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Visit the historic Rosine Barn

Rosine, Kentucky, is where Bill Monroe grew up. It is also where Monroe, his siblings, and his parents are buried. Also buried in the Rosine Cemetery is Monroe’s greatest influence, his Uncle Pen. The gravesites are well worth a visit, and you can also see the little country church where Bill Monroe’s funeral was conducted. Just a mile or two past the Monroe Home Place is the historic barn at Rosine. Every Friday night, rain or shine, you can visit the barn for an authentic, bluegrass music jamboree. There’s jamming in the general store and out in the parking lot. If you want to play, just sign up inside the barn.

If you are making a day out of it, you can eat at the newly reopened general store, next to the barn, or go into Beaver Dam for a bite. If you plan to stay the night, check out the local lodging options.

If you would like more information about visiting the state of Kentucky, click here.

Bluegrass and Barbecue

Music on the Banks of the Ohio

Visit Bill Monroe’s Home Place

Visit the historic Rosine Barn

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