Kentucky’s courthouses and churches held plenty of records about Black people in antebellum Kentucky, “but it was largely inaccessible,” said Dan Gediman, the executive director of Reckoning ...
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Digitizing the history of enslaved people in LexingtonVanessa Holden is an Associate Professor of History at the University of Kentucky with expertise on African American women ...
His novel, A Kentucky Cardinal ... The youngest of seven, Allen knew a life of the Antebellum South, as well as the life brought about by the end of the Civil War. He attended Transylvania ...
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