Mercer County, KY, Harrodsburg City, County Seat

Mercer County administrative offices are located at 208 South Main Street, Harrodsburg, KY 40330; phone: 859-734-6066.

Mercer County was created from part of Lincoln County in 1785. It was named for General Hugh Mercer who was killed in the Revolutionary War, Battle of Princeton (1777).

Adams House
Archeological Site 15ME15
Aspen Hall
Baldin House
Beaumont Avenue Residential District
Boise House
Bonta House
Bowman, Col. John, House
Burford Hill
Burris House
Burrus, Nathaniel, House
Burton, Ambrose, House
Cardwellton
Clay Hill
College Street Historic District
Cunningham House
Curry, Daniel, House
Daniel, Benjamin, House
Doricham
Dunn, Peter, House
Elms, The
Fairview
Froman-McCann House
Greek Revival Houses of Mercer County: Lynnwood, Walnut Hall, Glenworth
Greystone
Gritton, Floyd, House
Harrodsburg Commercial District
Honeysuckle Hill
Jones, Moses, House
Lexington, Harrodsburg, and Perryville Turnpike Rural Historic District
Matheny--Taylor House
McAfee Farm Historic District
McAfee, George, House
McAfee, James, House
McCoun, Joseph--Sharp, D.S., House
McGee House
McGee, John, House
Mercer County Jailer's Residence
Millwood
Moreland House
Morgan Row
Morgan, Joseph, House
Passmore, Benjamin, House
Passmore, George, House
Price, Dr. A. D., House
Roach-Ison House
Shaker West Lot Farm
Shakertown at Pleasant Hill Historic District
Shawnee Springs
Smith--Williams House
Stone Quarters on Burgin Road
Sutfield House
Sutfield-Thompson House
Taylor, Capt. Samuel, House
Tobin House
Wildwood
Williams House
Woods, Archibald, House

Mercer County, Kentucky

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