Kentucky's frontier highway : historical landscapes along the Maysville Road /
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Lexington :
University Press of Kentucky,
[2012]
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. Introduction
- Reading America's Roads
- Traveling the Road
- Part II. Overland Roads and the Epic of Kentucky's Settlement
- Coming to Kentucky
- Regional Context
- Road Evolution
- Indian Paths and Buffalo Traces
- Pioneer Road
- Turnpike Road
- State and Federal Highway
- From Turnpike to Parkway
- Part III. The Maysville Road : A Landscape Biography
- The Road as a Corridor of Complexity
- Lexington
- The Original Limestone Trace : A Side Trip on Bryan Station Road
- The City-to-Country Transition
- Gentleman Farms and the Inner Bluegrass Landscape
- Siting Paris
- Side Trip : High Street from the Bourbon County Courthouse South to the Juncture of High and Main Streets
- Nineteenth-Century Paris
- Paris toward Blue Licks
- Millersburg
- The Eden Shale Hills
- Blue Licks
- Commemoration, Heritage, and a Battlefield Park
- Blue Licks toward Maysville
- Fairview and Ewing
- Fairview toward Mason County
- The Outer Bluegrass
- Mayslick : "The Asparagus Bed of Mason County"
- Old Washington
- Slavery, the Underground Railroad, and Hemp Production
- Intersections and Commercial Roadside Development
- Maysville
- Living with the River
- East Maysville
- Part IV. Reflecting on Roads and American Culture
- The Changing Landscape of Mobility.