Kentucky
Kentucky is a southeastern state bounded by the Ohio River in the north and the Appalachian Mountains in the east, with Frankfort the state capital. The state's largest city, Louisville, is home to the Kentucky Derby, the renowned horse race held at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May. The race is preceded by a 2-week festival and celebrated in the Kentucky Derby Museum year-round.
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Cora Combs
American professional wrestler
Daniel Mongiardo
Former Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky
Mary Lou Turner
American musical artist
Tanner Morgan
American football quarterback
Jackie DeShannon
American singer-songwriter
Joseph L. Bristow
Former United States Senator
Vern Bickford
American baseball player
Kerry Kurt Phillips
Songwriter
Husband E. Kimmel
Officer
Stephen Bardo
American professional basketball player
Shane Dax Taylor
Film producer
Alan Hays
Supervisor of Elections of Lake County, Florida
John J. Becker
American composer
Gary L. Littrell
Military personnel
Charles D. Barrett
General
Darrell A. Posey
American anthropologist
Logan English
American singer
Joey Goebel
American author
Luther Skaggs Jr.
Military personnel
Teddy Darby
American singer
Stovepipe Johnson
Confederate-American commanding officer
Mary Ann Fisher
Singer
William Snyder
American photojournalist
Ann Rutledge
Mallory Ervin
American YouTuber
Misti Dawn
Pornographic film actor
Rosa Henderson
American singer
Sam Ball
American football player
John B. Conaway
General
John Woodhouse Audubon
Painter
Billy Baskette
American composer
Lou Lilly
American animator
Robby Mills
Kentucky state Senator
Samuel Isett Woodbridge
American missionary
Lazarus W. Powell
Former Governor of Kentucky
Gail Pettis
Musical artist
Jimmy Feix
American football player
Henry Dixon Allen
U. S. representative
Wendell Berry
American novelist
Reuben T. Durrett
Lawyer
Arthur Yager
John Calhoon
Former United States Representative
Jesse Applegate
Pleasant Tackitt
Politician
Robert Glen Coe
Elvis Jacob Stahr Jr.
American government official
Frederick D. Gardner
Former Governor of Missouri