This is a list of plantations (including plantation houses) in the U.S. state of Kentucky, which are: National Historic Landmarks, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, listed on a heritage register, or are otherwise significant for their history, association with significant events or people, or their architecture and design.[1] [2] [3]
| Color key | Historic register listing | |
|---|---|---|
| National Historic Landmark | ||
| National Register of Historic Places | ||
| Contributing property to a National Register of Historic Places historic district | ||
| Designated Kentucky landmark or Historic Marker | ||
| Designated Kentucky Heritage Farm (Kentucky Heritage Council) | ||
| Not listed on national or state register | ||
| NRHP reference number | Name | Image | Date designated | Locality | County | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 83002891 | Alexander Plantation House | Midway | Woodford | ||||
| 83002837 | Anatok | Bardstown 37.8081°N -85.4715°W | Nelson | ||||
| 76000913 | Arcadia | Shelby City | Lincoln | ||||
| 66000357 | Ashland | Lexington 38.0286°N -84.48°W | Fayette | ||||
| 88003372 | Aspen Hall | Harrodsburg | Mercer | ||||
| 83002633 | Beechland | Louisville | Jefferson | ||||
| 83002889 | Blossom Hill | Milton | Trimble | ||||
| 98000325 | Blue Wing Landing | Gratz | Owen | ||||
| 88003368 | Sutfield House | Harrodsurg | Mercer | ||||
| 78001375 | The Cedars | Stanford | Lincoln | ||||
| 76000925 | Clay Hill | Harrodsburg | Mercer | ||||
| 93000045 | Coleman-Desha Plantation | Cynthiana | Harrison | ||||
| 76000926 | Doricham | Harrodsburg | Mercer | ||||
| Duncan Hall | Bloomfield | Nelson | Built by Confederate Major Green Duncan in 1854 and housed 61 slaves. Remained in the same family until the 21st century. Burned in 2009. | ||||
| 83002660 | Edgewood | Brownsboro Farm | Jefferson | ||||
| Elmwood | Perryville | Boyle | |||||
| Emmick Plantation | Lewisport | Hancock | |||||
| Fairfax Plantation | Bloomfield | Nelson | Built by John Stone, a native of Fairfax County, Va. in 1791. Home was later expanded. Also known as Stoneland. | ||||
| Fairfield | Paris | Bourbon | |||||
| 72000536 | Farmington | Louisville | Jefferson | ||||
| Fearn Hill | Hunters Bottom | Carroll | |||||
| 83002668 | Fishpool Plantation | Louisville | |||||
| Federal Grove | Auburn | Logan | |||||
| 71000354 | Federal Hill | Bardstown | Nelson | ||||
| 87002189 | Forest Hill | Stanford | Lincoln | ||||
| Gatliff Plantation | Knox | ||||||
| Giltner Plantation | Hunters Bottom | Carroll | |||||
| 73000786 | The Grange | Paris | Bourbon | ||||
| 77000614 | Helm Place | Lexington | Fayette | ||||
| Henry Duncan House | Bloomfield | Nelson | Built by Henry Duncan, a descendant of Christopher Newport and Thomas Bragg, in 1783. Home was enlarged in 1800 and 1815. | ||||
| 80001649 | James W. Alcorn House | Stanford | Lincoln | Also known as the Hickories at St. Alsaph's. | |||
| 83002828 | Honeysuckle Hill | Harrodsburg | Mercer | ||||
| Huston Plantation | Morganfield | Union | |||||
| 71000347 | Locust Grove | Louisville 38.2871°N -85.6619°W | Jefferson | ||||
| Longview Farm | Glenview | Jefferson | |||||
| Maple Hill Manor | Springfield | Washington | Served as Confederate encampment and Union Hospital. Childhood home of Phil Simms. | ||||
| 84000292 | McCutcheon Meadows | Auburn | Logan | ||||
| Maplewood Plantation | Walton | Boone | |||||
| Mount Brilliant | Lexington | Fayette | |||||
| Mount Lebanon | Paris | Bourbon | |||||
| Maplewood Plantation | Walton | Boone | |||||
| 00000269 | Newell B. McClaskey House | March 24, 2000 | Bloomfield | Nelson | |||
| Oaklawn Plantation | Bardstown | Nelson | Currently a bed and breakfast named Bourbon Manor. | ||||
| 83002855 | Oldham Plantation | Falmouth | Pendleton | ||||
| 76000907 | Oxmoor | Louisville | Jefferson | ||||
| 75000763 | Pleasant Retreat | Lancaster | Garrard | ||||
| 83002887 | Preston Plantation | Bedford | Trimble | ||||
| 76000862 | Richwood Plantation | Milton | Trimble | ||||
| 05001316 | Ridgeway | Cynthiana | Harrison | ||||
| 79003117 | Riverside | Louisville | Jefferson | ||||
| Rocky Hill Plantation | Smithland | Livingston | [4] | ||||
| Sanford Bishop House | Bloomfield | Nelson | |||||
| Scarlett Berkley Duncan Plantation | Bloomfield | Nelson | |||||
| Slead House | Shelbyville | Shelby | |||||
| 73000814 | Sportsman's Hill | Crab Orchard | Lincoln | ||||
| 66000359 | Springfield | Louisville 38.2792°N -85.6472°W | Jefferson | ||||
| Anoatop Plantation | Bloomfield | Nelson | Built by John Jones in the late 1850s. Currently houses a bed and breakfast and winery. Also known as Springhill | ||||
| Springrest Plantation | Bloomfield | Nelson | Built by Dr. Micajah Glasscock in 1854. | ||||
| Stillwell Heady Plantation | Bloomfield | Nelson | Built by the Heady family off of highway 458. | ||||
| Stone Hall Plantation | Bloomfield | Nelson | Built in 1835 by Isaac Davis Stone on land owned by his father since 1791. | ||||
| Villa Lawn | Bardstown | Nelson | |||||
| W.J. Kendrick Plantation | Monticello | Wayne | |||||
| Walnut Hill | Gethsemane | Lincoln | |||||
| 80001662 | Walnut Groves Plantation | April 1, 1980 | Bloomfield | Nelson | Also known as Walnut Groves Farm or Merrifield House. Built by Samuel Boone Merrifield around 1830. Owned by the Merrifield, then McClaskey families; then by the Merrfield family again. Now owned by Linda Bruckheimer and her movie producer husband, Jerry. | ||
| 71000342 | Waveland Plantation | Lexington | Fayette | ||||
| 85001841 | Ward Hall | Georgetown | Scott | ||||
| 71000352 | White Hall | Richmond | Madison | ||||
| 84001824 | Anderson-Smith House | Paducah | McCracken | ||||
| 73000824 | Wickland | Bardstown | Nelson | ||||
| William Gatewood Plantation | Bedford | Trimble | |||||
| 10000904 | Woodstock Plantation | Trenton | Todd | ||||