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H&H Jackson from Indy, Indiana said...
We are relaxing in our room while staying here in Augusta. I have enjoyed shopping in your little shops and the people are so friendly. What a hidden tresure this town is and the people of Augusta are so lucky to have it all the time.
1/8/2012 3:40:00 PM Brenda from Mount Vernon, Indiana said...
I attended your Christmas parade and I have to say for a small town you know how to put on a show. I really enjoyed the music during the parade too. I would urge anybody thinking about visiting Augusta, please do so, you will love it. Can`t wait to come back in the spring. Happy New Year
1/1/2012 11:30:22 PM Tina & Luke Traylor from Cleves, Ohio said...
Hi there, Augusta! I was in your community during Labor Day weekend and I cannot wait to come back. I would like to mention your facebook page which I consider one of the best around. The photos are top of the line! I always look forward to what new things pop up on it! Keep up the great work and reward your Tourism Dept for a job well done!
10/17/2011 11:27:13 PM Otto (Ottoman) from Cincinnati, Kentucky said...
Saturday, September 03, 2011, 8:00 PM, get ready Augusta for the BEST Rock-n-Roll show on earth with songs from the 50's and 60's to include "The Grass Roots, Frankie Valli, The Vogues, Gary Puckett, Billy Joel Royal, BJ Thomas, Buddy Holley, Herb Alpert, A Salute to Armed Forces, and of course, The King, Elvis Presley". Two great shows, one fun packed night.
Information here on this web site, or go to Hot Wax's web site, http://www.hotwaxshow.com
See you there.
8/12/2011 11:30:24 AM Joe Morgan from King of Prussia, Pennsylvania said...
I love to look at my river for I grew up in Maysville and I peek in every chance I get. Brings back a lot of old memories. Thanks for keeping it on the web.
5/5/2011 7:22:06 PM Mary Wood from Katy , Texas said...
I love the Ferry Cam, brings back so many memories. If I am feeling blue I just turn it on and remember those days of my childhood. I love visiting family and friends as much as I can. Looking forward to my visit in July .
5/2/2011 12:27:11 PM William & Mary from Hilton Head, South Carolina said...
Hi Augusta, I wanted to let you know that I love your little town and enjoy being your friend on your Augusta FB page. If the owners of Facebook gives a award to unique pages, Augusta Ky should get it. It has such spirit and whoever maintains it does a wonderful job! Thank you, William & Mary
4/8/2011 4:53:43 AM Byron Partridge from king, Kentucky said...
My family and I lived there for about 1 and a half years 1978,79. We lived on riverside drive. I have been through several times since we moved. I noticed the house we lived in was gone. I was sad to have had to move, and even to this day I still miss the town and it's people. I can truly say some of my fondest memories were riding the ferry boat, fishing and school basketball games. I hope to get back soon...
4/3/2011 11:33:26 PM Robert.L.Sexton from Coventry, Rhode Island said...
I miss visiting Augusta. The last time I was there was in 1993. Still have relatives in Augusta though. At least I have Ferry cam and facebook to keep in contact. My wife is ill and i can't travel.
4/3/2011 6:35:38 PM Steve Martin from Anderson, South Carolina said...
The Augusta pictures on Facebook are fantastic. More, please. By the way, Anderson is in South Carolina.
3/25/2011 5:35:55 PM Laurie from Maysville, Kentucky said...
I'm new to KY and some church friends brought me to Augusta as a town I must see and experience. I love the river and the shops and the restaurants and the people. Have brought all my out-of-state visitors to Augusta as well. A wonderful community!
3/23/2011 7:42:54 AM Carolyn Reid from Falmouth, Kentucky said...
When I was a little girl, we would take the ferry every other Sunday to get to Ripley, Ohio, to see my grandmother and my aunt. Last summer, I retraced my steps with my own little girl. I hadn't been in Augusta proper for over 25 years, and I hadn't boarded the ferry for at least that long. I cried through the short trip, remembering my childhood. It brought back such wonderful times! My daughter wants to do it again this year. I hope we can stop in the lively little town for a while before or after our trip to Ripley. My, how things have changed for you!
3/23/2011 6:07:22 AM Joy from Aberdeen , Kentucky said...
Even on a rainy November day, Augusta was special and will always hold a place in my heart. Loved the ferry too.
3/10/2011 6:55:23 PM Pat Wachter Mays from Loveland , Kentucky said...
Have been doing the Ancestry thing, and found what I call the Bracken Branch. My great grandfather married, had family there, we have connected in person, and now Augusta Bracken is Home.
3/8/2011 5:21:53 PM Jan and John Rawnsley from Leeds, Yorkshire , Outside the U.S. said...
We watch the ferrycam several times a week, it brings us closer to our dear friends who live on Riverside Drive. We miss them and Augusta , our visits have been a delight.It brings Kentucky and Yorkshire,UK so much nearer.
2/27/2011 5:51:31 PM Robert.L.Sexton from Coventry, Rhode Island said...
Sitting here in Rhode Island watching the ferry cross the Ohio river. I have visited Augusta many times as my brother Walter Sexton lived there until he passed away in 2003.
1/23/2011 12:15:49 PM Steve Martin from Anderson, Kentucky said...
I am a native Augustan. What a fantastic little town! I try to get back to my hometown for a visit every couple of years. Hello to the class of '61. The Ferry Cam is fantastic.
1/10/2011 10:52:19 AM Laurie from Union, Kentucky said...
Hi there, Augusta, Ky!
I just wanted to stop in and tell you how much we enjoyed your town during your parade weekend!
1/2/2011 8:27:35 AM Jen Davenport from Lexington , Kentucky said...
Enjoyed your wonderful Christmas Parade. I really love the small town feel you get and the parade shows that. I have attend bigger parades but this one has the true meeting of Christmas! We will be back in the spring!
12/27/2010 11:53:01 PM Jeff and Roseann Walker from Cincinnati, Ohio said...
Each time my husband and I visit my family in Morehead, Kentucky we enjoy crossing the Ohio River on the Jenny Ann Ferry. We want to support an awesome relic of the past, in hopes to continue this special tradition and have come to enjoy the people, places, food, and shopping the fabulous stores on Main Street.
12/22/2010 12:21:32 AM linda keefer from barboursville, wv, Kentucky said...
I stumbled upon Augusta one day while fossil hunting from Maysville, etc. Loved it! Been returning since...beautiful town, wonderful people, nice shops, quiet, quaint, excellent food. Yesterday came to visit along with cousin from Maryland and had lunch at the BravoCafe...EXCELLENT! Soup Tomato Basil outstanding, my cousins salad, amazing. Amosphere-heavenly. Everyone needs to come to Augusta just once!
12/15/2010 8:25:03 AM r. day from fostoria oh, Kentucky said...
when i was a kid we used to go down there alot we sometime would hear stuff this was about 35 years ago had alot of fun can any one tell who the ghost was ?
12/11/2010 8:29:22 PM tony davies from Wallingford, Outside the U.S. said...
Thanks to whoever added Rosemary,s voice as the background music for the Ferry Web Cam, it makes great veiwing even better.
My regular viewing throught the seasons,over Riverside drive to the Ohio river are a great reminder of our visit to Augusta and Rosemary,s home.We look forward to are next visit.
11/30/2010 11:34:21 AM logan from augusta, Kentucky said...
i was born and raised in augusta and cant leave. its a wonderful place to live every body knows every body and every body calls you friend
11/6/2010 5:39:18 PM Helen from Big City, Kentucky said...
I have fell in love with your town!
10/22/2010 3:38:21 PM Tina Beckett from West Carrolton, Ohio said...
I don`t know if this town has a bunch of little elves working all year round and or some very caring residents but your town looks great and your events are wonderful. You can tell when people care about their community and this town is shining from it! Keep it up, Augusta. We will be back.
10/19/2010 7:55:17 PM Sara & Troy Dodd from Louisville, Kentucky said...
Enjoyed a wonderful visit 2 weekends ago in lovely Augusta Ky. I have a co-worker who bragged and bragged about your town. Now I can see why! We enjoyed lunch at the Parkview and shopped all the little shops. Nina`s was a wonderful surprise (bought a picture for our new home) and then to find out you have a darling Christmas Shop too, you have it all in this hidden treasure. We will be back, hopefully for the Christmas parade.
10/1/2010 11:42:05 AM Carl and Donna Adams from Cincinnati, Ohio said...
Visited your lovely little town again on September 17th. We enjoy taking the car ferry across the river and having lunch and walking along the picture perfect streets.It was a beautiful day and we are looking forward to maybe coming back for the Christmas parade in December.
9/19/2010 3:38:34 PM Tammy Taylor from Xenia, Ohio said...
I had a lovely lovely day in Augusta September 15, 2010. What a wonderful place to relax. How fabulous that there's actually a place that can take you back in time---and remind you to slow down! Also, to meet someone like Bertha in town was priceless--- what a gem!
9/16/2010 8:44:44 AM Karen Tyler from Louisville, Kentucky said...
Love the town and people. Everyone was friendly, beautiful place to sit and relax. I love it, will visit again. Soon
I was so relaxed and as soon as I returned to the city I could tell the different, Stressed already! Need to go back right away. A wonderful place to retire.I love history and this town is full of it.
6/16/2010 2:44:20 PM BLANE WHITE from MADISON , Kentucky said...
Augusta, is one of those place's that just gnaw's on me until i come back.I try to once every two or three year's.Enjoy'd spending summer's with my aunt,Miss Hester Booth,and Great Grand Mother Miss Maggie White,the pool, box hockey,kick the can around the school.And who could forget,fishing for carp on the west end of River side drive!
6/4/2010 1:14:47 PM J & J from Big City, Ohio said...
I love your town. What a great stress reliever to walk and sit on the riverwalk and then figure out which place to eat at!
5/22/2010 2:24:03 PM Paula Westbrook from Jackson, Tennessee said...
I was listening to Rosemary's "Sweet Kentucky Ham" today and thinking how much I miss Augusta! I only get to come once a year in late September...and I miss Kentucky so much, especially Augusta! Wish I were at the Beehive right now... looking forward to September!
4/17/2010 6:52:54 PM Laura & Brad from Huntington, West Virginia said...
Hi Augusta,
I must say I am able to visit alot of little towns due to my job and Augusta tops the cake! I dined and shopped alittle and then walked alittle and then rested alittle by your Welcome Center. I hope that you keep up the great work on building your town into a hideway that we all can enjoy! Laura
4/13/2010 8:45:59 AM Robert.L.Sexton from Coventry, Rhode Island said...
On a previous posting my state was listed as Kentucky. It should have read Rhode Island. Ooops, my fault. Sister-in-law and neice still live in Augusta. Louise and Sandra Sexton. At my age I doubt if I'll ever get back to Augusta but the memories of my visits remain very alive.
3/3/2010 1:51:34 PM Frosty from 100 miles away, Kentucky said...
Sitting here all snowed I have been surfing the net and looking at your town! My wife and I are interested in shops in your town! We`ll be seeing you soon!
2/16/2010 2:13:08 PM Howard from Seaman, Ohio said...
I have heard alot about this little town on the river. So I logged on and found your webpage. You have peeked my interest and I`m coming to your grand town soon. I`m sure I will love it.
2/8/2010 9:11:45 PM Douglas Corns from Bowling Green, Kentucky said...
I was born and raised in Augusta. I graduated in 1985 at Augusta High School. I have alot of great memories of Augusta and my family still lives there today. I visit when I can and always glad to be back home only if it is for a short while. I may move back someday.
1/20/2010 7:51:16 PM Linda from Paris, Kentucky said...
I just wanted to say on Decemeber 19, we had the great honor to attend your Christmas Parade in Augusta. What a special parade. Alot of work had taken place to put such a "hollywood" show in little Augusta Kentucky. My most upmost admiration goes to the committee members who put this "class act" on. We will be returning to Augusta in the spring and for the Parade next winter. We cannot wait!
1/11/2010 1:09:59 PM Barbara Riesser Hohenstein from Columbia City, Indiana said...
Many of my father's relatives are from Augusta and are buried on the Hillside Cemetery. I have visited several times now to do research and love your city. My father took us there often when I was growing up and the best part is taking the Jenny Ann Ferry!
1/10/2010 8:52:47 PM Robert L. Sexton from Coventry, Rhode Island said...
It has been 7 years since i visited Augusta. I hope it hasn't changed.
12/30/2009 12:11:11 PM brenda from cynthiana, Kentucky said...
ive become aquainted with augusta now for almost 40 years, and i still get excited when i get to go therewhen my daughter takes me. its just a private quaint little sleepy town that makes you feel good to be a part of. ive always said one day i want to live there well we will see.
12/28/2009 4:31:17 PM Christopher Lawson from Goldsboro, North Carolina said...
City of Augusta, Kentucky c/o Sign our Guestbook
We are doing an exhibit on the Underground Railroad in Wayne County, NC and North Carolina whatever information or literature you have will be very helpful. Our mailing address is:
Wayne County Museum
116 North William Street
Goldsboro, NC 27530
Phone Number: (919)-734-5023 and we are open Tuesdays-Fridays from 11:00a.m.-4:00p.m. and now on Saturdays from 12:00p.m.-4:00p.m.
Have a great day and Holiday and prosperous New Year!
Christopher Lawson
Wayne County Museum Assistant Manager
12/12/2009 2:04:40 PM Captain Jerry from Indy, Indiana said...
I wanted to let your town know how much we enjoyed visiting last month. We had heard so many good things about it and now see why! Had wonderful lunch at the Parkview and then Death by Chocolate at the Bravo Cafe!! Yummy!! We are going to attend your White Christmas Parade on the 19th and can`t wait! Keep up the good work Augusta! You give us city folks the peace we need even if its just for a weekend.
12/9/2009 11:49:27 PM Pamela Bills Hubbard from Cynthiana, Kentucky said...
I first visited Augusta about three years ago as a surprise from my sister who knew I loved anything to do with White Christmas or Rosemary Clooney. We visted the White Christmas House and enjoyed lunch that day at the General Store. I just fell in love with the whole town and atmosphere. It has become a Christmas yearly tradition now for me to visit and every year I so look forward to it. I am very happy to have found such a treasure for me to enjoy so close to home. Thanks!
12/9/2009 2:07:50 PM Lorraine Hough from Nashville, Tennessee said...
We just LOVE Augusta, and Bertha at the Folk Art Shop of course. Such a throw back in time, the Country Store's wonderful atmosphere, friendly folks, fun events and beautiful historic buildings. What a kick watching the Ferry Cam, seeing “The”Jenny Ann” live. I can see the Christmas decorations are going up as I write. Post Cards to send, including the folk Art Shop, what a fantastic web site. Send our love to Bertha!
12/3/2009 1:26:45 PM Bob Crittendon from Dayton, Kentucky said...
I own property in Bracken County. We go there on the weekends in the summer and always find an excuse to visit Augusta. In fact, we like it so much, we're going to build there. I suggest, if you have not had a chance to meet the county officials, please make an effort to do so, especially Tracy Florer, the P.V.A. and John in his office. They'll make you feel right at home. The friendiest in this County is just what this Country needs.
12/2/2009 8:57:08 AM Mike Mason from Kentucky said...
We are looking forward to Augusta`s Christmas parade. Please pass on this message to the people who work so hard this event. It is worth it!
10/13/2009 11:57:46 AM Mr. Mrs GH Redden from Dayton, Ohio said...
It has been a year since we visited Augusta last and miss the little shops, river and of course the Parkview Inn food is top notch. We will be there for Turning of the Leaves and look forward to your little historial hideaway!
9/30/2009 1:20:28 PM Ted & Norma Taylor from Crestview, Kentucky said...
We wanted to let the City of Augusta know that we had such a enjoyable time in Augusta during Labor Day Weekend, the pet show, Abe Lincoln display, petting zoo for area children and of course Elvis made our trip a great one! We will be back!
9/21/2009 10:57:11 PM Nancy & Stephen from Fort Thomas, Kentucky said...
I was just checking on up to date information on the Ghost Walk and see that people have the same thoughts as us. We went on some of the first rides and have been disappointed in the last 2 years on the route too. We just love Augusta and all the small events you host every year. I think your Ghostwalk is popular enough to warrant more thought process in the routes every year. I would hope that the city would realize that you must have a new route year and alway use your history. Thats what makes you special!
9/10/2009 11:57:41 PM Wallace from Maysville, Kentucky said...
Just wanted to comment on the Ghost Walk.We have heard so much about it and decided to come down last year,I was very dissapointed after all I had heard.I was just reading some of the earlier posts and seen that others felt the same way.It was nothing more than a hay ride,pretty lame for such a town that has so much history with haunted houses.Dont let this get away from you,make it better.
9/4/2009 2:43:18 PM Emma Ward from Alexandria, Kentucky said...
I wanted to make a short comment on the Ghost Walk. This is a event enjoyed by my family over the last several years. I justed wanted to say that I`m worried about it after hearing people complain about it. Please take a few minutes before deciding the route. You have great civil war history and "Bloody Mary" please use it! It starting to get alittle more boring every year. It is such a nice event but I think it needs to have the tunnel in it!
8/30/2009 12:13:58 AM Sara Walton from Mount Vernon, Indiana said...
My husband and I just love Augusta and adore the Ghostwalk. We have been on the ride for the past 3 years. I don`t want to complain because we know how hard those type of events are BUT....we are planning to attend this year and hope that the committee that designs the routes please do not cut it short. It also should include Long Stretch too.
8/17/2009 1:13:36 AM Cheryl Morgan from Royal Oak, Michigan said...
My dad is from Augusta and someday I hope to get back there for a visit. I spent many happy summers there in the 1960's and 1970's, No place on Earth made me feel happier than Augusta.
8/15/2009 9:02:13 PM Kimberly Tanner from Leesburg, Kentucky said...
My husband and daughter and I came to the festival this year, and we had the greatest time! I have been to Augusta before and just love the place. I told my husband that I want to buy a house there and live there when we retire. I can't think of anything more enjoyable. I love just sitting and watching the river roll by, I have never found anything more calming and beautiful. Planning to come visit again in October while we are staying in Higginsport. And I hope to come to the Heritage Festival in September.
8/12/2009 12:30:06 PM judy cooper from brooksville, Kentucky said...
disappointed ferry cam was not up and running on the saturday of the regatta...love Augusta and enjoy the festivals and seeing friends.
8/1/2009 12:57:57 PM The Hafers from Vandalia, Ohio said...
Just checking the Ferry cam...we'll be in Augusta later this afternoon for the weekend....
Love this town...
7/31/2009 8:22:06 AM John Cottey from Jupiter, Florida said...
I was born in Augusta many yrs ago, my parents moved to ohio when I was 4 yrs old..as a teen I was back there many times. My parents worked at L V Marks shoe corp. It would be a nice place to retire and live out my time there..
7/10/2009 8:58:08 AM Linda Grens from Lexington, Kentucky said...
On Sunday June 7,2009 a friend decide to take me on a little site seeing trip, we went to Maysville and then on to Augusta...I was simply 'spellbound' by your charming little town. I understand that we had missed the Art Festival by one day...but there seem to be a lot of people still milling around town. We stopped into the Augusta Pub... and I know I had one of the best Club Sandwiches I have ever had and my friend had a Hamburger that I just had to have a bite of when I saw it. The whole experience was one that will be remembered and I hope I can return some day...
6/8/2009 11:05:47 AM Joe Young from Caruthers, California said...
I lives in Augusta in Jr. High, High School, and some college. I will never forget it. It has a special place in my heart and will always be my hometown!
5/19/2009 12:53:59 AM Mary Sexton from Augusta, Kentucky said...
Really, Augusta is a dream land. I will feel lucky That I lived here from birth and will stay serve here till my extinct with whatever I can.
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4/14/2009 12:13:12 PM George & Anne (Payne) Elkins from Aiken, South Carolina said...
We truly love coming to Augusta. Anne's grandmother brought her over from southern Illinois as a young child to see the ancestral home on the Ohio river there. The present owners have done a wonderful job restoring it. We love not only the history, but the beauty of the city. We hope to spend a day or two with you again this summer, and come away refreshed once again by your hospitality, warmth and charm.
4/9/2009 12:04:37 PM Debbi from Salt Lake City, Utah said...
I miss Augusta very much, hope to visit this summer.
3/26/2009 2:30:15 PM Tammy Harding from Cincinnati , Ohio said...
Mayberry! Thats what I think when I think of Augusta. I always enjoy my day trips and I am so amused with the ferry cam. Can`t wait to visit your town.
3/2/2009 3:30:41 PM Tara Adkins from Dayton, Kentucky said...
My boyfriend and I visited your town on Valentines Day. We had been planning this day trip since we read about your Christmas Parade. We were really impressed with your town. But the biggest surprise was for me!.....We`re getting married and he asked me to marry him by the town clock on Valentine`s night in lovely Augusta.
2/15/2009 9:10:33 PM Tony Davies from Wallingford/England, Kentucky said...
It has dissapointed me recently to see the results of a poll in the Maysville Ledger on the continuation of the Rosemary Clooney Festival(any one who has been will tell what a great event it is)nearly 50% voted to stop it,if so how about Augusta taking over!even in a small way to start,the trade and visitors it would bring I AM SURE would be good for the town,and would give us Rosemary fans a fantastic place to visit.
2/6/2009 10:29:31 AM Bill & Sharon Bellow from Macon, Georgia said...
We were invited to your website by a package sent to us from a community member named Jacqueline Hopkins. She placed a sticker on the outside of our ebay purchase from her inviting us to check your website out! What a great idea.....We have enjoyed looking at Augusta and now making plans for a weekend trip to your town. We are so excited!! See ya soon, Augusta!
2/5/2009 3:45:39 PM Debbie P. from Ohio said...
I'm finding myself getting addicted to the ferry cam! If we can't be in Augusta, might as well watch it live! Thanks!
1/22/2009 3:44:30 PM Tacky Tourist from Nashville, Tennessee said...
I`m looking foward to a weekend trip to Augusta Ky! I enjoyed your website!
1/15/2009 11:58:32 PM The Meltz family from Seymour, Kentucky said...
I was just checking your City website to see what upcoming events we could attend and thought I would leave a note telling the Mayor and citizens how much we enjoyed the parade. We plan on visiting your city during your Labor Days Festivals and wanted to tell your town to keep up the good work!! We Love Augusta
1/11/2009 12:06:51 AM Mary from Tampa, Florida said...
Has there been a date set for the next White Christmas Parade? I love the White Christmas movie and plan on attending next years event. God Bless your town for remembering Rosemary and this wonderful movie!
12/28/2008 9:49:11 PM Robert L. Sexton from Coventry, Kentucky said...
It's been five years since i visted Augusta, at which time i attended the funeral of my brother Walter O. Sexton.Prior to that visit i came to Augusta just about every summer. Each time, i enjoyed the people,restaurants and walks along the river with my sister-in-law Louise Sexton.
12/22/2008 10:29:15 AM joel from richfield, Minnesota said...
I love driving down the river, around here we have the Mississippi, i cross it every day when I am going to work.
Been writing letters to save the Delta Queen Steamship.
Augusta looks liked a quaint town, a historic town that I would love to depict in pen-and-ink illustrations as a House Portrait artist. Even listed with www.oldhouses.com as a resource.
11/5/2008 5:19:50 PM SUE BISHOP from FOSTER, Kentucky said...
A BEAUTIFUL PLACE..I LOVE DOWN RIVER FRONT ..IT IS SO NICE AND NEAT..I LOVE THE BOAT DOCK TOO..I ALWAYS HAVE TO GO TO THOSE TWO PLACES WHEN I VISIT MY TWO DAUGHTERS THAT LIVE IN AUGUSTA..THE WHOLE DOWN IS NEAT..THIS OCTOBER IT WAS GREAT HOW THEY DECORATED IT...IT IS JUST A NEAT LITTLE TOWN..ALL THE LITTLE SHOPS..IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN THERE, GO YOU WONT BE SORRY...THANKS FOR KEEPING AUGUSTA BEAUTIFUL.....
10/31/2008 2:39:35 PM Angela Otis from Cincinnati, Ohio said...
Augusta, what an awesome place especially this time of year! My friends and I will be visiting again for our fifth year in a row and look forward to the Turning of the Leaves Festival, Mass at beautiful St. Augustine, and a wonderful dinner at the Beehive and seeing our great friend Sean. We also love talking with the locals about the many "ghosts" that love Augusta too.
Maybe,one of these years we will even run into George. Yes, we will be the group having alot of fun in Augusta!
10/3/2008 1:21:35 PM John Paul from Cincinnati, Ohio said...
Without a doubt one of the most beautiful towns on the Ohio river, if not in America! My friends and I boat on the Ohio and always look forward to docking at Augusta, going for a walk and getting something to eat and an icecream cone while taking in the history of this scenic river town!!
We just spent one of the most relaxing days of the summer there for Heritage Days Labor Day weekend. Everybody is always so friendly and easy to talk to.
Thank you, we had a blast!!!!
9/8/2008 2:11:39 PM rebecca from west union, Ohio said...
i love going down to agusta kentucky. it is a very butiful place down there.i love riding on the boats and watching the river run.it is a very fun place to vist. i hope one day i will be abelle to let my kids grow up just live my mom.i love the place
rebecca mefford
8/28/2008 12:39:53 PM Nina Bartholomew from Newton Falls, Kentucky said...
We have come to Augusta in 2006 and 2008 for family reunions at Bill & Kathy Lilleys and absolutely love it. We were there this year for the Riverfest and had a ball. We hated to leave. The town is so inviting and can be romantic too and the kids have fun and you know they are safe. We enjoy walking around the town, sitting by the river and riding the Ferry and staying at the B&B (and of course seeing family). I can only say one thing about Augusta ..... "I LOVE IT THERE". We are looking forward to our family reunion next year - same place, same time! See you next year.
7/28/2008 11:19:33 AM Nancy Parsons from Morrow, Kentucky said...
When my husband took me on the ferry for the first time and we started across the river, I told him, "I'm gonna love it here, I can just tell". Augusta is one of the most comfortable places i've ever known. It's charm and friendly personality embrace you and make you feel a part of it's warm welcoming community. We loved it so much, we got married there and shared our wedding day w/ friends and neighbors. Someday, we'd like to make a residence there and enjoy that peaceful friendly lifestyle everyday.
7/1/2008 10:40:07 AM Chris from Crothersville, Kentucky said...
Always love visiting Augusta and seeing family. One of the most beautiful places I have visited.
6/2/2008 4:55:02 AM Tony Davies from Wallingford/England, Outside the U.S. said...
Thank you for the web cam it brings back the happy memories we spent in Maysville for last Septembers Rosemary Clooney Festival and are visit to Rosemarys home in Augusta,both towns in there own way are great,but the one outstanding feature of both places was the warmth and kindness of the people who made our Ketucky holiday Wonderful,WE WILL RETURN!!!
6/1/2008 12:48:56 PM Jo Ann Bogart from Summerfield, Kentucky said...
Your website is beautiful!! I was born across the river in Chilo, Oh; however my husband, (Tommmy) went to elementary school in Augusta. We try to get to Augusta ever Summer, but probably won't make it this year. We enjoy just sitting on the porch every day with family and just relaxing! Keep up the good work with your website, we truly enjoy it.
5/31/2008 5:48:44 PM Larry Marshall from Raymond , Kentucky said...
My father Ed Marshall was born on the Turtle Creek near Augusta on Dec.8, 1905. As a child we visited many times crossing on the ferry each time. To see and experience this website is wonderful. My father would have been in awe. We hope to enjoy the hotel accomodations soon.
Keep up the good work. God Bless
5/29/2008 7:53:58 PM Monte Madden Myers from Sparks , Nevada said...
Thanks Wanda, It is always good to take a trip 'back home'; even by email. Some things have changed but the best (the people)are still great. Hi to all my friends and classmates who may read this. Monte
5/29/2008 3:44:13 PM Jim Kegley from Portsmouth, Ohio said...
It is a pleasant and scenic drive down Rte. 52 from Portsmouth to the ferry landing one mile west of Higginsport, Ohio. I've driven to the ferry landing numerous times over the past ten years. I love to bring friends along and treat them to the ferry ride, and the wonderful food, scenery and businesses in Augusta. I've eaten at the Bee Hive many times and love the food and ambiance.
Jim Kegley,
Columnist
The Scioto Voice Newspaper
Wheelersburg, Ohio
5/28/2008 10:07:36 AM Sandy from Lewisburg near Maysville, Kentucky said...
I've enjoyed your area and your website. Especially enjoyed the quilt tour in the links section and thrilled to see the proximity of the various agribusinesses in the county. With the great product selections and varity of activities these venues offer, Bracken County has more great reasons to be proud. Keep up the good work!
5/10/2008 2:56:17 PM M. Thompson from Fayetteville, OH, Kentucky said...
We visited on Sat. and we loved it!Beautiful gardens, interesting shops. Nice for mothers and daughters.
Very quiet and peaceful setting. Can't wait to bring husband for an evening.
4/28/2008 2:25:36 PM REBECCA MCCANE from CRITTENDEN, Kentucky said...
LOVE AUGUSTA I LIVED THERE WITH MY GRANDMA ANNA MCCANE AND WE USED TO LOVE GOING TO MCKRACKENS ALL THE TIME. I REALLY MISS AUGUSTA AND MISS RIDING THE FERRY
4/13/2008 10:42:44 PM Daniel from Augusta, Kentucky said...
Augusta is the best place to relax and have a good time, and even take a walk. :)
3/12/2008 8:52:53 PM Greg Lucas from Charlotte, Kentucky said...
Born and raised in Augusta,i grauated in 1981 from the GREASTEST SCHOOL IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (AUGUSTA HIGH SCHOOL).I am looking forward to comming back home in July for Riverfest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3/7/2008 8:49:11 PM Derek from Augusta, Kentucky said...
Augusta is one of the greatest places to live it's a town where everybody knows everybody and it's great
2/15/2008 12:45:13 PM Edward H. Miller, MD from Cincinnati, Ohio said...
Agusta is a priceless weekend visit from Cincinnati. Truly a wonderful historic town rich in heritage of the Ohio River Valley to remind us all of the past.
2/1/2008 12:18:23 PM John Smith from Columbus, Ohio said...
Great town, interesting history. We had a good time there in Augusta.
1/28/2008 2:30:13 PM
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