Historical Marker #524 in Monroe County notes when John Hunt Morgan struck Tompkinsville. Commonly called “Morgan’s First Raid,” the actions undertaken by Morgan and his men were best described as war…

Historical marker #562 in Simpson County notes the burial location of Marcellus Jerome Clarke--better known as “Sue Mundy”--one of Kentucky’s most infamous pro-Confederate guerrillas. Born near…

Historical Marker #770 in Butler County notes the birthplace of Confederate soldier Thomas Henry Hines. Called the “most dangerous man of [the] Confederacy,” Hines was born near Woodbury on October…

Historical Marker #951 in Clark County notes the fratricidal nature of Kentucky’s Civil War. Five Hanson brothers fought on opposite sides, and two of them, Roger and Charles, represent the divisive…