Oldest/only surviving claims and present-tense site statements are historically situated. Consult the underlying designation record before adopting exact boundaries, dates or legal wording. This book does not independently authenticate the lien.
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The heritage account separates an 1805 origin from largely late-1880s structures, cites an 1889 lien listing buildings, identifies a 1902 Burks house and 1930s refurbishment, and describes separating later expansion from the historic core. It invokes the 1964 congressional recognition of bourbon.
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Distillery farm and building chronology
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Evidence
The heritage account separates an 1805 origin from largely late-1880s structures, cites an 1889 lien listing buildings, identifies a 1902 Burks house and 1930s refurbishment, and describes separating later expansion from the historic core. It invokes the 1964 congressional recognition of bourbon.
Location and context
Original PDF 31–33; Distillery farm and building chronology. Attributed paraphrase, not a direct quotation.
Annotation
Oldest/only surviving claims and present-tense site statements are historically situated. Consult the underlying designation record before adopting exact boundaries, dates or legal wording. This book does not independently authenticate the lien.
Verification
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