The Kentucky State Historic Preservation Plan is intended as a guide for statewide preservation activities into the 21st century.  Ensuring that the Commonwealth’s enormously diverse historic sites remain productive and survive into the new millennium will require effective public policy, a vigorous preservation program, and the hard work of many committed Kentuckians.  Indeed, success will depend upon the many individuals, organizations, governmental agencies, local preservation commissions, preservation professionals, and elected officials who together will be responsible for carrying out a shared preservation agenda.  Policy, planning, and stewardship, successfully combined, can preserve our past for future generations.  These ideas are reflected in the vision that guides the State Historic Preservation Plan.

Parkette Drive-in Fayette County