Battle of Lower Blue Licks, August of 1782 involved Madison County settlers
The Battle of Lower Blue Licks on August 19, 1782, resulted in the loss of almost half of a 182-man regiment composed of Kentucky militia. Some of the 64 killed
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The Battle of Lower Blue Licks on August 19, 1782, resulted in the loss of almost half of a 182-man regiment composed of Kentucky militia. Some of the 64 killed
Sam Brady was a scout and Indian fighter in the Revolutionary War era, when our area of the Ohio River Valley was the wild and dangerous American frontier. His
Randall Wisehart of Richmond, Indiana, in the newly published Indiana Historical Society Press book, "Families of Two Fires: Forging America's Frontier 1776-1832," is inviting us into the interrelated story of
Halloween is just a couple of days away, which makes it the perfect time to scour the local history centers and newspaper archives, searching for stories of hauntings, paranormal activities and strange happenings that have occurred over the years across the Alle-Kiski Valley. Here are some of the stories that
Adventure story, biography, western, history, “Simon Kenton, Kentucky Scout” fits all these descriptions. Its vivid, intense language tells the story of Kentucky’s exploration and settlement through the life of the