Anderson County
Anderson County was formed on January 16, 1827 and became the 82nd county of Kentucky. Parts of Franklin, Washington, and Mercer Counties formed the county.
County Name
Anderson County is named after Richard Clough Anderson Jr., he comes from the prominent Anderson family from The 1800s.
County Facts
County Seat: Lawrenceburg
Borders: Spencer, Shelby, Franklin, Woodford, Nelson, Mercer, and Washington counties
Incorporated Towns: Lawrenceburg
Places of Interest: coming soon
People from Anderson County:
Events throughout Anderson County History: Coming Soon
A Brief History of Anderson County
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County History - Podcast Episodes….Coming Soon!
Anderson County
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Oral Histories from Anderson County
Oral Histories from Anderson County are coming soon. If you or someone you know are interested in being featured in our oral histories series please visit our contact page by clicking here.
Anderson County History Help Wanted
There is a lot of history out there and we want to cover it all. However, we need your help. If you know of any interesting history from Anderson County or know of someone who has a story to tell for our oral history contact us!
Restaurants and Businesses to visit in Anderson County
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