BCM’s NKY History Hour: What happened when the firing stopped? Aftermath of Battle of Perryville
After more than 7,500 soldiers were killed and wounded in 1862 at the Battle of Perryville, the largest and most…
After more than 7,500 soldiers were killed and wounded in 1862 at the Battle of Perryville, the largest and most…
Growing up in Covington, the son of German immigrants, young William J. Goebel developed a thriving law practice and a…
A stone facade which mirrors Paris’ Notre Dame, Italian mosaics containing at least 70,000 pieces. Murals by famous realist artist…
For centuries, the Ohio River has been a main thoroughfare for travelers and industry, tracing the border of Northern Kentucky…
What is it about these modest brown buildings on quiet West Maple Avenue in Ft. Mitchell that has attracted famous…
From the time the first troop in the U.S. was formed in the Commonwealth more than 100 years ago, thousands…
Thomas More University has undergone numerous transformations since its founding a century ago. Begun as a teachers’ college for women…
Ever wonder what the world looks like from the bottom of a privy shaft? What can you learn about people…
In March 1856, a dead body washed onto the shore of the Mississippi River with its arms and legs tied…
Take a look at the remarkable life and times of Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel, dubbed “Kentucky’s Astronomer General,” during Behringer-Crawford Museum’s…
A new book celebrating the leadership of women who have shaped the arts in Greater Cincinnati will be the focus…
Covington is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own history and personality. From grand homes and civic buildings to…