Located in Bardstown, Kentucky, the historic Anatok plantation house was built in 1847. By the time you read these words and see the pictures that follow, it may have been torn down. These are photos of its final days, waiting as the wrecking crew guts it, tearing it down, brick by brick. If the current court order is pulled, the house will again face demolition.
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Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Demolished Anatok Plantation Mansion, Bardstown, Kentucky
Located in Bardstown, Kentucky, the historic Anatok plantation house was built in 1847. By the time you read these words and see the pictures that follow, it may have been torn down. These are photos of its final days, waiting as the wrecking crew guts it, tearing it down, brick by brick. If the current court order is pulled, the house will again face demolition.
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Monday, July 8, 2013
Abandoned Ouerbacker Mansion, Louisville, Kentucky
Crumbling in western Louisville, the abandoned Ouerbacker Mansion is one of the most at risk architectural treasures in the region. Built in the 1860s, this building is on the few remaining local examples of the Richardsonian Romanesque style.
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