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Lake Cumberland Female Striptease performance shows average 90 min to 2hr, but if want a no time limit show, you just need to keep tipping appropriately for the entertainers to stay longer.
Female Shows can be bikini, topless or nude, you may choose your preference and theme, which includes Naughty housekeeper, Policewoman, Dirty Librarian, Cowgirl, Cheerleader, Nurse, School Girl, Sexy Maid, Construction, S and M, Barbie or just everyday clothes.
Female Entertainers will dance/strip for all the guys according to their comfort level, so if you have conservative guys or grandpas there, they will not pick them up, LOL or we can make it as wild as possible.
Female Dancers will do a performance for the Special Person, Bachelor or Birthday Boy and go into games and lap dances for the other guests.
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Lake Cumberland Male Stripper Pricing $ for 1 Male Dancer or $ for 2 males.
Lake Cumberland Male Striptease shows average 1hr, but if want a no time limit show, you just need to keep tipping appropriately for the entertainer to stay longer.
Your Male Dancer will dance for all the guests according to their comfort level, so if you have conservative girls or grandmas there, he will not pick them up. LOL.
Male Shows can be shorts, boxers, thong or nude you may choose your preference and theme, which includes cop, fireman, construction, doctor, cowboy, business, delivery, military, army, navy, 50 shades of gray, nerd, pizza delivery, pool boy etc.
All male dancers will do a performance for the Special Person, Bachelorette or Birthday Girl and go into games and lap dances for the other guests.
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Lake Cumberland's history is defined by the 1952 completion of the Wolf Creek Dam, which flooded the Cumberland River valley for flood control and hydroelectric power, creating one of the nation's largest man-made lakes.
The project, overseen by the US Army Corps of Engineers, involved extensive construction starting in 1941 and resulted in the submergence of numerous homes, roads, farms, and communities. The reservoir was originally named Wolf Creek Reservoir but was officially changed to Lake Cumberland in 1954.
Areas we Can Cover!!
Lake Cumberland, Monticello, Russell Springs, Campbellsville, Somerset, Bowling Green, Glasgow, Scottsville, Franklin, Russellville, Columbia, Williamsburg, Corbin, London, Jamestown, Jabez, Burnside, Middlesboro,
Lake Cumberland spans across seven counties in southeastern Kentucky: Wayne, Russell, Pulaski, Clinton, McCreary, Laurel, and Whitley counties. While the lake is large and crosses multiple county lines, the cities of Somerset and Burnside are important locations on Lake Cumberland.
Here's a breakdown of the counties: Wayne County, Russell County, Pulaski County, Clinton County, McCreary County, Laurel County, and Whitley County.
Wayne County!
Wayne County, KY, was formed on December 13, 1800, from Pulaski and Cumberland counties, named after Revolutionary War hero General Anthony Wayne, and is home to Monticello, the county seat. The area was settled by European-Americans in the 1770s and saw agricultural development. Key historical sites include the Battle of Mill Springs and the Mill Springs Mill, and its history is preserved through sites like the Wayne County Historical Museum.
Barrier, KY Bethesda, KY Betsey, KY Coopersville, KY Delta, KY Frazer, KY Frisby, KY Gregory, KY Mill Springs, KY Monticello, KY Mount Pisgah, KY Number One, KY Oil Valley, KY Parnell, KY Powersburg, KY Pueblo, KY Ritner, KY Rockybranch, KY Slat, KY Steubenville, KY Stop, KY Sunnybrook, KY Susie, KY Touristville, KY Windy, KY Russell County Jamestown Russell Springs Bryan Creelsboro Decatur Eli Esto Fonthill Freedom Helm Horntown Humble Indian Hills Jabez Jericho Karlus Long Bottom Manntown Middletown Old Olga Olga Ono Ribbon Rose Crossroads Rowena Royville Salem Sano Sewellton Sycamore Flat Vinnie Webbs Cross Roads Whittle
Pulaski County!
Pulaski County, Kentucky, established in 1799 from Lincoln and Green Counties and named for the Polish patriot Count Casimir Pulaski, was a significant site during the American Civil War, most notably hosting the Battle of Mill Springs in 1862, which led to Confederate retreat from the area. The county's early history also involved the establishment of churches, schools, and the county seat, Somerset, in 1802. Over time, the county developed industries like clothing, furniture, and plumbing, and became a place of both development and a source of diaspora as families migrated to other parts of the country, especially after the Civil War.
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Clinton County!
Clinton County, Kentucky, was formed in 1835 from parts of Cumberland and Wayne counties and named for New York Governor DeWitt Clinton. Settled in the late 1790s, the county seat is Albany, chosen in 1837. During the Civil War, the Unionist county faced guerrilla raids, including one that burned the courthouse in 1864. The county is known for its agriculture, scenic landscapes, and historical connection to the Cumberland River.
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McCreary County!
McCreary County, Kentucky, formed in 1923 from parts of Whitley County and Wayne County, is known for its significant coal mining history, with notable locations like Stearns and Barthell Coal Mining Camp. It is also recognized for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities, including Natural Arch and parts of the Sheltowee Trace National Recreation Trail. The county is unique in Kentucky for being the only county without any incorporated cities, and it contains the United States Penitentiary of McCreary.
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Laurel County!
Laurel County, Kentucky, established in 1825 and named for its native laurel shrubs, has a rich history marked by its strategic importance during the American Civil War, with the Battle of Wildcat Mountain occurring there, and its association with Daniel Boone and the Wilderness Road. The county is the birthplace of the first Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant, founded by Colonel Harland Sanders near Corbin, and is celebrated annually by The World Chicken Festival in the county seat of London. Key historical points include early pioneer exploration, significant Civil War battles, and the enduring legacy of the Wilderness Road.
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Whitley County!
Whitley County, Kentucky, was established in 1818 from land taken from Knox County and named in honor of pioneer William Whitley, who also had the country's first circular racetrack built at his home. The county seat, Williamsburg, was also named for him. Early growth was slow due to the rugged terrain, but the arrival of the Louisville and Nashville (L&N) railroad in the 1880s fueled significant growth through the flourishing coal and lumber industries.
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