South of Lexington, Kentucky is a the nice small town of Richmond. If you ever drive by here, stop, relax and visit the beautiful sites, such as the White Hall Historic House, or take a swing at the Arlington Golf Center.
The White Hall Historic House is a beautiful 44-room mansion which was built back in 1799 and later remodeled in the 1860’s. Much of the old furniture remains in the house, which gives the house an antique feel as you walk through it.
The Arlington Golf Center was built in 1970 and is open all year long. The dress code requires you to wear collared shirts and bermuda shorts or slacks.
Richmond is home to a couple of newly recognized Blue Ribbon elementary schools as well as Eastern Kentucky University. They have a wide variety of academic programs ranging from biology to theater arts.
City Hall maybe another place you may want to visit where all elected officials seem friendly and are willing to help. Try to get in touch with Mayor Connie Lawson, who always goes out of her way to make you feel welcome to Richmond.
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Mayor: Connie Lawson – 8590623-1000 ext. 2008 (Work) , 859-661-0285 (Cell)
Total Population: 27,142 – Male 12,895 (47.5%) , Female 14,257 (52.5%)
Race: White – 23,976 (88.3%) , Black or African American – 2,246 (8.3%) , Asian – 297 (1.1%)
Housing Size: Avg. Household size – 2.14 , Avg. Family Size – 2.78
Housing Units: Total – 11,857 , Owned Units – 3,802 (35.2%) , Rented Units – 6993 (64.8%) , Vacant Units – 1,062 (9%)