A comprehensive guidebook to the geography, history, culture, and attractions of Kentucky, compiled by the Federal Writers' Project during the Great Depression. The book offers detailed descriptions and maps of cities, parks, museums, landmarks, and other points of interest, as well as lively essays on topics such as bourbon, coal mining, and bluegrass music. A valuable resource for visitors, residents, and anyone interested in the rich heritage and diversity of the Bluegrass State.

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