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4th Street Deli and Tap
4th Street Deli and Tap
Jeff Adkins
Crowds gather for trivia night at 4th Street Deli and Tap in Danville, Kentucky. The deli has been reinvented from a lunch spot to a bustling gathering place that serves lunch and dinner, along with a ladies’ night and live music.
The Governor's Circle at Constitution Square
The Governor's Circle at Constitution Square
Brian McCord
The Centerpiece of Constitution Square is the Governor's Circle: a pair of bronze statues depicting the state seal of Kentucky, two men shaking hands. The pioneer is dressed in buckskin and the statesman is wearing more formal attire.
McDowell House
McDowell House
Jeff Adkins
Lauren Clontz, right, gives a tour of the McDowell House apothecary in Danville, Kentucky. The McDowell House was the home of medical doctor Ephraim McDowell who performed the first successful removal of an ovarian tumor in the world.
Millennium Park in Danville, Kentucky
Millennium Park in Danville, Kentucky
Jeff Adkins
Kids play soccer at Millennium Park in Danville, Kentucky. Millennium Park is a city-county park with miles of serene walking paths, dog park with a water fountain and ducks at the pond.
Stephen Rolfe Powell
Stephen Rolfe Powell
Brian McCord
(From left) Stephen Rolfe Powell, Paul Hugues and Lauren Arnold work to create a piece of original artwork for Powell's Screamer series vases. Powell is a professor at Centre College and internationally known glass blower.
Millennium Park
Millennium Park
Brian McCord
Justin Thompson, 19, skateboards at Millennium Park in Danville, Kentucky. The park also features a skate pad, miles of scenic walking paths, an enclosed dog park, fountain, ducks, soccer fields and more.
Downtown Danville, Kentucky
Downtown Danville, Kentucky
Brian McCord
Herrington Lake
Herrington Lake
Brian McCord
Herrington Lake is a 2,335-acre, man-made lake in Boyle County. It's the deepest lake in Kentucky, and offers some great opportunities for boating and fishing.
The Constitution Square Meetinghouse
The Constitution Square Meetinghouse
Brian McCord
A meetinghouse was erected in 1784 under the direction of the Reverend David Rice. It housed the Concorde Presbyterian Congregation of the first Presbyterians in Kentucky. A replica of this building stands on this site today.
Camp Horsin' Around
Camp Horsin' Around
Jeff Adkins
A colorful painted horse stands at the entrance to Camp Horsin' Around in Boyle County, Kentucky. The mission of Camp Horsin' Around is to construct a camp facility for organizations that serve children with chronic illnesses.
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