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By: ROBERT G. DAVIS
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	ROBERT G. DAVIS {Karma:708}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Nikon F5
Categories	Architecture Commercial From The Field	Film Format
Portfolio	DAYS GONE BY	Lens	TAMRON 28 / 300 AFD
Uploaded	6/2/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	434	Shutter
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - FRANKFORT State - KENTUCKY Country - United States
About	THIS IS OUT OF USE AND IT WAS JUST A EYE CATCHER WHEN I DROVE BY...................LOCATED IN FRANKFORT KY USA

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Wilhelmina Koch {K:-200} 6/5/2004

what a wonderfuly sharp image ... one could almost walk right in. Great job, Bob

Joann Winborn {K:12550} 6/4/2004

Wonderful detail and clarity! Thanks for sharing this photo and allowing me to visit via my computor!

Jon O'Brien {K:11321} 6/3/2004

An interesting building with quite a bit of history: "The main distillery building is made entirely of limestone blocks, in the form of a medieval castle, complete with turrets. A drawing of the castle appears on the label of Old Taylor Bourbon. The castle wasn't just a facade, either; inside were gardens and ornate rooms where Colonel Taylor used to entertain important government officials and politicians." The website I got this from said it was being restored. Anybody know anything more about the building, current heritage designations (if any) and future plans?

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