Abstract	The 1818 Kentucky Almanac contains information about local lunar and solar patterns, predicted weather patterns for the year, and also lists court days for all of Kentucky’s counties for that time. It includes some essay sections, including an entry by Doctor Benjamin Franklin. The last page[s] of the almanac are missing from the Lexington Public Library’s copy.
Alternative title	1818 Kentucky Almanac
	The Kentucky Almanac, for the Year of Our Lord 1818: Being the Second After Bissextile or Leap Year; The 42nd year of American Independence. (after the 4th of July;) the 30th of the Federal Government – and the 27th of this Commonwealth, from the 1st day of June Containing The Lunations, Conjunctions, Eclipses, judgment of the Weather, remarkable Days, length of Days, time Courts are held, &c. &c. &c. Together With a Variety of Other Matter, Useful, Entertaining and Instructive. Calculated for the meridian of Lexington (Ky) and will serve without any sensible variation, the states of Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, and the Western parts of Virginia
Author	Norvell, John
Contributor	Franklin, Benjamin
Owner	Lexington Public Library
Printer	Office of the Kentucky Gazette
Type of resource	text
Genre	book
Genre authority	marcgt
Publisher name	John Norvell and Company
Place of publication	Lexington, KY
Date captured	2018-08-10
Language	eng
Width	5.25
Height	7.9
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky
Subject geographic	State: Virginia
Subject geographic	State: Ohio
Subject geographic	State: Indiana
Subject geographic	State: Tennessee
Subject temporal	1810s
Subject topic	Weather Authority: Local
Subject topic	Farming Authority: Local
Subject topic	Court Day Authority: Local
Subject topic	Courts Authority: Local
Subject topic	Eclipses Authority: Local
Subject topic	Holidays Authority: Local
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