The Kenton County Historical Society, founded in 1977, dedicates itself to promoting, preserving, researching, and sharing the rich history and genealogy of Kenton County and its broader community. Through a variety of initiatives, the society offers historical tours, seminars, and publications, archives photographs and documents, and collaborates with local organizations to safeguard and promote the region's heritage. Members also enjoy access to the Northern Kentucky Heritage Magazine, a top-tier publication covering the ten-county area.

Join us in our global development movement to make the world a better place to live, and explore the fascinating history of Kenton County through GIS mapping. With a dedicated team led by President Joe Weber and Vice President Karl Lietzenmayer, the society welcomes all history enthusiasts to engage with the past and embrace the future. Follow us on social media and join us at Regional History Day for insightful presentations by experts like Bob Webster on topics like horse racing and local landmarks.

Join us in preserving the legacy of Kenton County for generations to come