The White Hall State Historic Site is a historic home in Richmond, nestled in the scenic rolling farmland of Kentucky. Constructed during the late 1700s, along with an addition in the 1860s, the historic mansion was designed in the Italianate and Georgian styles, boasting almost ten thousand square feet and including modern innovations for the time period like indoor plumbing and central heating. The White Hall State Historic Site was formerly the home of Cassius Clay, newspaper publishers, politician, emancipationist, friend of Abraham Lincoln, and Ambassador to Russia. The house was originally built by his father, General Green Clay.

Address: 500 White Hall Shrine Rd, Richmond, KY 40475, Phone: 859-623-9178

Visit a historic fort at Fort Boonesborough State Park Step back in time at the White Hall State Historic Site Stop by the Battle of Richmond Visitors Center Go wine tasting at Chenault Vineyards Take the kids to Baldwin Farms Admire art at the Richmond Area Arts Center Have dinner at Brady's Sushi and Hibachi Have lunch at Madison Garden Bar and Grill Play a round of golf at the Boones Trace National Golf Course Have fun at the Adventure Falls Mini Golf and Battling Cages

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