Lake Cumberland Winery is located just a few miles from downtown Monticello and is the perfect place to hang out with adults, children, significant others and friends. It is a place where the art of quilting is passed on to a new generation through children's and adult quilting courses.

Every month there's something going on at the Wayne County Farmers Market, a great place to buy fresh, locally grown produce while you're here, not to mention the food of the South. You have many opportunities to breathe in the fresh mountain air, to go hiking and to explore the life on the farm and to hike through the mountain pastures, which is an interesting experience for all ages. You also have a number of exciting attractions to explore the natural beauty of the area and eat good food! A guided tour of the countryside will take you not only through the application of your new skills, but also through some of the most beautiful areas of Monticello.

One of the top restaurants is the Black Stallion Steak House, which serves steaks, barbecue and mac and cheese. Find the closest Domino's Pizzeria in Monticello to see what's best for you and what the South is like with food. Chicken wings have been off the menu since 2011, as have marbles, and the best is a wide selection of craft beers, wines, beers and wine cocktails.

The restored building is the original building in Monticello and it can still tell its story. It presents an exhibition that traces the history of the building from its original construction to its demolition, restoration and restoration.

Brown-Lanier House, for example, housed three Union Army generals during the Civil War. West Metcalfe House was the first brick house in the county and served as a shelter for military leaders throughout the war.

In 1879 Roxie Buchanan, followed by William Bradshaw, opened a girls "school and in 1878 W. T. Chaffin opened the classic high school with kindergarten and elementary school, which he expanded in 1890 with the teacher Oakley Graves. Teachers at the school during the Civil War included Dr. William H. Denny, a Confederate general, and Mollie D. Kenny, who became Wayne's district superintendent. Textbooks were scarce in early schools and were not included in textbooks until the late 19th century, according to the US Department of Education. One of the 1880s and '90s included the first female teacher at Wayne County Schools, Molly Dennies, who later became superintendent of Wayne County.

She was the first examiner to receive a teaching certificate in 1884, according to the U.S. Department of Education, and the second teacher in Kentucky.

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Land registers can reveal family relationships, provide economic information, place ancestors in specific places and place them in a specific place. You can even browse through old genealogical records to see if you have ancestors who once settled here. Tax lists for your district, which generally list the tax rates, property taxes, and other tax information for the district.

Probate records that can give you information about your family history, such as names, addresses, dates of birth and other personal information. This may contain information about your parents, siblings, grandparents, great grandparents or other family members.

Microfilmed recordings are available at the Kentucky Public Records Office of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection. View the rotating formation of Kentucky County Boundaries, an animated map that illustrates the changes in county boundaries in Kentucky.

The mean wind direction is one of the four main winds during the hour, except for those hours when the mean wind speed is less than 1.0 km / h. The cloud filled area is covered by a cloud, and the filled area of the cloud cover in the upper left corner of this map is filled.

The slightly tinted surface at the edge is the hour spent in the upper left corner of the map with an average wind speed of 1.0 km / h or higher.

The vertical axis is the hour of the day, the horizontal axis is days and the colored surfaces indicate when the moon is above the horizon. The first spring blooms in Monticello appear in the upper left corner of this map at 5: 22 p.m. on December 5, 2015, due to increasing daylight. On December 5, the sun sets at 5.22 p.m., on December 6 at 4.21 p.m. and on December 7 at 6.24 p.m.