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https://www.state-journal.com/opinion/letter-find-an-alternative-to-preserve-broadway-bridge/article_aee1e384-67cc-11ea-bcb6-d744b45df880.html 

Dedicated to saving bridges across the country, the nonprofit organization (Workin' Bridges) was hired by the Franklin County Trust for Historic Preservation and WalkBike Frankfort to explore how Frankfort can save the historic Broadway Bridge. -  https://www.state-journal.com/news/save-your-own-damn-bridge-non-profit-says-broadway-bridge/article_5378fdfc-5453-11ea-9190-b76702a95897.html 

 According to an application to add the Blanton-Crutcher Farm to the National Register of Historic Places, the farm has been known by several names, including the Maryland Farm. The application was dated 1975 and was among documents about the farm compiled by the Capital City Museum. The application said that the farm had agricultural and architectural significance.   https://www.state-journal.com/news/focus-the-history-behind-a-historic-property-marked-for-industrial-development/article_32741f1a-4f49-11ea-a810-0fe7ff6d7513.html 

 Members of the Franklin County Trust for Historic Preservation have been meeting with county government staff about creating a process that would give citizens notice of historic places that are up for demolition.    https://www.state-journal.com/news/focus-process-to-notify-public-of-possible-demolitions-of-historic/article_1a575444-0253-11ea-95d6-374ef7ceea19.html 

 https://www.state-journal.com/news/franklin-county-trust-for-historic-preservation-presents-2019-martha-moore-awards/article_31b0d160-dcc4-11e9-a5f8-e35f37633d09.html 

 https://www.state-journal.com/news/four-local-projects-earn-martha-moore-historic-preservation-awards/article_7f404b08-c966-5696-b2fe-f68dffb22797.html 

 The Franklin County Trust for Historic Preservation presented four recipients the Martha Moore Award for Historic Preservation at its board meeting in August.   Craig Potts, Kentucky’s state historic Preservation Officer, introduced each awardee and Betsy Hatfield, executive director of preservation Kentucky, provided closing remarks.  The recipients were presented with FCTHP plaques by Martha Moore, who founded the trust with like-minded individuals to save and restore the Glenn Willis House.  -  https://www.state-journal.com/spectrum/franklin-county-trust-for-historic-preservation-presents-awards/article_37faf301-9c53-517e-bba9-078e994baedc.html 

https://www.state-journal.com/news/franklin-county-historic-trust-recognizes-5-properties-that-are-best-for-rehabilitation/article_35e27bad-56a2-5d69-99ec-055148872dd9.html 

 The question of historic value always enters into the discussion when a building is threatened. This raises the question: What is the difference between an old building and a historic building? -  https://www.state-journal.com/opinion/old-y-s-historic-value-is-certain/article_53ebd8c3-e3c2-5dc6-aec3-2e56493a55bc.html 

 https://www.thekaintuckeean.com/old-ymca-frankfor/ 

The Franklin County Trust for Historic Preservation presented the second 2014 Preserve Franklin County grant award to the Frankfort Cemetery, at the ceremony.  https://kycapitalliving.com/tag/franklin-county-trust-for-historic-preservation/ 

Lexington Herald Leader - https://www.kentucky.com/latest-news/article43974174.html