Polish people in Kentucky?

I recently moved to ky from ny and im trying to find out if there are any more polish people here.

Kentucky isn't very popular among Poles in the US (not sure why because it's a nice state and good weather). You may try to get some contacts with Poles living in the area through this site: polacywct.com/ogloszenia/index.php.

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Hello Dorota.

I'm moving to Georgetown KY with my family it's near Lexington KY. I would love to connect with you. I'm interested to meet other Polish people that may live near Lexington. Thank you for all you help

Pozdrawiam, Ania

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Looking for Polish community in Lexington, Kentucky

Hello,

My name is Bryan and I live in Lexington, Kentucky. My wife is from Poland and I am reaching out to see if there are any Polish communities in Lexington or the surrounding area.

@jbc1979
Hey! Are you still currently in Lexington? I'm about to move there next month. I'm originally from Krakow and for last 20 years I have lived in NY.

Milena

Hi Milena! :) Thank you for your reply. Yes my wife and I live in Lexington. We would love to connect with you when you are here. My phone number is 859-916-2486. Please feel free to call or text.

All future and past visitors, looking for Polish Community in Lexington. I'm happy to say we are here, and we are looking for you too! Join our group on facebook facebook.com/groups/pacslex . And help us spread the word!

What? There are actual Polish people in KY? Beautiful, shamefully under-rated state.

@AntV

lol.

A thread with 8 posts.

How did you find this?

It was in one of those "similiar discussions'" at bottom of page. I saw Kentucky and couldn't pass it up.

That is a fact with the Blue Mountains and being the bourbon whiskey. capital of the world, and world class Thoroughbred horses, .bred for speed and agility.
Owensboro, Kentucky is where the Green River distillery is. (One of my favorites)
Do a tour of their distillery and by the end of two hours you will have earned a college credit and a rememberable buzz.
There are over 100 active distillers in Kentucky that produce over 95% of the bourbon in the world.
The Kentucky bourbon trail has almost 50 distillery's you can tour with over 10 million barrels of bourbon aging at one time which is more than the population of the State of Kentucky.
Not a lot of big populated cities in Kentucky so work for Polish immigrants would be slim pickings.
Plus the people of Kentucky are very clannish and have a distrust for outsiders.
That would be my guess why Polish people never immigrated to Kentucky in numbers.