Carrollton, Carroll County,Kentucky Railroad Scenes

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Rebel Landing


Homes beneath the giant oak on Highland Avenue	4th and Sycamore, c. WWI	A section of Seventh Street, Carrollton	Residence, Carrollton


Carrollton Residences, c. 1910

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


Gaines Residence	Gaunt Residence	Winslow Residence
These three are all from around 1896


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.


Lewis House on Highland Avenue. c. 1890's later the site of the Post Office	Home of Perry B. Gaines, Carrollton East of town, at Four Mile Road	Perry Gaines From a Facebook post by Traci Miller
	Perry Gaines Obituary

The Donaldson Home on Highland,
now a bank parking lot.
from a Carol Shelton post on Facebook

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

Home of R. M. Barker, Carrollton

Twin Oaks Tourist Home, Carrollton
Twin Oaks was located on the southeast corner of Highland and 6th.

The six pictures below are all of the home of Perry Gaines of Carrollton. They appeared in Kentucky Progress Magazine in January, 1932.

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