This is the worn-down gravestone of Ann McGinty, the most famous Pioneer women who lived at Fort Harrod with James Harrod and his company. This lonely grave is located in the Pioneer Cemetery at Old Fort Harrod State Park.
Harrodsburg Sestercentennial - Welcome to Harrodsburg, the oldest English settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains, established in 1774. We will be celebrating our 250th anniversary with huge celebrations in 2024. Join us!
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