Olivers, Kentucky is an unincorporated community located in Butler County, Kentucky, United States. It is primarily known as a historical settlement that once supported a local post office.
History The community of Olivers developed in the late 19th century, likely centered around a general store or a crossroads serving the surrounding rural population. Its most significant historical feature was the establishment of a post office, which operated from May 20, 1878, to May 31, 1904. During its operation, the Olivers post office served as a vital communication link for residents in this part of Butler County. The community's name is often recorded as "Oliver's" in historical documents, suggesting a connection to an individual or family named Oliver.
Geography and Current Status Olivers is situated within Butler County, a rural county in the west-central region of Kentucky. Today, it remains an unincorporated area, meaning it does not have its own municipal government. While the post office is long closed, the area typically consists of scattered residences, farms, and undeveloped land, characteristic of many historical rural settlements in Kentucky that never grew into larger towns. There are no major services or distinct commercial centers currently associated with the name Olivers, and it primarily functions as a historical place-name on maps.