Thomas Huey Farm

Thomas Huey Farm, located in Big Bone, Kentucky, is a historic Gothic Revival house built in 1865. Known as the 'Old Brick,' this 1.5-story brick structure features a distinctive three-bay facade and Italianate details. The property, which includes a building referred to as the 'slave quarters,' was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2000. Family lore suggests that Thomas Huey buried his wealth before the Civil War and used it to construct the house afterward. The farm has a reputation for being haunted, with stories of ghostly encounters, particularly involving family members who allegedly met tragic fates in the attic. Visitors and researchers alike may find the blend of history and folklore at Thomas Huey Farm intriguing.