1- Type: Historic Sites
This sprawling, 300-acre site is a tribute to Jefferson County's rich history. The park's crown jewel is... Read more »
2- Type: Historic Sites, History Museums, Museums
- Neighborhood: Butchertown
based on 12 TripAdvisor Traveler Reviews
Built around 1790, this Georgian mansion and National Historic Landmark was the former home of... Read more »
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- Type: Historic Sites
- Neighborhood: Downtown
based on 31 TripAdvisor Traveler Reviews
The country's third largest historic preservation district is billed as "America's Victorian Treasure."... Read more »
4- Type: Historic Sites, Religious Sites
- Neighborhood: Downtown
Built in 1852, this is the country's third oldest cathedral and downtown Louisville's fourth oldest... Read more »
5- Type: Historic Sites
- Neighborhood: Kentucky Fair And Expo Center
based on 3 TripAdvisor Traveler Reviews
Jeffersonian architecture, craft demonstrations, living history presentations, and storytelling will... Read more »
6- Type: Historic Sites
- Neighborhood: Butchertown
Built around 1850, this residence was Edison's home from 1866 to 1867. It offers a fantastic glimpse at his... Read more »
7Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site
- Type: Architecture, Historic Sites
- Neighborhood: New Albany
This graceful mansion was built in 1867 by local tycoon William S. Culbertson who utilized the home to... Read more »
8- Type: Historic Sites
- Neighborhood: Downtown
The Brennan family occupied this three-story Victorian house for more than 85 years. The fascinating... Read more »
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- Type: Historic Sites, History Museums, Libraries / Archives, Museums
- Neighborhood: Salem
Born in 1838 in Salem, John Hay was a politician, ambassador, and writer. His distinguished career included... Read more »
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- Type: Historic Sites
- Neighborhood: Historic Crescent Hill
Built around 1855, this historic home sits on 11 acres of lush beauty, including a breathtaking tri-level... Read more »
