Flooding on Licking River
This file appears in: Kentucky's Nineteenth
The flooded Licking River, which separates Campbell from Kenton County is shown in this postcard from 1913. Courtesy of the Kentucky Historical Society.
This file appears in: Kentucky's Nineteenth
Kentucky's Nineteenth
Historical Marker #889, located on the courthouse lawn in Alexandria, commemorates the creation of Campbell County as the nineteenth county in the state. It was named in honor of Colonel John Campbell, a Revolutionary War officer.
Campbell…