Old Parsonage of Andrew Tribble

Old Parsonage of Andrew Tribble The log parsonage of Pioneer Kentucky preacher Andrew Tribble 1794, friend to Thomas Jefferson

History and current life of the old log parsonage built by pioneer Baptist minister Andrew Tribble in1794. Tribble was a friend who influenced the thinking of Thomas Jefferson. In Madison County near Tates Creek, Tribble built the "Stone Meeting House”; this church burned in 1850 and the congregation moved to Boonesborough Road to build the Republic Church and later the Tates Creek Baptist Churc

h. The parsonage was moved to Boonesborough Road and reconstructed into a Kentucky History Museum by Nathan Amster in 1967.

Thursday night June 5, 2025
01/21/2025

Thursday night June 5, 2025

I’m very pleased to announce that this year’s storyteller at “Ghostly Tales” will be the return of Mary Hamilton. The Fr...
01/21/2025

I’m very pleased to announce that this year’s storyteller at “Ghostly Tales” will be the return of Mary Hamilton. The Friday night before Halloween Friday October 24, 2025

01/20/2025

I am willing to host a Tribble Reunion for Andrew Tribble descendants on Thursday night June 5 at 5:00 pm. It will be a catered dinner by reservation. This is the night before the big 250th Anniversary of Fort Boonesborough. But, I will need you to spread the word. Let me know if you are interested.

12/18/2024

$370 was donated to Kentucky Youth Storytellers Torch Bearers, profits from this year’s Ghostly Tales.

New wreath for the front door. Let the craftsperson know I am grateful.
12/02/2024

New wreath for the front door. Let the craftsperson know I am grateful.

Ready for Ghostly Tales.
10/25/2024

Ready for Ghostly Tales.

Donna Washington was the Ghostly Tales storyteller 2018.
10/21/2024

Donna Washington was the Ghostly Tales storyteller 2018.

Thomas Freese performed the first Ghostly Tales at the Old Parsonage 2017, with Mary Hamilton.
10/21/2024

Thomas Freese performed the first Ghostly Tales at the Old Parsonage 2017, with Mary Hamilton.

10/21/2024

There are tickets available still for Ghostly Tales

Chip and Diane Bailey, Ghostly Tales 2021
10/20/2024

Chip and Diane Bailey, Ghostly Tales 2021

Historians Hugh and Sandy Moran visited the Old Parsonage today.
10/20/2024

Historians Hugh and Sandy Moran visited the Old Parsonage today.

Octavia Sexton Ghostly Tales 2022
10/16/2024

Octavia Sexton Ghostly Tales 2022

Paul Strickland last year’s Ghostly Tales
10/15/2024

Paul Strickland last year’s Ghostly Tales

Tickets are now on sale for Ghostly Tales. W.I. “Bill” Hairston is this year’s storyteller, current President of the Ken...
09/29/2024

Tickets are now on sale for Ghostly Tales.

W.I. “Bill” Hairston is this year’s storyteller, current President of the Kentucky Storyteller’s Association.

All tickets are $20.00. All proceeds go to Kentucky Youth Storytellers Torchbearers.

Friday night October 25, 6:00pm or 8:00 pm.

Call for reservations 859-358-8427 or email [email protected].
Make your check to “ Old Parsonage“, state what time 6 or 8 pm, and mail to:

Ghostly Tales
2181 Boonesborough Road
Richmond, KY 40475

09/29/2024

Address

2191 Boonesborough Road
Richmond, KY
40475

Telephone

(859) 358-8427

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The talented Chip Bailey playing “Cumberland Gap.” Then he told his ghost story of the rattlesnakes. I may not be able to sleep tonight!

Dudley Tribble Jr. Grandson of Andrew Tribble.

Andrew Tribble the vaudeville star and great grandson of the Rev Andrew Tribble.

Daniel Boone in his last years of his life. He was an uncle to three of Andrew Tribble’s children. The only painting ever made from real life. If he would just stay still, Chester Harding could finish😀

Tonight’s sunset Ghostly Tale
Tonight’s sunset Ghostly Tale

A Ghostly Tale.

First Tuesday Tea begins March 3.

David Lawson.

"I'll Be There" sung to Mr Neale on his first day of his one hundredth year. Happy Birthday.

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