LOGANS FORT FOUNDATION INC

STANFORD, KY

Hold on forever Glassart by Stephen Rolfe Powell, National Glassart Museum, Danville, Kentucky
Hold on forever Credit: sniggie

Logan’s Fort Foundation Inc. is a non-profit organization located in Stanford, Kentucky. The foundation is dedicated to promoting the preservation and restoration of Logan’s Fort, a historic landmark historically significant to the state of Kentucky.

The foundation was formed in 2006, and is composed of local citizens and members of the community that are dedicated to preserving and protecting this important piece of history. The foundation is committed to the conservation of the site, and also works to provide educational programs and public access to the historic fort.

The foundation’s mission is to preserve, protect and promote the historical significance of Logan’s Fort. They are responsible for maintaining the fort, and also work to promote public awareness of the fort’s history and importance. The foundation also works to advocate for the protection and preservation of the fort’s historical artifacts.

The foundation is funded through donations and grants, as well as volunteer labor and support from local businesses and individuals. The foundation also works closely with other local organizations, such as the Lincoln County Historical Society, to further their mission.

Logan’s Fort Foundation Inc. is dedicated to protecting and promoting the historical significance of Logan’s Fort, and works to provide educational opportunities to the public in order to ensure the fort’s longevity.

LOGANS FORT FOUNDATION INC is a History Museum in STANFORD KY. US MID #8402100211

The museum is classed as HST (History Museums). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Southeastern (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia).

Hold on forever Glassart by Stephen Rolfe Powell, National Glassart Museum, Danville, Kentucky
Tufted titmouse
White-breasted nuthatch
A-chuk a-chuk!
Bad intelligence: Confederates convinced themselves that the vast majority of Kentuckians secretly favored their cause Confederates convinced themselves that if they showed up in force, Kentuckians would not be intimidated by the United States but would feel free to join the Confederate cause and would join in droves. Kentuckians did not. Quite the opposite. The border state had declared itself neutral at the outset of the secession of southern states in the hope of brokering a grand compromise between the North and South to prevent civil war. Kentuckians did not want war and did not want apocalyptic battles of carnage between their fellow countrymen in their own yard. Although a small minority, sizable and elite parts of the population in the state, supported the Confederacy, Kentuckians did not want citizens of their state to be at war with one another. That was not good state policy. So, neutrality. Despite being part of a slave-owning state, when push came to shove, Kentuckians overwhelmingly felt more loyalty to the U.S. Constitution and the United States. "United we stand, divided we fall" had been its state motto since 1792. Rural and urban Kentuckians–north, south, and east–joined overwhelmingly to fight on the side of the United States against the Confederacy. They voted for pro-Union state legislators so much that 4 out of 5* of Kentucky's legislators were pro-Union. Even before the Civil War pushed Kentucky to polarize even more in support of the Union, early in the war the state House of Representatives introduced and passed a law that made joining the Confederate army a traitorous act against Kentucky and illegal for Kentuckians in <a href="https://ket.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/ket-history-civilwar42/kentucky-house-bill-no-36/" rel="noreferrer nofollow">House Bill 36 of 1861</a>. Regarding national congressmen at the outset of secession, <a href="https://www.essentialcivilwarcurriculum.com/kentucky-in-the-civil-war-1861-1862.html" rel="noreferrer nofollow">Steven Bernstein in Kentucky in the Civil War 1861-1862 writes</a>: "On June 20th, Kentuckians elected 10 Congressmen, 9 of whom were Unionist." *Note: I'm going by memory on the 4:5 legislator data. I think this was from the book Kentucky's Civil War. I'm looking for the sources on this data now…
So glad modern cameras have AF … because although I love photography, I have terrible vision.
I loved you like a color tv Artist: Stephen Rolfe Powell Material: stained glass Venue: Art Center of the Bluegrass
You ain't heard nothing yet
'Hello' ".. quack quack"
You'd think it the 4th of July This ain't no Kenny G. Brass, sax, and mics–oh yeah!
Fill my cup Stephen Rolfe Powell Memorial (glass art), Centre College
Into the Tesseract This is not light bouncing off the stained glass art itself to show the object but rather light projecting through that stained glass art onto a wall. Glass artist: Stephen Rolfe Powell Venue: Art Center of the Bluegrass, Danville, KY

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LOGANS FORT FOUNDATION INC
PO BOX 1775
STANFORD
KY
40484

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MID # 8402100211
Name LOGANS FORT FOUNDATION INC
Alternate Name
Classification History Museums, , Southeastern
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) 311506956
NTEECC A54
Tax period of the latest return filed (YYYYMM) 201306
INCOME 0
REVENUE 0
LAT/LONG 37.506218, -84.69224
CODES FIPS State Code: 21
FIPS County Code: 137
US Census Tract: 920101
US Census Block: 1035