I admire the utilitarian
architecture in Historic
Frankfort.
This building has elements of the Federal Architectural Style.
The peaked roof of a Gothic
Revival home shares a street
with a modern steel &
glass building.
glass building.
A Georgian Style
home
The wrought iron porch
& balcony remind me of
the French Quarter in
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Daddy's Spot
It's nice to have reserved
parking in a busy
downtown.
The third floor of this building
is an homage to Victorian Era
mansard roof.
I am a fan of the Shamrock
shaped windows in the
"gables" of this building.
The third floor windows
combine circular &
rectangular windows.
The corner door & windows
draw the visitor's eye.
This stone building is
solidly built.
Many buildings in Historic
Frankfort have been restored &
renovated for modern uses.
I see a number of corniced
buildings in the downtown
business area.
This type of building was
very popular in the late
1800s & early 1900s.
Nitro of Frankfort is a fun,
upscale ladies shop.
This Little Free Library
encourages passersby to
take a book & leave a book
for others to read.
The securiy guard at the
Kentucky State Capitol
recommendsBuddy's
Pizza for lunch.
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