Historical Marker #1310 in Clinton County remembers the community of Seventy-Six, its noted falls, and state senator Ed P. Warinner. It has long been believed that the community of Seventy-Six…

Historical Marker #1516 in Albany remembers William Wood, an early settler of what became Clinton County, Kentucky. Before Clinton County was formed in 1835 from parts of Cumberland County…

Historical Marker #1306 in Clinton County notes the birthplace of Kentucky's twenty-third governor, Thomas E. Bramlette. Bramlette's tenure as governor of Kentucky included four of the state's most…

Historical Marker #597 in Albany notes the burning of the Clinton County courthouse by guerrillas during the Civil War. With Kentucky being torn in both its allegiance and its geographical…

Historical Marker #811 in Albany remembers DeWitt Clinton, Clinton County's namesake. Early nineteenth century Americans respected public and military figures who accomplished great feats. Citizens…

Historical Marker #1619 in Clinton County commemorates Clear Fork Baptist Church, which was established in 1802. Thirty-three years before Clinton County became Kentucky's eighty-fifth county, a…

Historical Marker #1927 in Clinton County remembers Bible Mission School and Orphanage, a Methodist academy that operated from 1891 to 1905. Methodist minister John Samson Keen was born in 1848…

Historical Marker #1085 in Clinton County notes the location of the birthplace Preston Hopkins Leslie, Kentucky's twenty-sixth governor. Leslie was born on March 8, 1819, in what was then Wayne…