Located just across the Ohio River from Aberdeen in Maysville, Kentucky. Maysville is known as the “birthplace of bourbon”. Pogue Bourbon has a history dating back to the years following the Civil War. In 1876, the original Pogue distillery, Kentucky registered distillery No. 3, was established in Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky, very near a site often said to be the location of Kentucky's first distillery. Over the years the business has shut down and reopened several times. 
Red Oak Creek Kollaborative Studio
Kentucky Gateway Museum Center
SCHOOLHOUSE QUILTS
The Home Place is a family business operated by the Delbert and Susan Schlabach family. We invite you to browse our 4,000 square foot showroom of fine handcrafted furniture and gift items brought to you from central Ohio and northern Indiana. Intricate design and detail and exquisite quality is built into each piece, reflecting the personality of the Amish/Mennonite craftsmen. It is our pleasure to be the link between these ingenious craftsmen and you, our valued customer. Also available at The Home Place are a deli, baked goods and other food items. 
Happenstance Stables hosts several natural horsemanship clinics each year with a local trainer and several world renowned clinicians. Check website often for events happening. Overnight RV hookups are available for visitors traveling through the area. 
A&K Clay Co. LLC
Glass reFactory is a division of Adams Brown Recycling and ABCAP, a 501(c)(3), and a non-profit agency. Located in Georgetown, Ohio, the Glass reFactory takes bottles that have come into the recycling facility and melts them down to make suncatchers
Built in 1829. Ulysses S. Grant attended this school which was eventually turned over to the Ohio Historical Society in 1941 and totally restored. 
Jesse Grant built the house in 1823 with additions being made in 1825 and 1828. The National Historic Landmark was restored in 1982. 
Moler Raceway Park is known as the Midwest's Fastest 1/4 mile dirt oval with Racing Every Friday Night consisting of Holman Motors Modifieds, Chevettes, Crazy Compacts and Mt. Orab Ford Later Models. Go Kart Racing Saturday as well as special events throughout the year. 
La Vigna Estate Winery
The Ohio Wine Producers recently released a new wine trail 
716 North High Street, Mt. Orab, Ohio 45154
Tanglewood Farm is a small Alpaca farm where individual attention, daily maintenance and clean animals is the norm. This is a breeding farm which also has the products made from the fleece of the animals for sale. Tours can be scheduled. 
When folks think of Ohio, do textiles come to mind? Ohio Valley Natural Fibers has changed that for thousands of people. In continuous operation for over 20 years, we have become the premier custom fiber-processing mill in the county.
Like many a daylily lover, we have grown increasingly fond of spiders,unusual forms, exotics, variants, and spidery type cultivars. Being very difficult to find, until recently, we've been on a quest to find and offer a large quantity of these cultivars for sale. We now number nearly 140 of these very beautiful and unique varieties, as well as 250 cultivars of the more common forms. 
Fall apple picking season is here, also you can pick grapes and pumpkins. Apples, cider, produce, pumpkins and fall decorations can be purchased in the country store. Hayrides on the weekends in the fall. School groups are welcome to schedule.
Meranda-Nixon Winery
In July of 1845, eleven women arrived in Saint Martin, a village of French and Irish settlers at the northern tip of Brown County. John Baptist Purcell, Archbishop of Cincinnati had urged these Ursuline Sisters to establish a school for young ladies. On the campus in 1971 Chatfield College opened its doors to the public. 
The Ripley Museum collection and research library is housed in an 1850s frame home of federal architectural style. The 10 rooms are filled with collectibles dating from the late 18th century to the mid-20th century. Open on Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. or by appointment. Phone: (937) 392-4660
The trip takes about five minutes, but at most 10 minutes. The ferry runs 364 days per year, 12 hours per day. It is closed on Christmas day and if the wind reaches 30 miles per hour or the river is up the ferry is closed. Hours of operation are from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. daily. There is a charge of $5 per vehicle and free for pedestrian traffic. For more information, contact Augusta Ferry, Inc. at 201 Seminary Ave. in Augusta, Ky. Phone: (606) 756-3291.
There were over 80 covered bridges in Brown County spanning such picturesque streams as Straight Creek, White Oak Creek, Red Oak Creek and the East Fork of the Little Miami River. Today, five bridges remain as a part of Brown County’s local heritage and history. Three of these are open to vehicular traffic, two are by-passed and open to foot traffic.
The Mount Oreb Depot, built in 1886 is the oldest building in Mount Orab at the corner of Front and Woodyard Streets. It was closed in the early 1970's. It was donated to the Mount Orab Women's Club and is on the National Register of Historic Places along with a wooden caboose. The train depot is now used for meetings and community activities.
The John P. Parker House Museum is a National Historic Landmark and was the home of John Parker a former slave, abolitionist, inventor, and businessman. He is credited with helping hundreds of slaves escape slavery to the north through the alleys, creeks and underbrush.The Parker Home Museum opened in 2003 after a restoration project. 
The Rankin House is a State Memorial and a National Historic Landmark that was the home of Rev. John Rankin an anti-slavery leader. This home was an important stop on the Underground Railroad. Views from the house include downtown Ripley and the Ohio River. For more information view the Ohio History web site. 
Brown County featured on Ohio News Network Video
On Tuesday September 1, 2009 a new marketing video was filmed to promote the rich heritage, events and life style in Brown County to visitors. The video was produced by Ohio News Network and was featured in a brand new weekly magazine show, Ohio & Company. Veteran TV personality and host Eve Mueller showcases home, style, arts and living. Watch Video