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Kentucky Afield Magazine interviews historian Richard Taylor and Canoe Kentucky owner Nathan Depenbrock.
Presented by Vicki Birenberg, AICP, Historic Preservation Officer for the City of Frankfort.
Presented by Nicole Konkol, local archaeologist, and chair of the City of Frankfort's Architectural Review Board.
Hosted by Diane Dehoney with Paul Sawyier Public Library and moderated by Stuart Sanders, director of research with the Kentucky Historical Society. Frankfort history authors featured: Doug Boyd (Crawfish Bottom), Sheila Mason Burton (Community Memories). Nash Cox and Sallie Lanham (Portrait of Early Families), Richard Taylor (multiple), Nicky Hughes (multiple).
Tour guided by Patty Peavler, president of Frankfort Cemetery.
The first-ever Frankfort Heritage Week ceremony, in conjunction with the annual awards ceremony of the Franklin County Trust for Historic Preservation. John Carlton, president of the Trust and organizer of Frankfort Heritage Week is the emcee. Guest speakers include City of Frankfort Mayor Layne Wilkerson, Franklin County Fiscal Court Judge-Executive Huston Wells, and Kentucky Historical Society Executive Director Scott Alvey. Trust co-founder Martha Moore gave the awards while Kentucky Trust for Historic Preservation president Eric Whisman presented them.
presentation by Tim Depenbrock and the Kentucky Division of Historic Properties
Interview by Cable-10's Cathy Lindsey. Guests were John Carlton (president of the Franklin County Trust for Historic Preservation), Robin Antenucci (executive director of the Frankfort-Franklin County Tourist & Convention Commission), Jessica Stavros (deputy director of Kentucky Historical Society), and Vicki Birenberg (Historic Preservation Officer, City of Frankfort).
Interview by Cable-10's Cathy Lindsey. Guests were John Carlton (president of the Franklin County Trust for Historic Preservation), Robin Antenucci (executive director of the Frankfort-Franklin County Tourist & Convention Commission), Jessica Stavros (deputy director of Kentucky Historical Society), and Vicki Birenberg (Historic Preservation Officer, City of Frankfort).
