Designated as a National Historic Landmark, Ashland serves as a living museum, offering tours and community events that provide visitors with a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Henry Clay’s life and …

Ashland is the name of the plantation of the 19th-century Kentucky statesman Henry Clay, [2] located in Lexington, Kentucky, in the central Bluegrass region of the state.

Ashland, the home of famous 19th-century statesman Henry Clay, is at the edge downtown Lexington on a beautiful 17-acre wooded estate with an English parterre garden.

Opened to the public in 1950, Ashland is a National Historic Landmark. Home tours, special events, and educational programs are offered throughout the year. University of Kentucky researchers conducted …

Ashland is the site of celebrated statesman Henry Clay's original 672-acre estate that once grew hemp, tobacco, and grain.

Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate, offers a deep look into Kentucky’s history, highlighting both Henry Clay’s legacy as the “Great Compromiser” and the lives of the enslaved individuals who lived and …

Visit the historic estate of Henry Clay, where every room, path, and artifact tells a story. Whether you’re exploring the lives of political giants, visionary women, or generations of change-makers, Ashland …

On October 18, 1862, as Confederate troops were retreating from the Battle of Perryville, action took place on the grounds of Henry Clay's "Ashland" Estate.

Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate Site no.: 15Fa206 County: Fayette Research: Historic (ca.1804 -1950s) Access: Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate Home Activities: Tours, educational programs, interpretive …

Apr 11, 2022 · I thought to myself, “If we’re going to see where Henry Clay was buried, we should also see where Henry Clay lived.” So, I added Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate, to the itinerary for the day.