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By Julia Gabbard, Tour Guide

Although figures vary, approximately half of the households that have pets have dogs. That means there are roughly 75 million doggos, doggies, puppy dogs, and good boys and girls in the U.S.

Laura Clay and group marching for the Madison, Fayette, and Franklin Kentucky Equal Rights Association, at Democratic National Convention in St. Louis Date, ca. 1916, University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center

By Tommy Hines, Executive Director, South Union Shaker Village

Pantry boxes, Liberty Hall Historic Site Collections

By Sharon Cox

By Becky Shipp

By Vicky Middleswarth, Educator

Spanish bluebells in the Liberty Hall Historic Site gardens

By Sara Elliott, Director

Portraits of Benjamin Gratz Brown by Oliver Frazer, oil on canvas, ca. 1835 (left) and ca. 1845 (right), Liberty Hall Historic Site Collections

By James D. Birchfield

By Kate Hesseldenz, Curator

Another View of Frankfort, Paul Sawyier, watercolor on paper, ca. 1895, Liberty Hall Historic Site Collections

By Vicky Middleswarth, Educator

Hand-painted plate, Haviland & Co. Limoges, porcelain, France, ca. 1880, Liberty Hall Historic Site Collections.

By Sara Elliott, Director

Map showing the route taken by John Mason Brown on his trip to the Northwest in 1861, The Filson Club History Quarterly, 1950.

By Julie Payne

Sunday Night at Chickamauga, attributed to Samuel Woodson Price, oil on canvas, ca. 1870, Liberty Hall Historic Site Collections.

By Julie Payne

Sunday Night at Chickamauga, attributed to Samuel Woodson Price, oil on canvas, ca. 1870, Liberty Hall Historic Site Collections.

By Vicky Middleswarth, Educator

By Sara Elliott, Director

By Sara Elliott, Director

By Sara Elliott, Director

By Sara Elliott, Director

By Kate Hesseldenz, Curator

Title page from Margaretta Mason Brown's commonplace book, 1785-1807 and portrait of Margaretta Mason Brown, watercolor on ivory, ca. 1790s, Liberty Hall Historic Site Collections