Mount Sterling is a small city on Hinston Creek about 45 miles (73 km) east of Lexington in the Outer Bluegrass region of Kentucky, United States. The Mount Sterling Commercial District consist of a fine group of Italianate commercial buildings. - AsNotedIn
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| Bondurant House |
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US 60 | Off US 60 | ||
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Passenger and Baggage Depots |
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N of C and O RR tracks between S Maysville and S Bank Sts | |||
| Church of the Ascension |
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High and Broadway Sts | |||
| Confederate Monument of Mt Sterling |
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Machpelan Cemetery. 1.5 mi E of jct of US 460 and KY 713 | |||
| East Mount Sterling Historic District |
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Roughly, Harrison Ave and N Queen St between E High St and alley N of Strother St | |||
| Enoch Smith House |
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SR 1 | |||
| Gaitskill Mound Archeological Site |
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Address Restricted | |||
| Judge Apperson House |
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Jct of Apperson Heights and S Bank St | |||
| KEAS Tabernacle Christian Methodist Episcopal Church |
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101 | S Queen St | ||
| Machpelah Cemetery |
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E Main St | Eastern city limits | ||
| Methodist Episcopal Church South |
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Jct of E. Main and N Wilson Sts | |||
| Miss Emma Hicks Bungalow |
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10 | White Ave | ||
| Monarch Milling Company |
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Jct of S Maysville and E. Locust | |||
| Mount Sterling Commercial District |
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US 60 and KY 11 | |||
| Northwest Residential District |
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Roughly AR 1991, N Maysville St, W Main St, Samuels Ave, High St, Antwerp Ave, Holt, Sycamore, and Sterling | |||
| Ralph Morgan Stone House |
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E of Mount Sterling on Harper's Ridge Rd | |||
| W T Fitzpatrick House |
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Apperson Heights E of S Bank St | |||
| William Chiles House |
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Richmond Rd S of US 60 | Off Richmond Rd S of US 60 | ||
| Wright-Greene Mound Complex |
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Address Restricted |
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| 1865/05/01 | Joseph Thomas Tucker | Confederate Commander | After a march through the mountains, Confederate Colonel Tucker surrenders the "Kentucky Battalion" at Mount Sterling, Kentucky. |
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| Locale Type | Town |
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