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This is in lexington. Constructed in 1880, this distillery was the only fully operational whiskey distillery in Fayette County, Kentucky, during the post-Repeal era. It stands as the sole expression of the local industrial heritage to survive Prohibition. the plant distilled for the last time on November 11, 1918, though continued functioning as a concentrated warehouse site for whiskey during Prohibition from 1920-1934. It's been abandoned since sometime in the 70's i'm told after it was just a warehouse.
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Fascinating - not sure which one this is. PM me - got some good info on others you might want to check out.
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I'm going to go off the brick, window style, to ask, would this happen to be the one near the tracks?
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tunnel, i just private messaged you with details. hope they help!
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really pretty pictures again - I'd love to see this place if I ever make my way to Kentucky
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