A catalpa tree growing on the banks of the Ohio River;
Stan and his partners had a few trees planted on the grounds of the historic Young's Inn which is described in this Commonwealth of Kentucky marker;
As you can see from the marker there have been many famous guests who have stayed here while traveling. This is a view from the backyard of the Young's Inn;
Tree grove on the Young's Inn property;
In September of 1994 several descendants of James Young planted a historical sycamore tree as part of a "Pioneer Days" celebration. The planting included clergy from all six churches in West Point. The Tree was donated by Stan Lemaster and like many Living Legacy trees, was propagated by Stan's nurseryman partner Theordore Klein. The sycamore was descended from seeds gathered at the Sultan's Palace in Istanbul, Turkey and was placed where a previous sycamore had stood for many years.
Stan had several other historic trees that would also be appropriate in West Point since the trees are descended from locations of famous persons who have visited to West Point. These trees include the Jenny Lind maple, Henry Clay ginkgo, Andrew Jackson magnolia, and George Rogers Clark catalpa.
