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Bryan Station, Bryan Station Pike, Lexington

Bryan Station, Bryan Station Pike, Lexington, Fayette County, KY. Surveyed as HABS KY,34-LEX.V,1-, with a 506-word written history.

From the record

“Bryan Station, Bryan Station Pike, Lexington, Fayette County, KY”

Survey record header. Machine-read text.

Surveyed by the federal HABS program as HABS KY,34-LEX.V,1- · the record runs 506 words · one of 25 surveyed structures published for this county.

Sources: the survey record at the Library of Congress

Location

433 words

Source document Quoted word for word from HABS KY,34-LEX.V,1-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.

On Bryan Station Pike, thre.e and one-half miles northeast of Lexington, Fayotte County, Kentucky Owner or Wm. G. II. Wood custodian: Address: Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky Bate built: (approx) Architect or builder: Present condition: Excellent Number of stories: One and a half stories. Material used Foundation: Brick (probably) in construction; Exterior walls: Brick and frame weatherboard ed. Interior partitions: Floors: Roof: Frame construction, covered with wood shingles. Description: The home "Bryan Station" built by architectural Joseph Rogers, was so named because it and historical was on the site of Wm, Bryan's first cabin station built when he explored the wilderness of Kentucky in company with Daniel Boons and Simon Kenton. Quoting W. C. H.

Wood: "in the yard is the outline of a pioneer stockade fort which was the scene of an Indian siege and battle between a handful of pioneers and five hundred savages, commanded by British Officers", # H AJ&S ' " ' '1 2 Quoting Collins History of Kentucky, Vol. II, page "Bryan's Station, about five miles northeast of Lexington, was settled by the Bryans in In Bryan1 s Station was much harrassed "by small parties of Indians. This was a .frontier post, and greatly exposed to the hostilities of the savages"* Record of the siege on August 14, arid 15, by a body of about six hundred Indians, lead by the notorious renegade, Simon Girty, may be found on pages and of the sasie volume. Bryan Station has remained in possession of descendants of Joseph Rogers sinoe it was built. J&.

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In context

Lexington, Kentucky The place record: every map, photograph and survey of this town.
Fayette County, Kentucky 82 topographic sheets across the county.
Library of Congress record The original filed report as the survey filed it.

Also surveyed in Lexington

24 records

The federal surveyors worked through Lexington building by building. These are the other structures they measured and filed a report on, longest report first.

SheetStructure SurveyReport
Lexington-Blue Grass DepotHAER KY,34-LEX.V,4-7,548 words
University of KentuckyHABS KY,34-LEX,13A-1,804 words
University of KentuckyHABS KY,34-LEX,13C-1,394 words
William Talbert HouseHABS KY,34-LEX,12-1,157 words
University of KentuckyHABS KY,34-LEX,13B-898 words
Rose HillHABS KY,34-LEX,1-817 words
IngelsideHABS KY,34-LEX,6-494 words
HopemontHABS KY,34-LEX,8-426 words
Morrison CollegeHABS KY,34-LEX,9A-415 words
Bodley HouseHABS KY,34-LEX,2-323 words
Mount HopeHABS KY,34-LEX,5-273 words
LoudounHABS KY,34-LEX,7-215 words
Malvern HillHABS KY,34-LEX.V,2-190 words
BotherumHABS KY,34-LEX,3-123 words
AshlandHABS KY,34-LEX.V,3-67 words
535 West Short Street (Old Doorway)HABS KY,34-LEX,10-54 words
John Bradford HouseHABS KY,34-LEX,4-46 words
James Ben Ali Haggin BarnHABS KY,34-LEX,11A-43 words
AshlandHABS KY,34-LEX.V,3B-42 words
AshlandHABS KY,34-LEX.V,3D-41 words
AshlandHABS KY,34-LEX.V,3C-40 words
AshlandHABS KY,34-LEX.V,3A-38 words
Cadentown Rosenwald SchoolHABS KY-28835 words
Lexington National CemeteryHALS KY-430 words

Provenance

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