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Farmington Musings

DBGreen

Focusing on the stories from Historic Farmington in Louisville, Kentucky plus some other interesting comments on history

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Latest Issues

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The Wonder of History

The Lincoln Birthplace Memorial near Hodgenville, Kentucky. Photo from the National Park Service website found here.

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Lincoln Goes Home

Slave auction in New Orleans, 1842, "Sale of Estates, Pictures and Slaves in the Rotunda, New Orleans." The nation's most active slave market was in New Orleans. Slaves who had been "sold down the river" were auctioned off to plantation own...

2 months ago
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Join my new subscriber chat

Today I’m announcing a brand new addition to my Substack publication: Farmington Musings subscriber chat.

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Lincoln and the Invisible People

This photograph shows the “Winter Kitchen” inside the basement of the Farmington mansion. The Speeds actually maintained two kitchens: one separated from the house.

3 months ago
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  • DBGreen

    I retired from teaching history after 42 years. I currently serve as a volunteer docent at Farmington Plantation, home of Joshua and James Speed, their family, and dozens of enslaved people in Louisville.

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