You may browse public areas of our site. Preserving the past for our future Rich in a cultural heritage that includes rolling fields of Kentucky bluegrass, historic landmarks, structures and sites, Central Kentucky is a place of its own, with a clearly defined identity and personality. The historic Hunt-Morgan House Supported entirely by volunteers and a small staff, the Blue Grass Trust has worked to preserve our common heritage since 1955.
Education is key to preservation.
The Primary Heritage Education Program is a hands-on opportunity for teachers and students to learn about Fayette County s history and the significance of historical structures and sites. Special events like restoration seminars cover topics of interest to homeowners, from box gutter and replacing historic windows, to the problems of parking in a historic neighborhood. Other technical assistance is available on a need-basis. Join the Blue Grass Trust and receive such benefits as our monthly publication Preservation Matters. Every spring the Trust participates in Mayfest, Preservation Week and holds the Lexington Antiques and Garden Show at Keeneland Race Course.