Peter Brackney penned a column for the Fayette County Bar Association’s publication, The Lexington Lawyer, about a few Lost Lexington places relating to the legal community.
The publisher of Lost Lexington (The History Press) has licensed the book’s publication in hard copy. If your coffee table or…
Waveland Museum Lane will close November 15, 2018 A stretch of Lexington’s Waveland Museum Lane will be closed today, November…
On Monday, June 4, I will be appearing on WTVQ-TV’s Midday Kentucky to discuss Lost Lexington. Check it out at…
Advertising Material. Hart-Bradford House. Library of Congress. In the opening chapter of Lost Lexington, I wrote that Thomas Hart left to…
Lost Lexington author Peter Brackney and the author of the book’s foreword, Mayor Jim Gray, in the Mayor’s Office. On…
Over 200 authors are scheduled to assemble on Saturday at the Frankfort Convention Center for the 34th annual Kentucky Book…
The Chaumiere des Praries in Jessamine County, Kentucky. Author’s collection. In the early 1790s, along what is today Catnip Hill…
George H. Bowman House – Lexington, Kentucky. Author’s collection. An earlier version of this post appeared on this site in…
Though there were only four new Kaintuckeean posts from September, there was a lot of strong traffic out of the…