Dig beneath the surface with old maps of Northern Kentucky at BCM’s history hour
What lies beneath Northern Kentucky? While roads, rivers and cities tell part of the region’s story, an even deeper history…
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Explore the history of archaeology in NKY during Behringer-Crawford’s Aug. 26 NKY History Hour
Who first uncovered Northern Kentucky’s buried past? From WPA excavations to local digs that shaped our understanding of the region,…
July 29 NKY History Hour to trace settlement patterns in Boone, Kenton and Campbell Counties
What did early Native inhabitants and 18th and 19th-Century settlers have in common? They all sought the same things: fresh…
Behringer-Crawford Museum’s NKY History Hour presents story of Anderson Slave Pen
Step back into one of the darkest chapters of Kentucky’s past during Behringer-Crawford Museum’s next virtual NKY History Hour presentation…
BCM’s Tuesday NKY History Hour to explore origin of newly-discovered 19th-century cabin in Elsmere
Hidden in plain sight, on an old farm at the end of Garvey Avenue in Elsmere, beneath layers of wooden,…
BCM’s bi-weekly NKY History Hour moves to new day, explores ‘Two Faces of Kentucky Slavery’ October 3
Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 3 Behringer-Crawford Museum’s biweekly history hour segments will move from Wednesday to Tuesday evenings. BCM archaeologist associate…
Behringer-Crawford Museum’s NKY History Hour to feature Jeannine Kreinbrink and historic cemeteries
Created in 1966, the National Register of Historic Places is a compilation of historically significant buildings and properties. Cemeteries as…
January 12 NKY History Hour to offer look into past of area homes, provide tips on doing your own research
If your walls could talk, what stories would they share? What secrets may lie behind a few coats of chipped…
NKY History Hour examines everyday people, everyday life in Covington (1840-1940) on Dec. 9
Ever wonder what the world looks like from the bottom of a privy shaft? What can you learn about people…
Our Rich History: Jewish history in Newport — immigrants came for jobs, built a synagogue
By Jeannine Kreinbrink Special to NKyTribune Part 47 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020.” The West End…
KY dodged a Civil War-era bullet; fortification sites at Devou Park prepared for battles that never occurred
*Note: Two Civil War-era fortification sites in Devou Park have been listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Here…
Battery Hooper Days reenacts epic battle this weekend at Ramage Civil War Museum in Fort Wright
By Patrick Moynahan Special to the NKyTribune If you happen upon a long trench or a U-shaped mound atop a…