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Henry Clay occupied this law office from 1804 until about 1810, and it is the only standing office used by him. Erected in 1803-04, it was built by Stephens and Winslow, who used their characteristic brick basement, and its original floorboards remain. During these significant years in Clay's career, he was elected to successive terms in the legislature and to unexpired terms in the United States Senate.
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Lexington-Fayette, Kentucky · United States
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Taking Politician Henry Clay to Court 1829
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Hunt-Morgan House
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Slavery in Fayette Co. / Cheapside Slave Auction Block
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Peaceful Protests for Equality / Turning a Blind Eye to a Movement
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Lexington's Long History with Slavery / Driven by Money
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Wanting Everyone to Have a Vote
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