Burlington is an unincorporated community in northern Kentucky, and is the seat of Boone County. The population is around 17,000.
Burlington is one of two unincorporated county seats in Kentucky, with the other being Whitley City. Burlington has seen considerable suburban growth from the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio, metro area, in the past 20 years.
The Boone County Courthouse, on Washington Street. The courthouse was built in 1889.
The Boone County Justice Center, on Rogers Lane. The courthouse was built in 2003.
The Boone County Administration Building, on Washington Street. The structure was built in 1981.
The Burlington Commons, on Washington Street across from the Boone County Courthouse and Boone County Administration Building. The park was dedicated in 2020.
The Boone County Deposit Bank, on Washington Street. The bank was built in 1925.
The Central House Hotel, on Jefferson Street at Washington Street. The old hotel was built in 1840.
The Renaker House, on Union Square. The house was built in 1830, and also served as a tavern. It now is used as offices for the county attorney.
The Peoples Deposit Bank, on Jefferson Street. The bank was built in 1905.
The Joseph Graves House, on Jefferson Street. The house was built in 1817.
The Stephens-Yelton House, on Jefferson Street. The house was built in 1884.
The Erastus Tousey House, on Jefferson Street. The house was built in 1822, and is now used as a tavern.
The Foster-Sandford House, on Jefferson Street. The house was built in 1831.
Buildings on Jefferson Street. On the left is the old Burlington Methodist Church, built in 1837 and now used as an antique shop. On the right is the James Runyan House, built in 1840.
The old Burlington Presbyterian Church, on Jefferson Street. The church was built in 1833, and is now used as a garage.
The Gulley-Pettit-Duncan House, on Jefferson Street. The house was built in 1920.
The Boone County Clerk's Office, off of Gallatin Street. The office was built in 1853, and was originally located across from the county courthouse.
Burlington Baptist Church, on Washington Street. The church was built in 1979.
The Latimer-Walden House, on Washington Street. The house was built in 1867.
A house on Gallatin Street.
The Willis Graves House, on Jefferson Street. The house was built in 1830, and is now a bed & breakfast.
Behind the Willis Graves House on Jefferson Street is a log house from 1850.
The Hogan House, on Jefferson Street. The house was built in 1860.
The Senator S. Walker Tolin House, on Washington Street. The house was built in 1887.
A house on Rogers Lane.
A house on Orient Street.
A house on Orient Street.
The Robert Chambers House, on East Bend Road. The house was built in 1836.
Houses on Tessie Circle.
A house on Featherstone Drive.
An office building on Burlington Pike.
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