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Angie Fenton
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Editor-in-Chief, Extol Magazine
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THE FRAZIER HISTORY MUSEUM - FROM ARMORY TO CULTURAL HUB: HONORING THE LEGACY OF OWSLEY BROWN FRAZIER
By Angie Fenton Verified| Voice Tribune@ By Angie Fenton • Photos by The Frazier History Museum, Kathryn Harrington & VOICE-TRIBUNE “We are where the world meets Kentucky,” enthuses Frazier History Museum President & CEO Andy Treinen. “We tell stories that last a long time, and we tell stories that make people feel something.” Located in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, the museum has undergone a remarkable transformation since its inception two decades ago.
By Angie Fenton Verified| Voice Tribune@ By Angie Fenton Photos by Kathryn Harrington & Astrid In the heart of Henry County, Kentucky, where the Bourbon Trail weaves its intoxicating path through lush landscapes, there stands a historic gem nestled amidst verdant fields and whispering trees. This treasure, known as Colonial Hill, is not just a house; it’s a testament to the passage of time, holding within its weathered walls the echoes of bygone eras and the secrets of generations past.
THE FRAZIER HISTORY MUSEUM - FROM ARMORY TO CULTURAL HUB: HONORING THE LEGACY OF OWSLEY BROWN FRAZIER
By Angie Fenton Verified| Voice Tribune@ By Angie Fenton • Photos by The Frazier History Museum, Kathryn Harrington & VOICE-TRIBUNE “We are where the world meets Kentucky,” enthuses Frazier History Museum President & CEO Andy Treinen. “We tell stories that last a long time, and we tell stories that make people feel something.” Located in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, the museum has undergone a remarkable transformation since its inception two decades ago.
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Extol Magazine
New Albany, Indiana, United States
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