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Step through the front doors of White Hall State Historic Site and you are transported back in time. 

Revolutionary War veteran General Green Clay first built his home Clermont in 1798-99. His son Cassius M. Clay went on to rebuild around the original structure in the 1860s and renamed the house White Hall. The house remained in the Clay family until 1968 when

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family members donated the home to the state of Kentucky. The state then purchased 13.5 of the original 2000 acres that surrounded the mansion. After much renovation and preservation the home was opened to the public as a state historic site in 1971.
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White Hall State Historic Site
was named a Historic Site in Journalism by The Society of Professional Journalists in 2011

Click Here to learn about the ceremony.

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