A breathtaking octagonal domed library and a goblet that belonged to George Washington are among the artifacts highlighted at American statesman Henry Clay’s residence Ashland, a Federal-style abode in his beloved Kentucky Bluegrass. A true tribute to a remarkable man instrumental in grounding our budding nation, the estate and its surrounds inspire both a sense of wonder and a feeling of home.
Henry, who moved west to Kentucky from Virginia early in his career, yearned for a place of his own to enjoy the
