Henderson County

October 5, 2021

Tuesdays are Tudor Revival days – because alliteration makes me happy. And there’s much to love about this early 20th century architectural style. The Tudor Revival style ranges from large houses to small cottages, and continues to be popular with homeowners today. The James Hart House, built around 1927 in Henderson, Kentucky, is an imposing (read more)

Category: Henderson County

Tags: #TudorTuesday, Tudor Revival

April 29, 2015

I’ve been very, very lucky to spend three of the past five summers in England. But while I was away, playing across the pond, morning glories took over my garden, my dogs lost any semblance of obedience, and my pocketbook…well, let’s just say that historic preservation is not a career one pursues for the utmost (read more)

Categories: Bluegrass, Henderson County, Historic Preservation, Kentucky architecture, Tourism

Tags: Civilian Conservation Corps, Henderson, John James Audubon, Mckim Mead and White, Norman Revival, State Parks, Works Progress Administration

Tudor Tuesday: The James Hart House, Henderson, Kentucky

Is that a Chateau in Kentucky? Touring, Turrets and Terns!

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