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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Ben M. Williamson
Former U. S. senator
Effie Waller Smith
American poet
Eula Hall
Will T. Scott
Jurist
Ruth McCoy Farley
Dwight Yoakam
American singer-songwriter
Patty Loveless
American singer
Stephen Cochran
American singer
Wes Robinson
Actor
Jonny Venters
Baseball pitcher
Joey Huffman
American musician
Robert Damron
American professional golfer
Jerry Layne
Umpire
Dave Adkins
Musical artist
Murray Garvin
Basketball coach
Preston Spradlin
Basketball coach
Kris Deskins
Film actor
John Paul Riddle
Aircraft pilot
Mona Rae Miracle
Berniece Baker Miracle's daughter
Joseph Chilton Pearce
American author
Rodney McMullen
CEO of Kroger
Dan Haley
American football player
Shanda Sharer
Bradley Kincaid
American singer
George M. Thomas
Former United States Representative
Clyde Hatter
Baseball player
James Best
American television actor
Lily May Ledford
American musical artist
Boyd Holbrook
American actor
Greg Stumbo
Former Attorney General of Kentucky
George B. Martin
Former member of the United States Senate
Janet Stumbo
Justice
John McConnell Rice
Former United States Representative
Tony Franklin
American football player
Perry Maxwell
American golf course architect
Charles Lisanby
American production designer
Marvin Gray
Stephanie Jane Markham
Actress
Mabel Stark
Animal trainer
J. D. Grey
Elijah Sindelar
American football quarterback
William Hamilton Stepp
American musician
Naomi Wallace
American playwright
Justin Powell
American basketball player
Marion Carr
Actress
Carl V. Dupré
Screenwriter
Alicia Austin
Artist