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lg FAMOUS HOMES IN KENTUCKY E
é Ten houses, chosen because of historical significance and as
examples of the types of architecture in vogue at the time they were ~
built, comprise this group of famous homes in Kentucky. The models
which this monograph accompanies, each built on the scale of one—eighth i
` of an inch to a foot are as exact replicas of the houses at the time
of their original construction as could be made from available research
y data. i
V Davis Buckner Home E
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i Fayette County, Ky. j
g One of the best examples of British Colonial architecture in Q
§ this country, in the opinion of many prominent architects, is the y
{ Buckner house, Rose Hill, at the corner of North Limestone and Fifth '
E streets, in Lexington, Kentucky. Named originally after its builder,
l John Brand, this old residence was modeled on the English farm—house · p
K style and was built about 1820 on the Government highway which ex-
Q tended from Pittsburgh to Georgia. It was erected on the outskirts (
i of Lexington but the location now is in the heart of the developed l
§ city. The present owner is Dr. G. Davis Buckner. ·
Q The Buckner home is a one—story building with exterior walls 4
g of solid brick, resting upon a foundation of native stone. A brick L