Cheap Things To Do in Hendron, Kentucky

*This information was provided by a swimmer who told us it's published in a local tourism brochure. NOTE: We originally had this facility listed under a different name. We don't know whether ... More on SwimmersGuide

The people of Paducah have renovated and preserved a once-dilapidated Classical Revival mansion by making it into the Whitehaven Welcome Center, south of town on Interstate 24, and filling it with... More on Off the Beaten Path: Kentucky

Kentucky's Gateway to the South, this white Classical Revival house with Corinthian-columned front portico is the only historic home serving as an interstate welcome center. Whitehaven features pe... More on Paducah.travel

Sunday Worship Services are at 8:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. with a staffed nursery ... More on Yahoo! Travel

We hope to come back on our way home. More on Yahoo! Travel

Sunday Prayers at 8:30 a.m., Sunday School at 9:30 a.m., and Sunday ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Chief of sub~tribe of Chickasaw Indians, who lived and hunted in this area until Jackson Purchase, 1818. Land here then owned by Gen. William Clark, who founded Paducah; named it in ho... More on HMDB

Legend has it that General William Clark, who founded Paducah, named it in honor of the "Padouca" Indians, a subtribe of the Chickasaw who lived and hunted in the area until the Jackson Purchase i... More on Paducah.travel

Paducah's rich history has been painted on its floodwall by muralist Robert Dafford! Beautiful murals are the center of downtown attractions. Interpretive ... More on KentuckyTourism.com

Other than that there is great parking near by in the city lot as well as a lot of really cute shops and places to eat close by. More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Hand chiseled from a local 56,000 pound Red Oak to honor the Chickasaw Indians who lived and hunted in this area until the Jackson Purchase, 1818. By Sculptor Peter "Wolf" Toth, Dedicated May 26, 1985, to the City of ... More on HMDB

The Ohio River originates in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at the confluence of the Allegheny River and Monongahela River. It flows 981 miles southwest and inters the Mississippi near Cairo, Illinois. I... More on AnglerWeb.com

My friend, George, and I decided to try our luck fishing on the Ohio River. I wanted to modify a technique that my father used successfully ... More on igougo