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The Heart of the Parks


 

 

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Incorporated in 1844



    William Grayson

Early Beginnings of Grayson

 & Carter County

In 1785, surveyors first came to the area to survey and lay out large grants of land. Two of the grants were the Richard Graham Grant of 185,000 acres and the William Grayson Grant of 70,000 acres. Carter County was part of Fayette County, Virginia at this time.

On May 1, 1838, the county came into being through the efforts of Senator William G. Carter. The county was named for him. Senator Carter and his wife, Hebe Grayson, the only daughter of William Grayson offered land for the county seat, Grayson. Grayson was incorporated in 1844.

   


Come to Grayson, 
Kentucky's beautiful "Heart of the Parks" 
and enjoy your stay in our community! 

 

*Memory Days*

Memorial Weekend

 

Theme:  Memories Light Up Grayson

 


6th Annual

Carter County Thunder 2012

Saturday, June 30th

Carter County Fairgrounds

 

Featuring: Diamond Rio

 

cartercountythunder.com


June Events
 


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Carol Malone Blvd.

 

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Tourism and Convention Commission
P. O. Box 296
Grayson, KY 41143
Telephone 606-474-8740

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Grayson Journal-Times

 

WGOH & WUGO

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Carter County Genealogy

 

Grayson Lake &
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