Posted in Kentucky
November 24, 2017
Go Back In Time In For A Day In This Teeny Tiny Kentucky Town
There are many towns throughout Kentucky where it seems as if time has stood still. Historic buildings are scattered about and remnants of a former era remain. Bedford, Kentucky is one of these small towns where you can feel as if you’ve gone back in time—and in the best ways possible. Life slows down on the streets of Bedford and you can experience Kentucky life as it once was.
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There's nothing fancy about this simple town, and that is its biggest appeal. The county has a rich agricultural history and several historic buildings can be found throughout town, including the Courthouse, pictured above.
Erected around 1850, the jail is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and served as a place of imprisonment for the county from about 1850 to 1983.
It has a relaxed, country feel that will make you feel right at home. The food is made to order and quite delicious and the entire experience will feel memorable and nostalgic.
Somewhat new to town, Poppy's General Store is a locally owned gem that has become the heart of the community. It's reminiscent of the days of running into neighbors while picking up a gallon of milk and chatting with the workers while you wait for your deli order.
The locals appreciate the simple things and life just feels nostalgic in this historic Kentucky town.
Bedford Is a charming small Kentucky town with plenty of history and character. Have you been through Bedford? Or maybe you grew up in the area? Share your experience with us in the comments! And let us know which Kentucky town we should check out next!
And for more small towns in Kentucky, check out our previous article here.
