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General Leonidas Polk used this as headquarters during Confederate occupation of Bardstown. Barbecues here in the
1840's brought Henry Clay, Judge John Rowan and John J. Crittenden as speakers. Other notable visitors included
Cassius M. Clay, Gen. WIlliam Preston, Felix Grundy, Jesse Bledsoe. In rear of place is site of famous Rowan-Chambers
1801 duel. See over.
Photograph courtesy of Kitty Taylor (August, 1997) Return to Nelson County marker listing
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