GIOVANNI’S
621 N. College St. • 859/734-9333
KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN
609 S. College St. • 859/734-2652
farm to table dining
BREAD BASKET
2966 Louisville Rd. • 859/865-4545
Shopping
CROSSWINDS POTTERY
340 Henry Robinson Rd.
859/366-4439 • By appt. only.
ANTIQUE SHOPS
CUSTOM CAKES BY SHARON
GIGGLES & CURLS BOWTIQUE
Downtown
109 S. Main St. • 859/734-0205
J. SAMPSON ANTIQUES
& BOOKS
124 S. Main St. • 859/734-0886
2987 Louisville Rd. • 859/613-3939
KENTUCKY FUDGE COMPANY &
NEXT DOOR EATERY
2988 Louisville Rd. • 859/865-2734
107 S. Main St. • 859/734-7829
US Hwy. 127 South
RAGS TO RICHES ANTIQUE
CENTER & FLEA MALL
613 S. College St. • 859/734-2680
JUNEBUG’S
859/733-0088 • 225 S. Main St.
kentuckyfudgecompany.com
LAWSON’S JEWELRY
859/734-3414 • 105 S. Main St.
CRAFT, GIFT &
SPECIALTY SHOPS
Downtown
OLD FORT HARROD GIFT SHOP
100 S. College St. • 859/734-3314
or 859/734-9615 • parks.ky.gov
1028 N. College St. • 859/613-8015
HEIRLOOM FURNITURE
KENTUCKY BARNS
KOUNTRY KUPBOARD
2780 Louisville Rd.
859/733-9070 or 877/233-9070
LUCTO POTTERY
1241 Bondville Rd., Salvisa
859/338-1940 By appt. only.
MADIBELLE BLUE
511 N. College St. • 859/325-3303
MCINTOSH & SON
WOODWORKING
120 S. Main St. • 859/265-6049
or 859/866-8757
artscouncilofmercer.com
BEAUMONT INN GIFT SHOP
638 Beaumont Inn Dr. • 859/734-3718
beaumontinn.com
THE OLD COUNTRY STORE
103 S. Main St. • 859/734-3260
theoldcountrystore.net
VICTORIAN & ORCHIDS
BOUTIQUE
116 S. Main St. • 859/734-3464
BEEHIVE GIFTS &
COLLECTIBLES
114 S. Main St.
859/734-4403
beehivegiftsinky.net
gifts
galore
SHOPPING CENTERS
DOWNTOWN HISTORIC
DISTRICT
SALVISA STATION
Antiques, crafts, gifts and specialty
shops, restaurants, bakery
400 Main St. • 859/536-5357
salvisastation.webstarts.com
US Hwy. 127 South
THE BARN
1108 N. College St. • 859/221-9769
THE ROBIN’S NEST
221 S. Main St. • 859/734-4561
whitelinescreenprinting.com
US Hwy. 127 South
540 N. College St. • 859/734-7255
3501 Lexington Rd.
859/734-5411 or 800/734-5611
shakervillageky.org
RUSTY SPUR
WHITE LINE SCREEN PRINTING
BACK PORCH TREASURES
CRAFT & ANTIQUE MALL
SHAKER VILLAGE
CRAFT STORES
Downtown
200 Main St., Salvisa • 859/865-2282
therobinsnestky.com
US Hwy. 127 North
KATHLEEN O’BRIEN STUDIO
875 Phillips Lane • 859/734-7731
kathleen-obrienstudio.com
By appt. only
202 W. Broadway St. • 859/749-3880
1028 N. College St. • 509/681-0246
ARTS COUNCIL OF MERCER
COUNTY STUDIO & GALLERY
US Hwy. 68 East
BLUE LABEL SKATE SHOP
641 S. College St. • 859/612-4207
BRIGHT LEAF GOLF
PRO SHOP
BEAUMONT PLAZA
600 S. College St.
Retail stores, restaurants
COLONIAL CENTRE
691 S. College St.
Restaurant, retail stores
HARRODSBURG MARKETPLACE
844 S. College St.
Kroger, Save-A-Lot, pharmacy,
retail stores, specialty shops,
restaurants
1742 Danville Rd. • 859/734-4231
brightleafgolfresort.com
THE SHOPS AT HARRODSBURG
PLAZA
WILLOW WOOD
FRAME GALLERY
900 S. College St.
Super Wal-Mart, retail stores,
restaurants
589 Chestnut St. • 859/734-2509
WORDS OF LIFE
CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE
511 Joseph Dr. • 859/734-4044
US Hwy. 127
Bypass South
SKYLAR’S LANDING
Lucky Man Way
Restaurant and future retail stores
About Harrodsburg
H
Annual Festivals/Events
Harrodsburg was named for Captain James Harrod (1742-92), a
native of Pennsylvania who learned of Kentucky—then part of
Virginia—through Daniel Boone. Leading a party of 32 men in
1774, he founded Fort Harrod, now Harrodsburg, on June 16 of that
year. Importantly, Harrodsburg historically ranks as Kentucky’s
oldest town, as well as the first permanent settlement west of the
Allegheny Mountains.
ANDERSON-DEAN COMMUNITY PARK
Fourth of July Fireworks — July
Pioneer Cruise-In & Car Show — September
LOCATION: Harrodsburg is conveniently located in the heart of
Kentucky’s historic Bluegrass Region, 32 miles southwest of Lexington.
Kentucky’s first settlement is easily accessible via US 127, US 68,
Interstate 64 (30 miles to the north), Interstate 75 (34 miles to the east)
and the east-west Bluegrass Parkway (15 miles to the north).
DOWNTOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT
Arts N Eats Gallery Hop — May
Monster Crawl — August
James Harrod Trust Cemetery Tour — September
Holiday Shopping Weekend — November
CLIMATE: Seasonal, with warm summers and cool winters. Although
the weather is subject to change, extremes are rare. Average mean
temperature is 55ºF.
SPEED LIMIT: 55 mph in Mercer County unless posted otherwise,
35 mph within the Harrodsburg city limits, 70 mph on Interstates
and Bluegrass Parkway.
TAX INFORMATION: 6% KY Sales Tax • 3% City/County Lodging Tax
• 1% KY Lodging Tax • 3% City Restaurant Tax
TIME ZONE: Harrodsburg is in the Eastern Time Zone and observes
Daylight Savings Time seasonally.
ALCOHOL SALES: Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill and restaurants located within the city limits of Harrodsburg, with a seating capacity of 100 or
more and derive 70% of revenue from food sales, are permitted to serve
liquor by the drink. No package sales are available in Harrodsburg &
Mercer County.
AREA CODE: 859
ZIP CODE: 40330
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS:
Emergency...........................................................................................911
AAA Emergency Road Service........................................1-800-568-5222
Directory Information .....................................................................1-411
Fire ......................................................................................859/734-2848
Hospital...............................................................................859/734-5441
KY State Police.................................................................1-800-222-5555
Police...................................................................................859/734-3311
Post Office ...........................................................................859/734-2568
Sheriff..................................................................................859/734-4221
DIAMOND POINT WELCOME CENTER:
Harrodsburg/Mercer County Tourist Commission
P.O. Box 283, 488 Price Avenue, Harrodsburg, KY 40330
859/734-2364 or 800/355-9192
harrodsburgky.com • harrodsburgunexpected.com
[email protected]
Information in this publication is carefully compiled to ensure accuracy.
However, the Harrodsburg/Mercer Co. Tourist Commission is not responsible
for the accuracy or completeness of the information provided in these listings.
All hours and rates subject to change.
ANTIQUE SHOPPING
68/80 Antiques, Collectibles & Stuff Sale — June
World’s Longest Outdoor 127 Sale — August
HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS
Downtown Holiday Shopping Weekend — November
Christmas Tea Room — December
Holiday Homes Tour — December
The Holidays at Shaker Village — November/December
Twilight Christmas Parade — December
MERCER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
Motorsports — April-October
Spring Jubilee Walking Horse Show — April
Derby Classic Walking Horse Show — May
Fort Harrod Beef Festival — June
Mercer County Fair & Horse Show — July
OLD FORT HARROD STATE PARK
Picnic in the Park — June-July
Flag Day Retirement Ceremony — June
Fort Harrod Settlement & Raid — June
Harrodsburg Birthday Celebration — June
Pioneer Days – August
Fall Arts Festival — October
Haunted Frontier — October
Holiday Open House — November
SHAKER VILLAGE OF PLEASANT HILL
Dixie Belle Riverboat Rides — April-October
Chamber Music Festival of the Bluegrass — May
Firefly Music Series — May
Antique Show & Sale — June
Adventure Day — June
Kentucky Shaker Music Day — July
Craft Fair — August
HarvestFest — September
Fall on the Farm Weekends — October
The Holidays at Shaker Village — November/December
Illuminated Evenings — December
Please refer to Harrodsburg/ Mercer County Calendar of Events
for dates and additional events/activities.
HERRINGTON LAKE RENTALS ROOMS & RATES
Lodging
1 BR STUDIO
(Sleeps 4)
$125/night
$165/weekend
* Rates subject to changes without notice.
HOTELS/MOTELS
ROOMS & RATES
HISTORIC INNS
38 ROOMS
$39-70/night
CHIMNEY ROCK STUDIOS
250 Chimney Rock Road (Ky Hwy. 152E • 859/748-7625
chimneyrockmarina.com
HADDIX POINT HIDEAWAY
1840 Paradise Camp Road,(KY Hwy. 152E to 33S)
440/427-0610 • homeaway.com (search 102000)
BRIGHT LEAF GOLF RESORT
1742 Danville Road, (US Hwy. 127 S) 859/734-5481
or 800/469-6038 • brightleafgolfresort.com
40 ROOMS
$53-$150/night
3 BR HOME
(Sleeps 9)
$100-$200/night
$550-$1100/week
DAYS INN
1680 Danville Road, (US Hwy. 127 S) • 859/734-9431
daysinn.com/hotel/17585
20 ROOMS
$35-$70/night
ECONOMY INN
814 North College Street, (US Hwy. 127 N) • 859/734-4218
BEAUMONT INN
638 Beaumont Inn Drive, (US Hwy. 127 S) • 859/734-3381 or
800/352-3992 • beaumontinn.com
73 GUEST ROOMS,
SUITES
&
COTTAGES
$100-$250/night
PARADISE COTTAGE
1390 Paradise Camp Road, (KY Hwy. 152E to 33N to 342)
859/396-3273 or 859/230-4662 • homeaway.com (search 951245)
COUNTRY HEARTH INN
105 Commercial Drive, (US Hwy. 127 N) • 859/734-2400 or
888/294-6492 • countryhearthharrodsburg.com
52 ROOMS
$49-$90/night
31 ROOMS
$99-$250/night
5 BR HOME
(Sleeps 10+)
$150-$250/night
$1150-$1350/week
BLUEGRASS INN
213 South College, (US Hwy. 127 S) • 859/734-7782
65 ROOMS &
40 VILLAS
$50-$170/night
ROOMS & RATES
ROYALTY’S
940 Normans Camp Road,
(KY Hwy. 152E to 33N to 342)
859/748-5459 • royaltysfishingcamp.com
3 BR HOME
$750/week
$2500/month
2 BR COTTAGE
$80/night
$560/week
1 BR COTTAGE
$65/night
$455/week
INN AT SHAKER VILLAGE
3501 Lexington Road (US Hwy. 68 E) • 859/734-5411 or
800/734-5611 • shakervillageky.org
BED & BREAKFAST
ROOMS & RATES
3 ROOMS
$125-$200/night
SOUTHERN CHARM
363 N. East Street • 859/734-9340 or 877/734-9340
southerncharmbb.com
127
1
TALMAGE-MAYO RD.
1160
JACKSON PIKE
37
Harrodsburg Map Key
21
CUMMINS FERRY RD.
To: KENTUCKY RIVER
1988
14
68
36
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COMMERCIAL DR.
27
ARTS, ARCHITECTURE & PERFORMING ARTS
5 Arts Council of Mercer County Studio & Gallery
6 Harrodsburg Post Office
7 Harrodsburg Wall Mural
8 Mercer County Public Library
9 Olde Towne Park
10 Ragged Edge Community Theatre
11 Studio G
29
33
EWING AVE.
38
3
127
BYP
12
NORTH LANE
CORNISHVILLE ST.
PRI
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34
32
FACTORY ST.
8
68
EAST ST.
7
W. LEXINGTON ST.
ATTRACTIONS
12 Dixie Belle Riverboat
13 Old Fort Harrod State Park
3 Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill
14 Twin Hills Drive-In Theatre
33
GREENVILLE ST.
S. MAIN ST.
2
CHILES ST.
N. COLLEGE ST.
BROADWAY
6
19
BOATING/CAMPING/FISHING
15
E. LEXINGTON ST.
16
To: HERRINGTON LAKE
17
152
13
10
S. COLLEGE ST.
BUSTER PK.
9
5
W. POPLAR ST.
25
11
SHORT ST.
40
35
45
HERRINGTON
LAKE
30 31
23
Herrington Lake
15 Chimney Rock RV Park
16 Cane Run Fishing Marina
17 Chimney Rock Marina
18 Pandora Marina
19 Royalty’s Fishing Camp & Marina
20 Wavies Mid-Lake Marina
Kentucky River
21 Cummins Ferry Resort, Campground & Marina
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
22 Eddie Montgomery’s Steakhouse
23 The Burgin Barn
20
MOORELAND AVE.
152
18
127
BYP
42
W. OFFICE ST.
AGRITOURISM ATTRACTIONS
1 Devine’s Farm & Corn Maze
2 Mercer County Farmers Market
3 Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill
4 Terrapin Hill Farm
33
Diamond Point Welcome Center
4
68
24
41
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2
43
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22
28
26
39
OUTDOOR RECREATION
36 Anderson-Dean Community Park
36 Aquatic Facility
37 Big Red Stables
26 Bright Leaf Golf Resort
38 Palisades Adventures
39 Pin Oak Driving Range
3 The Nature Preserve @ Shaker Village
POINTS OF INTEREST
24 Beaumont Inn
40 Dedman Drug Store/Kentucky Fudge Company
& Next Door Eatery
22 Eddie Montgomery’s Steakhouse
41 Mercer County Fairgrounds
42 Morgan Row
43 Old Mud Meeting House
RESEARCH FACILITIES
42 Harrodsburg Historical Society
7 Mercer County Courthouse
8 Mercer County Public Library
Historic Walking/Driving Tour
68
Sparrow Lane
MEMORIALS & MONUMENTS
33 Bataan War Memorial
34 Beriah Magoffin Monument
34 Confederate Civil War Monument
13 George Rogers Clark Federal Monument
35 Veterans Memorial
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PERRYVILLE
LODGING
24 Beaumont Inn
25 Bluegrass Inn
26 Bright Leaf Golf Resort
17 Chimney Rock Studios
27 Country Hearth Inn
28 Days Inn
29 Economy Inn
30 Haddix Point Hideaway
3 Inn at Shaker Village
31 Paradise Cottage
19 Royalty’s Cottages
32 Southern Charm B&B
NOTE
Map is not
to scale
HARRODSBURG/MERCER
COUNTY TOURIST
COMMISSION
P.O. Box 283 • 488 Price Avenue
Harrodsburg, KY 40330
859/734-2364 or 800/355-9192
www.harrodsburgky.com
www.harrodsburgunexpected.com
[email protected]
INDIANAPOLIS
COLUMBUS
DAYTON
71
75
INDIANA
OHIO
CINCINNATI
65
LOUISVILLE
64
64 FRANKFORT
60
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HAZARD
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460
PRESTONBURG
21
DANVILLE
BOWLING GREEN
ASHLAND
127
VA.
27
TENNESSEE
KNOXVILLE
historically charming
64
KENTUCKY
75
71
Atlanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Huntington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Charleston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210
Indianapolis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190
Chicago. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Knoxville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
Memphis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
Nashville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210
Columbus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
St. Louis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340
Paid in part by the Kentucky
Department of Travel & Tourism.
NATIONAL MILEAGES
Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Frankfort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Bardstown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Lexington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Berea. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Louisville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Bowling Green. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Owensboro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Danville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Paducah. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247
Elizabethtown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Richmond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Harrodsburg/Mercer County Tourist Commission
P.O. Box 283 • 488 Price Ave.
Harrodsburg, KY 40330
859/734-2364 or 800-355-9192
harrodsburgky.com
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