Episode 37 State Arsenal
from Kentucky Historical Markers Hosted by Greg McGaha
A brief history of the state arsenal and now Kentucky Military History Museum. For more information check out these links: https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/225 https://history.ky.gov/visit/kentucky-military-history-museum Contact me at :[email protected]
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