Here is the bill from the courthouse. It is in Hardin county Kentucky in Elizabethtown I was out…read moreexploring the city and I came across all kinds of cool little things. This is the bill from the courthouse landmark

While driving down coming home from Bardstown Kentucky. we came across this water tower and I said…read morethat's a pretty cool looking water tower I enjoy seeing things and adding them to the yelp.so that's exactly what we did. I said hey there's a water tower it says bardstown let's go ahead and add it so others can see.

A wonderful place to work; this organization moved to Fort Knox around 2009 and it presented a…read moretremendous opportunity to the local economy and surrounding area. Many changes have been brought about in large part because of HRC's presence at Fort Knox. It provide an extremely important function to the Army and its Soldiers. Mission Execute career management, sustainment, distribution, and transition of personnel in order to optimize Army personnel readiness, enable leader development, and strengthen an agile and versatile Army that can Prevent, Shape, and Win. Vision Total Army ...Total Victory A Team of disciplined, dedicated, passionate and inspired professionals executing the mission with compassion, care and precision A team oriented on and engaged with Commanders and Soldiers A transparent, flexible, innovative and agile command - focused on improving and transforming Focused on holistic "personnel readiness" to enable the Army to Prevent, Shape, and Win Committed to strengthening the All-Volunteer Army

Stop by the HRC cafe for lunch last week with co-workers and this place is good. I had a self-made…read moresalad (spinach, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, green bell peppers, hard-boiled eggs, & sunflower seeds) with dressing. It was wing day so I had a variety of different wings (bbq and cardinal hot) and it went well with the salad. I think they also had other stuff available, but that was my first time going to HRC for lunch so I didn't stray away from what I went for. I will definitely be back. Oh, before I forget, the HRC Cafe has a different menu everyday so before you head out check out the mwr site to see what's for lunch! Enjoy: http://www.knoxmwr.com/Dining/tabid/150/Default.aspx

It really isn't a square anymore. It's now a traffic circle, commonly called locally the squarcle…read more Hodgenville is an old town and this use to be a traditional Kentucky county seat square with a courthouse in the middle of the square, but much to my great dismay even as a small child, the town's political leaders decided to tear down the old beautiful historic courthouse, and build a new modern courthouse a few streets over. The square used to be the center of life in the town, with the park benches in front and around the courthouse where folks use to sit and pass along the news of the town. Over the years the square has undergone many changes and refurbishments. There is a beautiful old statue of Abraham Lincoln that I believe is a copy of the one from his memorial in Washington DC. In more modern times they have placed a newer statue of a young Lincoln, this statue however has has not had good luck, it has been taken out twice by reckless drivers. Currently it is awaiting repairs from its most recent mishap with another bad driver. The old local library now serving as the women's club anchors one corner of the area and Laha's Red Castle is right beside it. And if you haven't eaten there you must do it at least once in your life. Although currently they are only serving takeaway and just another storefront down is a barbershop that has been there as long as I can remember and as long as my father could remember. Opposite is the sweet shoppe where you can get some great fudge or ice cream. Lots to do on the old square be sure and stop and give it a visit when you pass through Hodgenville.

Historic statue [Hodgenville KY]…read more After a quick visit to see the preserved log cabin where Lincoln was born at the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park we went to Lincoln Square. This public square is located in the center point of a roundabout in downtown at the Hodgenville's Commercial Historic District. While here you could also visit the Lincoln Museum which is also in this area, unfortunately, we didn't make it and they were already closed by the time we arrived. At the Lincoln Square there is a bronze presidential statue of Abraham Lincoln that has been welcoming folks since 1909. A statue on the opposite end stood of him as a boy reading from Webster's Elementary Spelling-Book with his dog, Honey. This is a nice tribute to the 16th President of the United States. Just be careful crossing to get to that middle because cars just zoom like crazy in that roundabout. Lincoln Square is a National Register of Historic Places destination. Review #3923

Vine Grove Post Office is very customer friendly. Especially of the female clerk up front. She is…read morevery knowledgeable and professional. This does not take away from the professionalism and friendliness of the other male clerks. We just engage with her more! Irvin Lyons Jr

The lady that works the counter at this location is very knowledgeable and friendly, even has a…read moregreat upbeat personality at the same time! Great Job, Keep It Up! Nikki

Bicentennial capsule that is buried in historic downtown bardstown Kentucky. Located right on the…read moreoutskirts of old pioneer cemetery and right behind the old one room school house. Capsule looks like just another tombstone in the grave yard but sticks out because it has a fresher look compared to most of the tombstones from the 1700-1800s in that graveyard. The capsule reads 1776-1976 with a to be opened date of 2026. So not sure if that means it's items form that 200 year time frame that they are opening 50 years Later or what. Either way time capsules are always neat ideas and always makes me wonder "what's in it". This one opens up in a few years so maybe I can follow up this review then with photos of what the capsule held.

This will be opened one day, but not anytime soon. This is the bicentennial castle located in…read moreBardstown Kentucky over by the one room, school house.

This is one of the three giant statues that are in Bernheim Forest. This is the first one if you…read morestart from beginning next to the lake and he's really cool just Kaina sitting there looking over the lake kids like taking pictures with him seeing it touching it it's really cool health bernheim is done those I'm not sure how long they're going to be around but I've been there for about a year now so if you haven't seen it definitely check it out

Service was great. She helped me doing the package and giving me options on best way to send it. I…read moretruly appreciate her patience and friendliness!

Close to highway, easy access. Used to post office drop box. Nice to still have United States mail…read morebox available to public.