Mount Sterling

Montgomery County

• Significant history for Mt Sterling

• Significant History for Heavenly View Farm Area

Historical Markers list:

 

1864

Civil War Robbery  (Marker Number: 1331)
Location: Main & Bank Sts., Mt. Sterling

Battle of Mt. Sterling (Marker Number: 177) Location: Mt. Sterling, Courthouse lawn, US 60
Battle-June 8, 1864 (Marker Number: 628)  Location: Mt. Sterling, US 460

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1863

Courthouse Burned (Marker Number: 586) Location: Mt. Sterling, Courthouse lawn, US 60 
1863 Battle of Mt. Sterling  (Marker Number: 177) Location: Mt. Sterling, Courthouse lawn, US 60 

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1835 Gen. John Bell Hood Home  (Marker Number: 112)

Location: 4 mi. W. of Mt. Sterling, US 60  

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1797 Montgomery County   (Marker Number: 1216)
Location: Mt. Sterling, Courthouse lawn, US 60

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1793 Morgan's Station - 6 Miles (Marker Number: 115)  Location: 2 mi. E. of Mt. Sterling next to Heavenly View Farm Inn

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1789 Morgan's Station - 6 Miles (Marker Number: 115)  Location: 2 mi. E. of Mt. Sterling next to Heavenly View Farm Inn

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1782 Estill's Defeat  (Marker Number: 153)  Location: Mt. Sterling, US 60

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800 B.C. to A.D. 700 The Gaitskill Mound (Marker Number: 1655)

Location: Northern Bypass, KY 686
 

 

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