Wikipedia:WikiProject Kentucky/Portal
Outline and workspace for the creation and subsequent maintenance of Portal:Kentucky. See Wikipedia:Portal and Wikipedia:Portal/Guidelines for more information.
----
Bulletin: The Portal:Kentucky proposal was made on June 15, 2006 by CQ. This page was created 03:26, 17 June 2006 (UTC). The launch date for the actual portal is subject to consensus but can be no sooner than June 22, 2006
----
The Kentucky Portal
The Commonwealth of Kentucky, on June 1, 1792 became the fifteenth state to be admitted to the Union...
- Selected article: Louisville, Kentucky, Thomas D. Clark.
Topics:
- Geographical features:
- Cumberland Gap
- ...
- :Category:History of Kentucky:
- Battle of Blue Licks - American Revolutionary War
- Battle of Perryville - American Civil War
- History of Louisville, Kentucky
- People
- ...
- Economics
- Unbridled Spirit
- Politics
- Kentucky as a Commonwealth
- ...
- other topics
Selected picture:
- ?
Categories:
- ''':Category:Kentucky
- ''':Category:Geography of Kentucky
- ''':Category:History of Kentucky
- more categories
Did you know..
- ...that the Cumberland Gap Tunnel between Kentucky and Tennessee replaced a stretch of road that had been called "Massacre Mountain" because of the number of motorists killed there?
- ...that The Battle of Blue Licks, on August 19, 1782 was the last major battle of the American Revolutionary War?
- ...that during the American Civil War, the city of Louisville was threatened and surrounded by battles but never itself attacked?
- ...that a Union General murdered another Union General at Louisville's Galt House during the American Civil War?
- ...that Louisville's main Civil War memorial is a statue dedicated to Confederate soldiers, even though Louisville considered itself neutral at first (briefly), then adherent to the Union for the remainder of the war?
- ...that for a long period of time after the Civil War, Kentucky was governed by former Confederates and Confederate sympathizers (the so-called Bourbon Democrats), despite the state being at first neutral, then declaratively Union during the war?
- ...that Diamond Lake Resort in Owensboro, Kentucky sold on eBay for $1.2 million?
- ...that Paducah is the only major city in Kentucky named after a Native American?
- ...that Paducah has more markers interpreting historic sites than any other Kentucky city?
WikiProjects:
Related Portals: