Hiding in Plain Sight: Joseph B. Crockett's Lone Oak

Architectural historian Patrick Snadon’s remark, that “Kentucky’s architecture is just as good as that of Virginia’s — without the attitude,” has happily stuck in my craw since I initially heard

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