Added Winchester Turnpike from downtown Lexington to the eastern border of Fayette County. The first Clark County record of the road is from 1838, but 1835 map of Lexington shows it so I'm assuming it already existed by then.

Adjusted the completion date for the Lexington & Frankfort R.R. and extended it from Midway to Lexington.

Added Cox Street as well as Oliver Lewis Way which eventually superseded it.

Expanded Lexington street network based on 1835 town map by John Lutz.

Reclassified original Lexington streets as minor roads.

Updated downtown streets to ensure continuity with the turnpikes connecting Lexington to other towns. The streets were built first and the turnpikes were built later.

Added the first streets of Lexington, based on a 1791 Plat Map of the town. For some streets the end dates are estimates and will be refined with further research.

Added Triangle Park, popular downtown Lexington park with cascading fountains.

Created former University of Kentucky dormitory towers, the Blanding and Kirwan Towers. They were completed in 1967 and demolished in 2020.

Lexington's second tallest building, built 1973-1979. 22 stories, 101 meters. Despite the name, it is only one tower.

Added the Lexington Financial Center, colloquially known as the "Big Blue Building." Tallest building in Lexington, Kentucky. Completed in 1987.

Added information about Cove Haven Cemetery, a cemetery for many notable Lexington African Americans.

Added name and founding data of Calvary Cemetery, a traditionally Catholic cemetery adjacent to The Lexington Cemetery.

Add information about The Lexington Cemetery which is Lexington, Kentucky's most historically important cemetery.