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Interested in fun facts and the history of Irvington, KY?
Then read on!
Some interesting facts about Irvington, Kentucky are:
1. Irvington is known as the birthplace of the famous American football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant.
2. The village was founded in the 1820s and was named after the author Washington Irving.
3. The famous abolitionist and women's suffrage activist Sojourner Truth once visited Irvington and addressed a gathering at the local church.
4. The Battle of Irvington occurred in 1864, during the American Civil War, when Confederate forces under General John Hunt Morgan clashed with Union troops.
5. Irvington is home to several historic buildings, including the 1840s Irvington Presbyterian Church and the 1850s Battletown Inn.
6. The village hosts an annual Irvington Haunted Hotel festival, which features haunted tours, live entertainment, and other spooky activities around Halloween.