Lexington Collection (page 3)

Henry Clays Home
HENRY CLAYs home at Ashland, Lexington, Kentucky, USA. Date: 1852

Court House Square, Lexington, Kentucky, USA
First & City National Bank and Court House Square, Lexington, Kentucky, USA. Date: 1918

Lexington Vintage Car - Automobile
Lexington Vintage Car/Automobile, England. Date: 1919

Parade in Sixth Street, St Paul, Minnesota, USA
Decoration Day Parade of schoolchildren creating a living flag of the Stars and Stripes in Sixth Street (West from Robert), St Paul, Minnesota, USA. Date: circa 1909

Lexington Street, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Lexington Street (seen from Eutaw Street), Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Date: circa 1908

Drawings Prints, Print, Awful, Conflagration, Steam, Boat, Lexington, Long, Island
Drawings and Prints, Print, Awful Conflagration of the Steam Boat Lexington in Long Island Sound on Monday Eve, January 13th, 1840, by which melancholy occurrence, over 100 Persons Perished

Drawings Prints, Print, Newspaper, article, accompanying, print, Sun, Awful, Conflagration
Drawings and Prints, Print, Newspaper article accompanying print in The Sun, Awful Conflagration of the Steam Boat Lexington in Long Island Sound on Monday Eve, January 13th, 1840

Low angle view upward of pink dogwood tree against blue sky, Lexington, Kentucky

HOGS, 1941. Hogs on a farm in Lexington, Nebraska. Photograph by Marion Post Wolcott, 1941

POVERTY: CHILD, 1936. Impovished girl of a family living on The Natchez Trace Project, a Public Works Program which enabled families to move to better farms with the help of the Resettlement

TOBACCO HARVEST, 1940. Workers cutting Burley tobacco and putting it on sticks to wilt on the Russell Spears farm near Lexington, Kentucky. Photograph by Marion Post Wolcott, 1940

World War II poster of American Minutemen firing their rifles
Digitally restored war propaganda poster. This vintage World War II poster features American Minutemen firing their rifles in battle

Revolutionary War print of American minutemen being fired upon by British troops
Vintage Revolutionary War print of American minutemen being fired upon by British troops at Lexington, Massachusetts

American 19th Century, Lexington Battle Monument, 1853 or after, oil on canvas

Recumbent Statue of the Late General Lee, in the Mausoleum at Lexington, Virginia, u
Recumbent Statue of the Late General Lee, in the Mausoleum at Lexington, Virginia, U.s.A. U.s. Us, Usa, United States, United States of America, 1876

Kitchen of the John Hancock House, Lexington, Hancock, John, 1671-1752, Homes & haunts, Clarke, Jonas, 1730-1805, Homes & haunts, Kitchens, United States, Massachusetts, Lexington, 1900

Line of the Minute Men Memorial, Lexington, Minutemen (Militia), Monuments & memorials, Battlefields, Lexington, Battle of, Lexington, Mass, 1775, United States, Massachusetts, Lexington, 1900

Statue of Capt. Parker, Lexington, Mass, Parker, John, , 1729-1775, Sculpture, United States, Massachusetts, Lexington, 1902

USA, Kentucky, Lexington. Horse at fence. Credit as: Don Grall / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Close-up of Twilight Rose, a well-known thoroughbred race horse, in his pasture at the Donamire Farm in Lexington, Kentucky

USA, Kentucky, Lexington. Yearling horse stands in stall opening. Credit as: Don Grall / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

METHODIST CHURCH, 1790. Thr first Methodist church in Kentucky, at Masterson Station near Lexington, where Bishop Francis Asbury in 1790 held the first Methodist conference west of the Alleghenies

HORSE RACING, 1915. Finish of a race at a track in Lexington, Kentucky, c1915

KENTUCKY: TOBACCO SHED. Hanging tobacco in shed for curing at Lexington, Kentucky. Stereograph, c1900

INDEPENDENCE DAY. Commemorative illustration of the 4th of July. Engraving, 1853

FIRST STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. A two year school that trains teachers in elementary grades. Opened 4 July 1839 in Lexington, Massachusetts

North America, USA, Massachusetts, Lexington. Detail of a stately old home in Lexington
USA, Massachusetts, Lexington. Detail of a stately old home in Lexington, Massachusetts

USA-Kentucky-Lexington: Market Street Historic Houses
USA, Kentucky, Lexington: Market Street Historic Houses

USA-Kentucky-Lexington: Horse Column- Market Street
USA, Kentucky, Lexington: Horse Column, Market Street

USA, Kentucky, Lexington area. A green field of tobacco is contrasted by a red barn in Kentuckys Lexington area

Horse graze in a pasture near Lexington, Kentucky

Thoroughbred horse in stall, Donamire Horse Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

Redbud trees in full bloom, Lexington, Kentucky

Road lined with Redbud and dogwood trees in full bloom, Lexington, Kentucky

Fence and dogwood and redbud trees in early spring, Lexington, Kentucky

Female thoroughbred and foal, Donamire Horse Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

Small creek at sunrise, Bluegrass region near Lexington, Kentucky

Fences and horse pastures at sunrise, Bluegrass region around Lexington, Kentucky

Mare and young colt in paddock, Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, Kentucky (Editorial Usage Only)

NA, USA, Kentucky, Lexington Portrait of thoroughbred race horse, Kentucky Horse Park
USA, Kentucky, Lexington. Portrait of thoroughbred race horse, Kentucky Horse Park

NA, USA, Kentucky, Lexington White fence on horse farm (Not property released)
USA, Kentucky, Lexington. White fence on horse farm

N. A. USA, Kentucky, Lexington Wheat crop
USA, Kentucky, Lexington, Wheat crop

N. A. USA, Kentucky, Lexington Single tree on ridge at sunset
USA, Kentucky, Lexington. Single tree on ridge at sunset

USA, Kentucky, Lexington, Raven Run Nature Sanctuary, Hillside of Wild Hyacinth (Camassia scilloides) (Large format sizes available)

Winding fences, Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, Kentucky

Lexington, an American aircraft carrier was sunk 7th May 1942 by torpedoes and bombs from the Japanese Navy. She first seemed to survive the bombing, but after a series of internal explosions

American Civil War 1861-1865. First Battle of Lexington also called Battle of the Hemp Bales, 13-10 September 1861, Missouri. Currier & Ives hand-coloured print c1861

Postcard of Champion Saddle Stallion. ca. 1913, A groom holds Dandy Jim 1531, a famous Kentucky champion saddle stallion. Dandy Jim is owned by C.L. Kerr of Lexington, Kentucky

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Lexington, a city steeped in history and renowned for its equestrian heritage, holds an esteemed place in the heart of Kentucky. From the celebrated horse Lexington, born to Boston and Ali at just five years old, to the iconic white fences that grace its landscape, this city is synonymous with equine excellence. Keeneland race track stands as a testament to Lexington's passion for horse racing. The thundering hooves and roaring crowds create an electrifying atmosphere that captures the essence of this vibrant city. Beyond its equine legacy, it has left indelible marks elsewhere. The Barbizon Hotel in New York once welcomed visitors from all walks of life but held a special place in the hearts of those hailing from Lexington. It served as a home away from home for many who ventured far from their beloved Bluegrass State. Speaking of which, nothing quite compares to gazing upon the picturesque views of Kentucky's countryside. Rolling hills dotted with hay bales evoke feelings of tranquility and remind us why we cherish this land so dearly. Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate, offers a glimpse into Lexington's political past. This historic site allows visitors to step back in time and explore the life and legacy of one of America's most influential statesmen. The Thoroughbred Center serves as both a training ground for future champions and a symbol of Lexington's dedication to preserving its equestrian traditions. Here, horses are nurtured with care and expertise while carrying on the proud lineage that defines this remarkable city. Let us not forget Kenneland - where dreams are realized on race days when jockeys guide their noble steeds towards victory amidst cheers echoing through grandstands filled with anticipation. A portrait captured by Thomas J. Scott transports us back to 1857 when Lexington stood tall against time’s relentless march forward – forever etching his name into history books alongside other legendary figures who shaped our nation’s destiny. Lexington's significance extends beyond its own borders.