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La Grange

The city of La Grange was established in 1827 when the county seat was relocated at Major William Berry Taylor’s suggestion from Westport. It was named La Grange for the estate of General Lafayette of France who had visited the area in 1824. For some unknown reason, the county seat once again returned to Westport in 1828 where it remained until 1838 when it was once again relocated to La Grange. On January 23, 1840, La Grange was...

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OLDHAM COUNTY is located in the north central part of Kentucky situated on the Ohio River. The county was named in honor of Colonel William Oldham, a Virginia native and Revolutionary War ensign and captain. Oldham County’s population is approximately 45,000, with its land rolling to level and its scenic bluffs along the river, has been through the years mainly agricultural. Within recent years, some industrial plants have located in the...

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Julie K. Barr

Oldham County Clerk

100 West Jefferson Street

LaGrange, KY 40031

We have three convenient locations to serve your needs. Contact us at our Main office in LaGrange, KY or one of our two branch offices:

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Oldham County is located in the north central part of Kentucky situated on the Ohio River. The county was named in honor of Colonel William Oldham,

Things to Do

Oldham County, Kentucky is filled with unique shopping experiences, local festivals, ghost tours, and much more. Explore the links below to see everything Historic Oldham County has to offer.

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