Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate
Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate, offers a deep look into Kentucky’s history, highlighting both Henry Clay’s legacy as the “Great Compromiser” and the lives of the enslaved individuals who lived and worked there including Charlotte Dupuy, who sued for her freedom. Visitors explore this history through guided tours, exhibits, and the upcoming “Breath of My Ancestors” Memorial. The estate also hosts lectures, cultural events, and community programs. As a site on Kentucky’s African American Heritage Trail, Ashland fosters reflection, education, and dialogue on race and democracy.
