Boone County Deposit Bank 1925 [full inscription unknown]

Washington Street, Burlington, KY, United States

Old Boone County Courthouse 1889. There has been a courthouse on this site since 1799 and the present one is the third built on the site. Designed by the McDonald Brothers of Louisville, the Renaissance Revival style building was completed for about $20,000. The courthouse was originally featured a large clock tower, but it was too heavy for the building and was removed in 1898. Renowned Cincinnati architects Samual Hannaford & Sons designed the present cupola. A courthouse nearly identical to this one but built of sandstone was erected in Bandera, Texas, in 1890. Market placed in 2008.

Washington Street, Burlington, KY, United States

Renaker House c. 1830. Built for Elijah Kirtley c.1830, probably by Benjamin Platt Fowler, this substantial brick I-House served as the Boone House Tavern until 1870. It later became the residence of Fountain Riddell, attorney, state legislator and founder of the Boone County Deposit Bank, and of Albert Boyers Renaker, Riddell's son-in-law and bank cashier. Boone County bought the building in 1967 and restored it in 1992. Marker placed in 2008

1830 Union Square, Burlington, KY, United States

Old Boone County Clerk’s Office 1853. This Greek Revival structure was built in 1853 and is Boone County's oldest surviving government building. Built at the southeast corner of Washington and Jefferson Streets, the Clerk's Building was sold to the Boone County Deposit Bank in 1889. The building was moved to the west side of Jefferson Street in 1924 where it served as Burlington's Post Office. It was moved to this site in 2001 and rehabilitated by Boone County. Marker placed 2008.

2965 E Gallatin St, Burlington, KY, United States