The city of Midway in Woodford County was built by the Lexington and Ohio Railroad in 1831. The site was also known as Middleway. Midway is the home of Midway College. Chartered in 1847, Midway College is an independent liberal arts college for women. Railroad Street, centered around railroad tracks, features Victorian-style antique shops, gift boutiques and restaurants. In 2005, Midway had a population of 1,622. In the heart of the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky, Midway is noted for its scenic beauty, its economic
health, and the commitment of its citizens to preserving its community assets through careful and proactive planning and strategic action. In order to keep the county’s economy diversified and strong, local leaders have undertaken a joint effort to create a unique place for future businesses. The Midway Station Commerce District is a recently annexed part of the City of Midway, Kentucky. Interstate-64 bisects the two parts of town, providing convenient access for residents and travelers. The highway provides
quick and easy access to the metropolitan areas of Frankfort and Lexington within 20 minutes, and downtown Louisville within an hour. This plan represents their aspirations for a truly unique business location. For more, visit www.woodfordchamber-ky.com or www.woodfordkyeda.com