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1. Paducah Wall to Wall
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2. Luther F. Carlson Four Rivers Center
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3. William Clark Market House Museum
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4. Museum of the American Quilter's Society
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5. Players Bluegrass Downs
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6. Paducah Railroad Museum
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7. Annie's Horsedrawn Carriages
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8. Yeiser Art Center
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9. Metropolis Lake State Nature Preserve
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10. Tilghman Civil War Museum
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Holiday Inn Express PADUCAH
3994 HINKLEVILLE RD. · Paducah, KY · 42001
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145 MCBRIDE LANE · PADUCAH, KY · 42001
 

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About Paducah

In 1827, William Clark, one-half of famed explorers Lewis and Clark, planned a town in the northern section of 37,000 acres of land willed to him by his older brother. Named for a local Native American tribe, the Padouca, the city of Paducah was founded at the mouth of the Tennessee River. The city is the only major Kentucky city with a Native American name. Paducah was incorporated in the early-19th century and became an important industrial city at the convergence of the Tennessee and Ohio...