![]() ![]() The winds on each side were recently added. If one continues down the highway on a scenic side trip, one will pass: One of the oldest homes in the area, which was built in 1827. Turning Right on Highway 68/80, one comes to the Martin House built in the late 1800's which at one time housed an antique shop as well as Ms. It was originally a log structure that has been added to and greatly altered down through the years. Off in the distance one can see a beautiful country church and steeple set amongst an agricultural backdrop which is representative of the many small churches which dot the countryside. On the right side of the road is the W.B. ![]() This stately mansion, built in the late 1800's is considered to be one of the best-built and handsomest homes in the entire area. One then travels north on Louisville Road (also known as Highway 31-W and Dixie Highway) passing two graveyards and a small country church on the right hand side of the road. A historical marker is located along the road. Duncan Hines' former home which has now become the Hardy and Sons Funeral Home. ![]() Our scenic tour of rural Kentucky begins in Warren County at the former home of Duncan Hines who was known for his tour guide books commenting on places to stop and visit. This description is from the original grant application and contains very rich information. The Scenic Byway is a loop that can be driven from either direction. **NOTE: The turns in this description are REVERSED from the turn-by-turn directions above. ![]()
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