The Irvin Schoolhouse is a finalist for the Beautify the Bluegrass Governor’s Award.
The annual award is presented by Kentucky Living, Kentucky Electric Cooperatives and the Kentucky Governor’s Office.
Beautify the Bluegrass honors exceptional projects that improve public spaces in Kentucky, uplifting communities and showcasing local pride.
Irvin Schoolhouse is a historic one-room schoolhouse built in rural Russell County, Kentucky in 1925.
The 100-year-old building was transformed over four years by the Bernard sisters. The renovations included a full restoration maintaining the integrity of the original space, accessibility upgrades, exterior decoration and landscaping.
The historic property now serves as an event venue for gatherings of all kinds.
Irvin Schoolhouse is among five finalists for the award.
The public can vote in the contest by clicking here.
