Fairfield Farm Cottage

Fairfield Farm Cottage The Fairfield Farm Cottage is a beautiful stone guest cottage B&B at the site of Martin's Station, n

Do you have family or friends visiting this summer? Or, maybe you just need a getaway for yourself! Enjoy the secluded, ...
07/12/2026

Do you have family or friends visiting this summer? Or, maybe you just need a getaway for yourself! Enjoy the secluded, peaceful tranquility of . We offer fresh farm to table breakfast that can be enjoyed on the terrace or porch, each with beautiful and inviting views of our farm and Stoner Creek. The attention to detail and care taken for each and every one of our guests is unmatched! Book with us and see for yourself, we’d love to have you !!
Reservations can be made via our website: fairfieldfarmcottage.com, AirBnB, or Facebook.

The site of the actual Martin’s Station Fort and commemorative stone installed 106 years ago to mark the site of the Am...
06/22/2026

The site of the actual Martin’s Station Fort and commemorative stone installed 106 years ago to mark the site of the American Revolution attack of British and Indians upon the pre-Bourbon County pioneers... The rock wall encloses what is now a cemetery. Pioneer communication and memories vary, so the marker says "June 24" but there are at least five other dates listed in very respected histories, so we choose "the week of July 26". And, YES, we still welcome guests at our peaceful, historic and picturesque at the intersection of Stoner Creek and the ....we just haven't been too good about keeping our page up to date of late!

Beautiful sunrise this morning over Martin’s Station in the Fairfield Farm Cottage backyard. The rock wall at right is ...
06/08/2026

Beautiful sunrise this morning over Martin’s Station in the Fairfield Farm Cottage backyard. The rock wall at right is the site of the original fort.

Indeed, as we prepare this month to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, let’s not forget Bourbon County’s contribution to independence of 246 years ago during the week of June 26, 1780.

That’s then that the British and Indians overran Martin’s Station at the intersection of Stoner Creek and the Alanant-o-wamiowee buffalo trail, changing the battle for what was considered the Western Front of the American Revolution. The station was the one nearest to what is now Paris, is where Governor James Garrard built his first house and included Cooper’s Run Baptist Church, the 1803 stone building Gov. Garrard helped establish. LOTS of history in

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500 Cynthiana Road
Paris, KY
40361

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+18597075575

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