The Nathan Hawkins “Mansion”: A Stone House in the Kentucky Territory of Virginia, 1790

March 31, 2022March 31, 2022
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By: Dr. Gay Sweely The house itself was … peeking stoically out from behind two overgrown oak trees …. It was a timeworn stone structure … with an addition thoughtlessly tacked on the back. That part was painted a dingy white … Indeed, the house hadn’t been lived in … …

May 23, 2014May 23, 2014
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By: Michael J. Denis and Kelli Weaver-Miner Often in history, places play a secondary role to the people who are associated with that place. Harlan’s Station, “The Old Stone House” and the Elijah Harlan house may well be an exception. These three historic sites, located about 5 miles west of …

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The Nathan Hawkins “Mansion”: A Stone House in the Kentucky Territory of Virginia, 1790

Dragging Fact from Fiction: Harlan’s Station, “The Old Stone House” and The Elijah Harlan House