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| The National Register of Historical Places lists these applications of Carrollton residences. Each is a pdf, and contain, detailed descriptions maps, and pictures. | ||
| Baker House | Ogburn House | Masterson House |
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| Gaines Residence | Gaunt Residence | Winslow Residence |
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| Belmont | Jane Bell Place | Winslow-Howe Home | Demint Home |
| These four are all drawn by Walter H. Kiser, and are from the the Louisville Times in 1942 | |||
Riverview Farms ad from a late 1800's Warsaw Independent.
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Home of Perry B. Gaines, Carrollton |
Perry Gaines From a Facebook post by Traci Miller |
| Perry Gaines Obituary | |
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| The County Infirmary, a.k.a. The Poor House, was torn down when they put in the park. from a Facebook post by Todd Oak |
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| Dr. Allen Donaldson's house. (Lyter's brother), on 5th between Sycamore and Seminary | Lyter Donaldson Home From a Facebook post by Bill Davis |
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| Lewis-Darling home. Now the site of the post office. | s. e. corner of Highland at Fifth From a Facebook post by Bill Davis |
Home of R. M. Barker, Carrollton
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| R. M. Barker's Richlawn Farm |
Twin Oaks Tourist Home, Carrollton
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| These six pictures are all of the home of Perry Gaines of Carrollton. They appeared in Kentucky Progress Magazine in January, 1932. | ||
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| The National Register of Historical Places lists these applications for Carroll County houses. Each is a pdf, and most contain detailed descriptions, maps, and pictures. | |||
| Baker House | Butler House | Masterson House | Ogburn House |
| Richlawn Farm | Stone House | Turpin House | |
Carrollton, Ky, the Only Town on the Map
