Piece Of History With Link To Civil War Spy Faces Demolition

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Herald-Leader (KY) | 2008-01-02

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An old hotel that was once the residence of a Civil War spy who was hanged for masterminding the ‘Great Locomotive Chase’ may be headed for its own unhappy ending.

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