Posts Tagged: KY
Cocoa Dog Park – park, Grant County
Cocoa Dog Park – Williamstown, KY 41097, USA –
Not secure! It took my dogs less than 30 seconds to find places they could squeeze under the fence.
Baxter’s Auto Repair – Car Repair, Grant County
Baxter’s Auto Repair – 14 Broadway St, Dry Ridge, KY 41035, USA – +1 859-903-2246
Cincinnati South Rose Garden – State Park, Grant County
Cincinnati South Rose Garden – 3315 US-25, Dry Ridge, KY 41035, USA – +1 859-428-2000
The name has changed ! It’s nice clean and the staff is really friendly !
The Square – Shopping Outlets, Grant County
The Square – 401 W Main St, Lexington, KY 40507, USA – +1 859-252-7575
This place doesn’t seem to get a lot of attention, but it does have some nice touches. It’s literally right next to a park. There is an awesome art store at the top which is filled with local artists, and a world-class plaque full of memorobilia from a local restaurant… Wonder if you can buy the stuff it displays? The inside is sort of long and drawn-down, shops are kind of drab and the whole thing is tiny, tiny, tiny. It’s totally awesome if you want somewhere quiet to rest with peace-of-mind.
Behringer-Crawford Museum – Art Galleries, Grant County
Behringer-Crawford Museum – 1600 Montague Rd, Covington, KY 41011, USA – +1 859-491-4003
Nice little museum of local history. Can get through in a short amount of time. $9 entry fee.
Oak Wood Drive – Shopping Mall, Grant County
Oak Wood Drive – 240 Oakwood Dr, Crittenden, KY 41030, USA – +1 859-466-4723
Walmart Pharmacy – Drug Store, Grant County
Walmart Pharmacy – 20 Ferguson Blvd, Dry Ridge, KY 41035, USA – +1 859-824-5091
Make everything so much harder just to get medication filled. Act like they know more then the Dr does I wish I had a different option
Small’s Car Care – Car Wash, Grant County
Small’s Car Care – 301 S Walnut St, Cynthiana, KY 41031, USA – +1 859-234-6034
Village at the Mall Shopping Center – Shopping Mall, Grant County
Village at the Mall Shopping Center – Florence, KY 41042, USA –
It’s always well kept and there are some great stores there.
Mason-Corinth Elementary School – School, Grant County
Mason-Corinth Elementary School – 225 Heekin Rd, Williamstown, KY 41097, USA – +1 859-824-9510
Kentucky Military History Museum – Art Galleries, Grant County
Kentucky Military History Museum – 125 E Main St, Frankfort, KY 40601, USA – +1 502-564-1792
This museum is included with price of visiting the main KY state museum down the hill. Two stories of military history of KY in the building; oldest displays on the first floor and WW1 and later on 2d floor. The state as well as KY citizens are featured (such as only KY solider awarded Medal of Honor in WW1). Limited amount of free parking next to building. We took about an hour to tour the exhibits. We are from TX and was impressed with the effort KY put into honoring its state and citizens.
Happy Dragon – Restaurant, Grant County
Happy Dragon – 73 Broadway St, Dry Ridge, KY 41035, USA – +1 859-823-2888
Absolutely a great place to grab a bite! We always go for their lunch buffet, and it’s always delicious!! The staff is attentive, and is super friendly. One of our regular places!
Emzara’s Buffet – Diner, Grant County
Emzara’s Buffet – 1 Ark Encounter Dr, Williamstown, KY 41097, USA – +1 855-284-3275
We had great soups, salads, sides, and a large variety of hot entrees. Then delicious coffee to wash down a selection of fabulous desserts. We enjoyed the fellowship with a couple from Florida who sat down with us. Low prices, great food, very wonderful staff. I’ll be back and send some family members too.
Creation Museum – Art Galleries, Grant County
Creation Museum – 2800 Bullittsburg Church Rd, Petersburg, KY 41080, USA – +1 888-582-4253
Monkeys to man…..frogs to princes…. ancient aliens…., sorry, no fairy tales here…truly a wonderful place to take your family….we visited a while back and stayed the night nearby…… the staff help us to feel at home and the gardens are exceptional….check out the pitcher plants….I wonder how they survive the winter….the exhibits inside are first class and do require reading and that’s fine…. take your time and read to your kids as you pass through… they will love it and get more than you think….my family and I make it a regular twice a year visit and I have met people from all over the u.s. and from other countries too…. worth the drive for us…..it’s a 5 hour round trip…. thanks Ken and everyone there….