Bonnieville, Kentucky: Molly the Cow: Pasture Giant
Former mascot for Frenchman Knob Farms, the now-weathered brown fiberglass cow, maybe 15 feet tall, stands in the middle of a pasture enjoyed by real cows. Tipped over by a windstorm in early 2023; back on her feet by August 2024.
- Address:
- I-65 S., Bonnieville, KY
- Directions:
- On the west (southbound) side of I-65 between mileposts 69.4 and 69.2.
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Molly the cow is back on her feet. And we're happy for her.
[Maribel Rodriguez, 09/21/2024]Just drove by on I-65 and spotted Molly! She's standing upright again and strapped to a pole.
[KT, 08/15/2024]The cow is turned over and heavily damaged. It's still there, but harder to see as it's knocked over onto its side.
[Liz, 07/04/2024]Molly is still on the top of the hill, but on our drive past on 4/20/23 she had toppled over and is both hard to see and not at all photogenic.
[Keith Hewitt, 04/29/2023]A winter windstorm toppled Molly. Standing a tipped cow upright is never easy, especially one that's 15 feet high.
Molly The Cow sits atop a hillside on Frenchman Knob Farms in Bonnieville overlooking the traffic along Interstate 65. After her retirement in 2013, Molly was moo-ved to the pasture. She is visible from the interstate and is not publicly accessible.
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A little banged-up from her recent tumble, but you can't keep a good giant cow down.