List of plantations in Kentucky

This is a list of plantations (including plantation houses) in the U.S. state of Kentucky, which are: National Historic Landmarks, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, listed on a heritage register, or are otherwise significant for their history, association with significant events or people, or their architecture and design."How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation ," (PDF), National Register Bulletins, National Park Service. Retrieved March 22, 2007.

Color keyHistoric register listingNational Historic LandmarkNational Register of Historic PlacesContributing property to a National Register of Historic Places historic district Designated Kentucky landmark or Historic Marker Designated Kentucky Heritage Farm (Kentucky Heritage Council)Not listed on national or state register

NRHP reference numberNameImageDate designatedLocalityCountyNotes83002891Alexander Plantation House Midway Woodford 83002837 Anatok Bardstown Nelson 123846957 Abell House Middletown Jefferson 76000913 Arcadia Shelby City Lincoln 66000357 Ashland Lexington Fayette 88003372 Aspen Hall Harrodsburg Mercer 83002633 Beechland Louisville Jefferson 83002889 Blossom Hill Milton Trimble 98000325 Blue Wing Landing Gratz Owen 88003368 Sutfield House Harrodsurg Mercer 78001375 The Cedars Stanford Lincoln 76000925 Clay Hill Harrodsburg Mercer93000045 Coleman-Desha Plantation Cynthiana Harrison76000926 Doricham Harrodsburg Mercer Duncan HallBloomfieldNelsonBuilt by Confederate Major Green Duncan in 1854 and housed 61 slaves. Remained in the same family until the 21st century. Burned in 2009.83002660 Edgewood Brownsboro Farm Jefferson Elmwood Perryville Boyle Emmick Plantation Lewisport Hancock Fairfax PlantationBloomfieldNelsonBuilt by John Stone, a native of Fairfax County, Va. in 1791. Home was later expanded. Also known as Stoneland. Fairfield Paris Bourbon 72000536Farmington Louisville Jefferson Fearn Hill Hunters Bottom Carroll 83002668Fishpool PlantationLouisville Federal Grove Auburn Logan 71000354Federal Hill Bardstown Nelson 87002189 Forest Hill Stanford Lincoln Gatliff Plantation Knox Giltner Plantation Hunters Bottom Carroll 73000786 The Grange Paris Bourbon 77000614 Helm Place Lexington Fayette Henry Duncan HouseBloomfieldNelsonBuilt by Henry Duncan, a descendant of Christopher Newport and Thomas Bragg, in 1783. Home was enlarged in 1800 and 1815. 80001649 James W. Alcorn House Stanford Lincoln Also known as the Hickories at St. Alsaph's. 83002828 Honeysuckle Hill Harrodsburg Mercer Huston Plantation Morganfield Union 71000347 Locust Grove Louisville Jefferson Longview Farm Glenview Jefferson Maple Hill ManorSpringfieldWashingtonServed as Confederate encampment and Union Hospital. Childhood home of Phil Simms. 84000292 McCutcheon Meadows Auburn Logan Maplewood Plantation Walton Boone Mount Brilliant Lexington Fayette Mount Lebanon Paris Bourbon Maplewood Plantation Walton Boone 00000269Newell B. McClaskey HouseMarch 24, 2000BloomfieldNelsonOaklawn PlantationBardstownNelsonCurrently a bed and breakfast named Bourbon Manor.83002855 Oldham Plantation Falmouth Pendleton 76000907 Oxmoor Louisville Jefferson75000763 Pleasant Retreat Lancaster Garrard 83002887 Preston Plantation Bedford Trimble 76000862Richwood Plantation Milton Trimble 05001316 Ridgeway Cynthiana Harrison 79003117 Riverside Louisville Jefferson Rocky Hill PlantationSmithland Livingston Sanford Bishop HouseBloomfieldNelsonScarlett Berkley Duncan PlantationBloomfieldNelson Slead House Shelbyville Shelby 73000814 Sportsman's Hill Crab Orchard Lincoln 66000359 Springfield Louisville Jefferson Anoatop Plantation Bloomfield NelsonBuilt by John Jones in the late 1850s. Currently houses a bed and breakfast and winery. Also known as SpringhillSpringrest PlantationBloomfieldNelsonBuilt by Dr. Micajah Glasscock in 1854.Stillwell Heady PlantationBloomfieldNelsonBuilt by the Heady family off of highway 458.Stone Hall PlantationBloomfieldNelsonBuilt in 1835 by Isaac Davis Stone on land owned by his father since 1791.Villa LawnBardstownNelson W.J. Kendrick Plantation Monticello Wayne Walnut Hill Gethsemane Lincoln 80001662Walnut Groves PlantationApril 1, 1980BloomfieldNelsonAlso known as Walnut Groves Farm or Merrifield House. Built by Samuel Boone Merrifield around 1830. Owned by the Merrifield, then McClaskey families; then by the Merrfield family again. Now owned by Linda Bruckheimer and her movie producer husband, Jerry.71000342Waveland Plantation LexingtonFayette 85001841 Ward Hall Georgetown Scott 71000352 White Hall Richmond Madison84001824Anderson-Smith House PaducahMcCracken 73000824 Wickland Bardstown Nelson William Gatewood Plantation BedfordTrimble 10000904 Woodstock Plantation TrentonTodd

See also List of plantations in the United States Plantation Complexes in the Southern United States Plantations in the American South

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