Abstract	The book contains photos and descriptions of the houses and families of some of the oldest and most famous properties in and around Fayette County.
Author	Simpson, Elizabeth M.
	Townsend, William H.
Owner	Lexington Public Library
Type of resource	text
Genre	book
Genre authority	marcgt
Publisher name	Transylvania Press
Place of publication	Lexington, KY
Date published	1932-01-01
Date captured	2019-12-12
Language	eng
Width	8.1
Height	10.18
Subject temporal	1930s
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Fayette
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Woodford
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Boyle
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Jessamine
Subject topic	Houses Authority: Local
Subject topic	Historic Houses Authority: Local
Subject topic	Farms Authority: Local
Content	Table of contents: Glendower, Castleton, Eothan, Idle Hour, Maxwell Place, Winton, Elmendorf, Clingendaal, Morrison College, La Chaumiere du Prairie, Scarlet Gate, the Meadows, Lindenhouse, Belair, Mount Brilliant, Coldstream, Hopemont, Bodley House, Roberts House, Woodburn House, Botherum, Greentree, Ingleside, Loudoun, Thorn Hill, Rose Hill (Buckner), Elmwood, Sycamore Park, Walnut Hall, Edwards House, Patchen Wilkes, Hurricane Hall, Forkland, the Old Keen Place, Xalapa, the Ward Place, Calumet, Dunreath, Kilmore, Alleghan Hall, Sumner’s Forest, Stoneley, Rose Hill (Talbert), Helm Place, Castlelawn, Dixiana, Bryan Station, Poplar Hill, Mansfield, Fowler’s Garden, Mount Hope, Hollyrood, and Ashland.
Content	The marginalia are notes from Bettye Lee Mastin, who donated her copy to the Lexington Public Library.
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