Logan County, Kentucky
Russellville Real Estate and Local Guide
The county seat of Logan County, named in 1798 for Revolutionary War General William Russell. The town hosted the 1861 Russellville Convention that formed a Confederate government for Kentucky.
Living in Russellville
Site of an 1868 bank robbery attributed to former Confederate guerrillas, possibly including Jesse and Frank James. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Russellville
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Russellville home
SEEK Museum
Struggles for Emancipation and Equality in Kentucky museum, including the Bibb House and The Bottom historic sites
Logan County Courthouse
Historic county courthouse in the downtown Russellville square
Alice Allison Dunnigan statue
Bronze statue honoring the first Black woman credentialed to cover the White House, a Russellville native
Logan County Glade State Nature Preserve
42-acre limestone glade preserve within the city limits with a half-mile loop trail
Russellville areas to know
The Bottom
Historic African American neighborhood on the National Register of Historic Places, developed after the Civil War