One from our Transylvania Gentlemen blog: I was making my rounds yesterday and stopped into Pisgah to see a man about a horse, and you kno...

One from our Transylvania Gentlemen blog: Yes, dear friends, long and arduous is the gravel road I have traveled, lo, these many years to s...

Beer cheese lovers and Boonesboro historians rejoice! The ghost of the birthplace of beer cheese, Johnny Allman's Restaurant , comes bac...

For those of you who have an unexplainable obsession with bridges - and I know you're out there - the "street view" feature on...

It's not widely known that most of the area currently known as Kentucky was once called "Transylvania". The land was purchased...

Johnny Allman's Restaurant was located along the Kentucky River in Boonesboro, not far from the present location of Hall's Restauran...

Coming into Boonesboro off I-75, you'll see several signs directing you towards Fort Boonesboro, leading you down into a valley off the ...

What's left of Fort Boonesboro is here, alongside the Kentucky River near Boonesboro Beach. This small square of foundation is all that ...

These mysterious tunnels, locked behind gates, have fascinated me for many years. They burrow straight into a Boonesboro mountain in three d...