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Fort Boonesborough State Park

Boonesboro, KY

3.5

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Fort Boonesborough State Park is the site of Boonesborough, established in 1775 by Richard Henderson and Daniel Boone of the Transylvania Company. Boonesborough remained a stopping point and trade center on the Kentucky River for ... more on Epinions.com

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The towers (or blockhouses) and cabins are open to the public. more on Epinions.com

But we hope to augment their activity soon with a new economic plan entitled FRONTIER CAN-TUC-KEE WHICH WILL BOLSTER THEIR PROFESSIONALISM WITH MONEY AND ENCOURAGEMENT. more on Epinions.com

Overall, it was a wonderful, breath taking, relaxing day with family and friends. more on Epinions.com

The state park has been dramatically updated, and among the beauty is an outdoor pool that you can enjoy with lots of area for the kids to play. more on Epinions.com

In the summer, it wasn't worth the price of admission. more on Epinions.com

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We went to Fort Boonesboro, Kentucky earlier this month (July, 2000). We were excited about seeing the fort and about learning more about Daniel Boone and his men and how they settled Kentucky hundreds of years ago. We read in the ... more on Epinions.com

We took a trip to Fort Boonesbourgh State Park while we were students at nearby Eastern Kentucky University. It was a family outing with some friends and had a wonderful time. We used the permanent outdoor grills that were located ... more on Epinions.com

The one-time home of explorer/pioneer/soldier Daniel Boone, Fort Boonesborough is now a State Park located 16 miles Southeast of Lexington, Ky., in Richmond, Ky. The settlement was established by Boone and Richard Henderson in 1775 ... more on Epinions.com

Living History at Fort Boonesborough is getting better and better and soon will be a statndard in this specialized industry of comitted re-enactors and public officials. It is a considerable task to house and maintain all of the necessary ... more on Epinions.com