NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Mellwood Art Center
Description: Studios, cafe's, events
Description: great hall exhibit corridor and mezzanine
Name: Nucleus TIF Footprint
Description: TIF District
Name: Lot C
Description: Great Crossing High School Maintenance Lot. Teacher / Student Overflow Lot 1
Name: Lake Reba
Description: you can take boats out here
Name: Lanes Run Business Park
Description: A special district operated by the Georgetown-Scott County Planning Commission Lanes Run Business Park is designed to accommodate professional, governmental, business, and medical offices.
Name: Etown Dog Park
Description: Dog park located off of the Freeman Lake Park
Name: Shadwell Farm
Description: 3200 acre horse farm
Name: United States Penitentiary, McCreary
Description: High-security federal prison housing male inmates.
Name: Daviess County High school
Description: Daviess County High School is located in Owensboro, KY. It's one of the largest schools in the area and is a part of the Daviess County Public School systems.
Name: Lake Forest Community Park
Description: Park with community pool, basketball court, tennis court, and sand volleyball court.
Description: Small forest with protected wetlands that includes the Greenbelt.
Description: Hole # 2 Fairway
Description: Hole # 1 Fairway
Name: Walter C. Beckjord Generating Station
Description: Generating Station was shut down in 2014. Demolition began after 2020.
Name: Tunnel Ridge Road Trailhead
Description: Public overnight parking
Name: Quarry Lake
Description: Flooded quarry.
Description: private residence
Name: Creation Museum
Description: The state-of-the-art Creation Museum allows to venture through biblical history, exhibits, botanical gardens, planetarium, zoo, zip line adventure course, and more. The museum has a 75,000-square-foot facility.
Description: Press box
Name: Molly Malone’s
Description: Member of a small chain offering classic pub fare & lots of beers amid live music & game-watching
Name: Field 1
Description: Contact Warren County Parks for access.
Name: Field 2
Description: Contact Warren Country Parks for access.
Description: Rhinocerus habitat
Description: Lemur habitat
Description: Lion Habitat
Description: Elephant habitat
Description: Zebra habitat
Name: Governors House Wine Bar & Italian Kitchen
Description: Wine bar and Italian restaurant housed in a restored mansion, with a full bar and patio
Name: KungBrew Cafe
Description: A tea and coffee shop with a serious east Asian vibe that also serves some good food; owned/operated by the same people that run KungFood Amerasia
Name: Carabello Coffee Company
Description: Founded in 2009, Carabello Coffee Company is a Newport, KY-based coffee shop and specialty roaster serving the greater surrounding area. Renowned for small-batch roasted coffee, we offer expertly crafted lattes, cappuccinos, iced coffee, and more.
Name: The Bowl
Description: Clifton Pond and surrounding area became university buildings and sidewalks with The Bowl remaining to control resulting storm runoff. Also the campus sledding hill.
Name: Carson's Food & Drink
Description: Carson's Food & Drink features new and exciting chef-driven recipes and cocktails that combine rustic refinement with classic Kentucky elegance in a casual, yet comfortable atmosphere.
Name: Gray Design Building
Description: UK Art Department building until Fall 2015. Originally a Tobacco Warehouse from 1912.
Name: Centre Family Dwelling
Description: The main dwelling buildings were named by
their location—these Shakers making up the
Centre “family.” Up to 100 members lived
as brothers and sisters on opposite sides of
this building, which contained 14 bedrooms,
kitchens, a dining room, ...
Name: Trustees’ Office 1839
Description: The Trustees were the legal and financial leaders of the community, and this building served as their office. It also provided overnight lodging to visiting Shakers and people from the “world.”
Name: East Family Dwelling 1817
Description: The society was divided into five communal families, numbering from 50 to 100 members. Every family had its own dwelling house, shops, barns, gardens and orchards.
Name: East End Gas Works
Description: Former manufactured gas plant now used for natural gas distribution
Description: Giraffe habitat
Description: Sea Lion and Otter habitat
Description: Polar Bear habitat
Description: Tiger habitat
Name: Freeman Lake
Description: 170-acre artificial lake surrounded by Freeman Lake Park
Name: Independence City Building
Description: City Hall and Independence Police Headquarters
Description: Greenspace, with a few trees and pull-in parking spot for delivery vehicles
Name: EKU SC Lake 2
Description: small lake on EKU's south campus (2)
Name: EKU SC Lake (1)
Description: small lake on EKU's south campus (1)
Name: EKU Cemetery Park
Description: park adjoining EKU & Richmond Cemetery
Name: E.C. Million Park
Description: publicly-owned half of the park
Name: Field 1
Description: Contact Warren County Parks and Rec
Name: Field 7
Description: Contact Warren County Parks and Rec
Name: Field 4
Description: Contact Warren County Parks and Rec
Name: Field 5
Description: Contact Warren County Parks and Rec
Name: Field 8
Description: Contact Warren County Parks and Rec
Name: Field 2
Description: Contact Warren County Parks and Rec
Name: Field 6
Description: Contact Warren County Parks and Rec
Name: Field 3
Description: Contact Warren County Parks and Rec
Name: Miguel's Campsite
Description: Miguel's is a classic place in Red River Gorge for tourists and climbers which offers a large field for campers and has a shower house and toilets. Wifi can be spotty at times. If camping make sure to park in the separate lot for campers.
Description: This pond has 12 goldfish! There were 13 but 1 died.
Name: State Office Building
Description: Houses Department of Revenue and Personnel Cabinet
Name: Georgetown Fire Station No. 1
Description: Georgetown Fire Station 1 & Georgetown-Scott County EMS Station 3 (Headquarters)
Name: Gralehaus
Description: Bed and breakfast with public cafe on first floor.
Name: CycleBar
Description: Indoor Cycling Studio
Name: Rick Erdmann Olympics Sports Training Center
Description: EKU Fitness and Well Center
Description: Duck/Swan pond. Does have duck feed stations (quarters only)
Name: Jody Richards Hall
Description: Formerly Mass Media & Technology Hall
Name: Medical Springs School House
Description: restored_schoolhouse
Name: LG&E
Description: Louisville Gas and Electric
Name: Shelby Station Beverage Shoppe
Description: Liquor Store
Description: Bowman DME (BQM)
Name: Eastpoint Veterinary Clinic
Description: Veterinary Clinic, Parrish T. Tooke D.V.M.
Name: Kygunco - Louisville
Description: Department store in Louisville
Description: Multi-practice Medical Building
Name: Urban Government Center
Description: Vacant and scheduled for demolition.
Name: Trane Supply
Description: HVAC Part Supplier
Name: Fresh Start Growers' Supply
Description: Farming goods supplier
Name: The Weekly Juicery
Description: Juice bar
Name: Climb Nulu
Description: Bouldering (rock climbing) gym
Description: the grassy area is a detention basin with limited flow culverts dumping into a concrete connection to surface water outflow: I'll study how to get that on the map
Name: Southern Living Idea House Kentucky
Description: The 2021 Southern Living Idea House by Jason Black with Artisan Signature Homes
Name: Southeast Christian Church: The Block
Description: The Block is where middle and high school students have their own services every week.
Description: Australian ehibit house
Description: Lorikeet habitat
Description: Partially collapsed during large fire 6-12-2023
Emergency demolition ordered by city for the entire building and is pending as of 6-15-2023
Name: Mount Holly United Methodist Church
Description: Sunday Mornings: Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday Evenings: Kids Alive: 5:00 p.m. Youth Group: 5:00 p.m. Spanish Speaking Service: 5:00 p.m.
Name: Monnik Beer Company
Description: Buzzy brewery serving elevated American fare & cocktails in a trendy dining room or a cozy patio.
Name: Flaget Hall
Description: Where Trinity's priest lives.
Name: R. W Marshall Sports Center
Description: Weight lifting gym
Name: Regis Woods
Description: Nursing Home
Description: 3 bedroom 1 bath house with a complete basement and fenced in backyard
Name: Crystal Lake
Description: No wake zone lake.
Name: Leitchfield Deposit Bank
Description: Drive-Up Window hours: Monday - Thursday 7:30 am - 4:00 pm, Friday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm.
Name: The Louisville Palace Theater
Description: historival movie palace now theater
Name: Cumberland District Ranger Station
Description: While office may not be open to visitors, services are being provided virtually and staff are available to assist. Please call 606-776-5456 for any inquiries.
Name: Elizabethtown Nature Park
Description: 104-acre public pastureland nature preserve featuring a creek, a gravel walking trail, and the Elizabethtown Veterans Tribute and Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
Description: small lake
Name: Dano & Spano's Cold Carry Out
Description: Beer and wine sales
Name: Norfolk & Western Roundhouse
Description: 21 stall roundhouse built by the Norfolk & Western. Divided into two buildings.
Name: Holy Cross Grade School
Localized descriptions: closed
Name: Fox Run Apartments
Description: North Lexington apartment complex off of Russel Cave road. http://www.apartmentratings.com/ky/lexington/fox-run-apartments_859299480140511/
Description: Single family home. 1 car garage, full basement (1/2 finished)
Name: Lafferty Hall
Description: Home of Anthropology Department and former home of Museum.
Name: Lucille C. Little Fine Arts Library
Description: College of Fine Arts, UK School of Music, Department of Art, Department of Theater
Name: Providence Montessori School
Description: Providence Montessori School Founded for Children 1965 Fourth Addition 1997
Name: Hamilton-Ryker Company
Description: Complete Human Resources
Name: Eastminster Presbyterian Church
Description: PCUSA
Description: rooming house
Name: Lexington lifted
Description: truck accessories
Name: Standing Room Only (SRO)
Description: Sake bar with small bites.
Description: This house belongs to...
Name: Stable
Description: Stable
Name: Owen Electric Cooperative
Description: Utility Electric
Name: Brown's Food Service Warehouse
Description: Huge Warehouse!
Name: Paradise Cove Aquatic Center
Description: additional parking next to baseball fields
Name: New Covenant Cleaners
Description: Bowling Green–based company specializing in industrial and commercial cleaning solutions. With a reputation built on reliability and professionalism, we deliver results that meet the highest safety and quality standards. Our crews undergo OSHA-certified t
Name: Central Park
Description: Swimming, Baseball, Skate Board Park, Amphitheater, Playhouse Theater, kids play ground areas and picnic areas.
Name: Webb Park
Description: Open Dawn - 10PM
Name: Barren River lake Park parking lot.
Description: Floods sometimes.
Description: Footprint
Name: Village Apothecary
Description: Footprint
Name: H & H Tires
Description: Footprint
Description: footprint
Name: Minnow Beach
Description: Favored local spot for catching minnows for use as bait fish.
Name: Collier Hill Cemetery
Description: Historic cemetery covered in debris and growth.
Name: Restroom
Description: Gender Neutral
Name: Restroom
Description: gender Neutral
Name: Fantasy Forest and Community Garden
Description: Fantasy Forest is owned by City of Frankfort and maintained by volunteers; the community garden is open for neighbors to lease a plot or coop on shared space.
Description: Rooftop parking (not really a "bridge" but parking on the second level of the grocery)
Name: Federal Correctional Institution, Manchester
Description: Medium-security federal prison housing male inmates.
Name: Freeman Lake Park
Description: A public park surrounding a lake reservoir.
Name: Monticello Wayne County Park
Description: Local park for Monticello, Kentucky
Name: Mill Springs Mill Park
Description: One of the best kept secrets in this area of the United States is Mill Springs Mill Park. The first mill at this site was built in 1817 and replaced in 1877 by Lloyd Lanier. The Battle of Mill Springs was fought in this vicinity.
Name: Frank E. Simon Memorial Park
Description: Frank E Simon park.
Name: E.C. Million Park
Description: this privately-owned half of the park is discriminatory
Name: Woodchip Trail Lake
Description: small lake inside Woodchip Trail
Name: Elderberry Fields
Description: in operation since the 1990s
Name: Irvine Road & Charlie Norris Road intersection
Description: a government building is also located in this lot
Description: gov't building
Name: EKU Cross Country Trail
Description: EKU Cross Country Trail
Name: Richmond downtown
Description: downtown Madison County
Name: Camp Catalpa
Description: bird sanctuary. many of the foot paths are used for disc golf; most are dirt/mud though some are grassy. mapped mostly from memory and will be updated over time!
Name: Lake Reba Park
Description: fishing dock, basketball court, soccer fields, running trail, kid's playground, and dog park...
Name: Lake Reba Park
Description: Madison County youth baseball play most home games here; additional soccer fields and running trail
Name: Stamper Stables
Description: horse training
Name: Concord Predestinarian Baptist Church
Description: publicly accessible
Description: Apartment Office
Name: The Pier
Description: The Pier
Description: Small family cemetery
Name: Hawaiian Shaved Ice of Paintsville
Description: Shaved Ice Shop
Description: Parking area for Stopher Elementary
Name: Saint Bernadette Catholic Church
Description: original value of denomination: ukrainian_greek_catholic (no standard value)
Name: Feather your Nest
Description: Antiques Collectibles and Vintage
Description: the rebar vines growing up the support columns of this bus shelter fascinate me
Name: 1686 - Transit Center High Street
Description: passenger waiting area
Name: 1686 - Transit Center High Street
Description: shelter
Description: open to below
Name: Fordsville play area
Description: Swings, slides, monkey bars
Name: Lake Keel
Description: Natural lake formed and maintained by spring in underwater cave.
Description: my garmin said this mown grassy area is .222 acres
Description: a rectangle of chain link fence with some pipes sticking up and some valves
Description: evaporates and warms the liquid oxygen using heat of the atmosphere
Description: entry vestibule
Description: Somewhere within this area is a small cave.
Name: Richardson Roger W DMD
Description: Dentist
Name: Bullitt County Veterinary Clinic
Description: Vet
Name: Cave Hill Cemetery
Description: Historical Victorian-era cemetery and arboretum. Notable burials include Muhammad Ali, George Rogers Clark, and Colonel Sanders.
Description: Fenced-in storage area
Name: Centennial Park
Description: greenery and walk path
Name: The Creme Coffee House
Description: Discover The Crème Coffee House, Owensboro's beloved destination for coffee, delectable baked goods, and community connection since 2008.
Name: Glasgow Veteran's Memorial Park
Description: Memorial park for Glasgow veterans.
Name: Water House 1833
Description: Pleasant Hill was the first western Shaker
village to have a public water system. Water
was pumped by horse-power from a spring
at the Tanyard to the 19,000-gallon staved
reservoir on the second floor of the water
house.
Name: Brethren't Bath House 1860
Description: The only remaining example of many bath houses constructed for each gender.
Name: East Family Brethren’s Shop 1845
Description: Used by the East Family brothers as a woodworking shop, here they made furniture and other wooden objects, such as pegs, that were needed throughout the Village.
Name: Cooper’s Shop 1847
Description: Moved to its present location and remodeled in 1847, here the Shaker craftsmen made as many as 2,000 coopered articles, such as fine cedar pails, buckets and churns, each year.
Name: East Family Wash House 1825
Description: Used by the East Family sisters to wash, dry and press the family’s clothes, here they used horse-power to agitate their washing tubs to assist in the washing process.
Name: East Family Sisters’ Shop 1855
Description: Sisters’ work, including sewing, spinning and weaving with wool, cotton, silk and flax fibers, took place here. A loom house used to stand in front—the sidewalk is still evident today.
Name: Tanyard 1824
Description: The original use of the present brick structure is unknown, but by 1826, it became the headquarters for the leather tanning operation at Pleasant Hill.
Name: Ministry’s Workshop 1821
Description: Here the Ministry, the two men and two women who were the spiritual and administrative leaders of the village, did
most of their work.
Name: Post Office 1848
Description: The second building used as a post office, here both Shakers and local area residents mailed and received letters and packages.
Name: Meeting House 1820
Description: As the spiritual center of the community, this building housed worship services, which included the shaking, whirling dances giving the Shakers their name. Apartments for the Ministry were on the second floor.
Name: Carriage House 1835
Description: One of the primary modes of transportation used by the Shakers was horse-drawn wagons, carts and carriages. This building was used to store these for the Centre Family and was originally larger.
Name: Farm Deacon’s Shop 1809
Description: The first permanent structure in the Village, this building was constructed to house the ministry and Centre Family. Then, it was used as a tavern for the “accommodation of wayfarers,” and later as a shop and residence for the farm deacon.
Name: Carpenters’ Shop 1815
Description: First occupied as a smith and wagon makers’ shop, this building became a carpenters’ shop in 1843. The roof burned in 1855, and the south end was rebuilt and completed in 1870.
Name: Old Stone Shop 1811
Description: Although this building served a variety of functions over the years, one of its most notable uses was that of Dr. William Pennebaker’s medical office in his later years.
Name: West Family Dwelling 1821
Description: The main dwelling house for the West Family, this building was used primarily for eating and sleeping. Most of the day-to-day activities were performed in other buildings scattered around the dwelling.
Name: Dry House 1862
Description: Each family had its own fruit kiln or dry house, and fire was a recurrent problem—this structure replaced one  irreparably damaged by fire.
Name: West Family Wash House 1842
Description: Here the sisters of West Family washed, dried and ironed laundry.
Name: Preserve Shop 1859
Description: Used for preserve and sweetmeat production at West Family. There is reference to an East Family Preserve Shop as well, and the Centre Family used the cellar for their preserve production.
Name: West Family Sisters’ Shop 1845
Description: A workspace for West Family Sisters to perform daily work such as spinning, weaving, quilting and sewing. The dormer (skylight) on roof is not centered in order to provide lighting for the stairway.
Name: West Family Privy 1858
Description: The only remaining outhouse or “necessary” among the dozens that would have been used by the Shakers. Instead of a trench, the privy contains a clean-out vent on the back wall.
Name: Scale House 1875
Description: The scales, set in a stone pit foundation, were used for weighing livestock in the pen or for wagons loaded with goods for market. Worldly people, mostly local farmers, paid the Shakers to use their scales and mills as 
well.
Name: Old Ministry’s Shop 1813
Description: The original building where the Ministry did most of their work. It was built next to the original stone Meeting House (1810), but was turned into workshop space after the newer Meeting House and Ministry’s Workshop were built in the center of the Village
Name: Corn Crib 1854
Description: Corn cribs were designed to store and dry corn. They typically have slats in the walls to allow air to circulate through the corn, and this Shaker example adheres to this common American design.
Name: Cemetery 1811
Description: Grave markers typically exhibited the same basic and unpretentious nature that characterized many other aspects of Shaker life. A small stone with the individual’s initials was all that was necessary to memorialize their life.
Name: West Lot Dwelling 1828
Description: Built as a gathering house for the novitiate members of the community—those who were choosing to join the Shakers, but had not yet signed the covenant. There was also another gathering order on the north side of the Village.
Name: West Lot Timber Frame Stable 1830
Description: The only surviving Shaker-built barn, this structure had uncommon post-in-the-ground construction and was used for agricultural purposes.
Name: West Lot Wash House 1850
Description: Located near the top of a small spring, which provided the house with water. The spring flows and meets up with Shawnee Run just after the site of the Fulling Mill.
Name: Timber Frame Stable 1866
Description: The last remaining structure at the once busy Shaker Landing on the Kentucky River. Foundations for warehouses and a dwelling remain.
Name: Meadow View Trail
Description: Mostly turf trails take you through open restored native prairie, wood lots and farm ponds, where a variety of wildlife viewing opportunities lie around every bend.
Name: Leitchfield City Park
Description: Park
Name: Galaxy Bowling
Description: 32 lanes, league bowling, arcade, billiards, pro shop, attached bar and grill
Description: Bingham Theatre Catwalks
Description: bar area
Name: United States Penitentiary, Big Sandy
Description: High security federal prison housing male inmates.
Description: South Gate
Name: Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati
Description: All volunteer museum. Collection of railway equipment related to the railroads that served Cincinnati. Displays and restores it's rolling stock. Located in a former Louisville & Nashville yard.
Description: entrance vestibule
Name: Orientation Theatre
Description: A five-screen inspirational 14-minute film, "If You Can Dream," provides an overview of Muhammad Ali's iconic life and introduces the visitor to his six core principles.
Name: Ina B. Bond Gallery
Description: This gallery houses special and temporary exhibits.
Name: Stetter Park
Description: Neighborhood park
Description: Evaporating pond
Description: onecar garage with open air parking space beside it
Description: Exterior Fire Escape
Name: Western Kentucky Universirty (WKU), Center for Research and Development (CRD)
Description: WKU's Center for Research and Development Campus houses WKU's Small Business Accelerator (various tenants), the Applied Physics Institute, a BGMU operated colocation facility (data center), a super-computing facility, a PoP of the Kentucky Wired Network.
Name: Room Gr58
Description: Shipping
Name: Bit Source, LLC
Description: Coal to Coding
Name: Leroy Neiman Gallery
Description: The gallery is a changing exhibit named in tribute to the world-renowned artist. It features works that record several Ali bouts as well as personal and emotional portraits. LeRoy Neiman passed away in 2012. The gallery is available for events.
Name: Central Scaffolding Hazard
Description: A scaffolding hazard has been erected from May 2018 through August or September 2018 in the center of the lobby. There are passages for travel to the west and east of the scaffolding
Name: Summer Box Office
Description: The Summer Box Office is a temporary structure for May-September 2018 during some construction.
Name: Southside Park
Description: The park is located on Ballard Street on the property that was once Southside Pool. It has a regulation softball field with state of the art lighting. Restrooms are currently under construction and playground equipment is being installed.
Name: Stairs C
Description: Stairs C serves the northeast corner of the building.
Name: Stairs B
Description: Stairs B serves the northwest corner of the building.
Name: Stairs D
Description: Stairs D serves the southeast corner of the building.
Description: Elevator serves the northwest corner of the building levels1 through 5