From the August 24, 1795 issue of the Kentucky Gazette
 

A. E. Rankins' Home	1947 Residential Scene

Aerial Views of Augusta. These are all c. 1915

There are six residences in Augusta that are on the National Register of Historic Places. Each application here has picture, maps, and historical details. All are pdf's.
Barkley Farm	Brothers - O'Neil House	Alfonso McKibben House
J. R. Minor House	James Weldon House	Wells - Keith House

4th and Frankfort Street from a Facebook of the Augusta Kentucky Historic District	Fourth and Upper Streets, 1907	Fourth and Upper

M. J. Hennessey Home	The Ryan-Dunbar Home
Thanks to Patrick Appleman, who grew up in this home, and pointed out to us that it's the same house.  Emily Appleman notes that the home is also known as Mt. Rascal.

 

Dickinson Morris Home Site of first court held in Augusta		W. O. Holmes Residence background on Mr. Holmes is here.	Judge George Doniphan's Home, 1897, Fourth and Bracken Streets. A little more on Judge Doniphan is here.

 

Armstrong House
 

Riverside Drive, Augusta
Home of Gen. John Payne; Dr. J. J. Bradford Home

	There are four houses near Augusta on the National Register of Historic Places, a pair west of town, and a pair up Bracken Creek. All are pdf's.
	Chalfant House	Rock Spring House	Bracken Creek Stone House	Stroube House

Whitehall	James Thome	Arthur Thome
Some details about the abolitionist Thome Family. The home is on Elizabeth, between Second and the railroad.

 

Home of Martin Marshall, Riverside Drive, Augusta	The Hon. Thornton F. Marshall

c. 1950	c. 1947	c. 1897	unknown year
White Hall, home of ancestors of Gen. George C. Marshall, but earlier the Thome House.
This site has an article and pictures of White Hall.

College Building on Bracken Street

Home of B. F. Power Elizabeth Street	Home of Rev. Joseph S. Tomlinson President, Augusta College	321 Hamilton Avenue, Image Courtesy of the Bracken County Historical Society

Marshall-Bradford Home on Riverside Drive

Aerial View of Augusta

 

A map that will locate a lot of the pictures above.
A key to the numbers on the map is here.