Lawrenceburg City Hall is located at 100 North Main Street, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342. Phone: 502‑839‑5372.
Neighborhoods
Bob-O-Link Estates
Bob-O-Link Heights
Briar Creek Reserve
Briarwood
Champions Landing
Cottages at Alton Station
Creekside
East Gate
Fairlawn
Forest Hill Farm
Fox Creek
Fox Hollow
Glenview
Green Meadow
Greenview
Greenwood
Honeysuckle Estates
Hunter Ridge Estates
Indian Hills
Indian Ridge
Indian Trail
Johnson Heights
Lovers Leap Estates
Maple Heights
Mooreland Woods
Nautical Chase
Oak Ridge
Peachtree Estates
Pollard Heights
Rockcreek Estates
Rolling Acres
Running Brook
Shady Oaks
Silver Leaf
Starhill Estates
Stonecrest
Stoneybrook Estates
Sycamore Estates
The Gardens
The Meadows
The Paddock
The Stables
Thoroughbred Estates
Three Corners
Twelve Oaks
Witherspoon
Woodlake
Woodlawn Park
The Four Roses bourbon whiskey distillery was built in Lawrenceburg in 1910. The distillery was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Beginnings [1]
Lawrenceburg, county seat of Anderson County, was named in honor of Captain James Lawrence, commander of the Chesapeake, whose last words were "Don't give up the ship." The first settler of Lawrenceburg was a Dutchman named Coffman, who arrived in 1776 with his family from western Pennsylvania. He built a double log house which later served as a stopping point between Harrodsburg and Frankfort and became known as Coffman's Station. Lawrenceburg, incorporated in 1820, prospered early, chiefly by the production of fine whiskey.
Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of Kentucky, University of Kentucky, Kentucky: A Guide to the Bluegrass State, American Guide Series, Harcourt Brace and Company, New York, 1939.