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The
Bracken Baptist Church building in Minerva, on Mason County's western
border, is one of Kentucky's finest examples of early 1800's Greek
Revival architecture. Last used as a church around 1900, the
building served as a tobacco barn for many decades. A local
non-profit organization rescued the structure and spearheaded its
restoration, which was completed in 2005. A balcony used by
slaves can be accessed by two sets of narrow stairs beside the main
entry doors.
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