Hart County

October 29, 2019

Last week, I shared an article on Gardens to Gables Facebook page about Parker’s Dairy Palace in New Castle, Delaware, recently listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The 1954 building, with its tilted ice cream cone neon sign, not only made me consider having ice cream for lunch, but piqued my curiosity about (read more)

Categories: Hart County, Jackson County, Roadside architecture

Tags: ice cream stands, roadside architecture, roadside food stands, soft serve

June 15, 2015

The vestiges of our past are scattered all around the Kentucky landscape – even if you must sometimes you must venture off of the paved road to find them. Rural Hart County presented such a detour – and the additional dubious joys of rampant poison ivy and snakes. But it was worth it to document (read more)

Categories: Bluegrass, Hart County, Historic Preservation, Kentucky architecture, Schools

Tags: #frenchmansknobky, #hartcountyky, #kentuckyarchitecture, #oldschool, #oneroomschool

I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream: Where are Kentucky’s Historic Ice Cream Stands?

Frenchman’s Knob School, Hart County, Kentucky

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