History
& Culture 

Artist co-op pottery studio and gallery in downtown Bowling Green.

Nashville's major exhibition art museum in a 1934 Art Deco post office.

Art museum and 55-acre botanical garden on a 1930s estate.

Kentucky's oldest and largest art museum.

Free contemporary art museum in a boutique hotel on Whiskey Row.

Contemporary art and craft museum on Louisville's Museum Row.

Historic spring that was the early center of Scottsville life; cold water flowing from the base of a hill.

1886 L&N passenger and freight depot, the primary surviving reminder of Scottsville's rail era.

Home of Dr. F.J. Halcomb Jr. and Mariola Halcomb; a time capsule of Scottsville history and the history of medicine.

One of a few hundred surviving Rosenwald schools (early 1900s), preserved by the Allen County African American Heritage Council.

1804 log meetinghouse, one of the oldest in Kentucky; Daniel Boone's sister Hannah is buried here.

Preserved Civil War battlefield of the 1862 Battle of Munfordville with walking trails and interpretive signs.

Memorial building enclosing a symbolic birth cabin at Sinking Spring Farm.

Ruins and visitor center of the largest inland stone fort built during the Civil War, in Nashville.

National monument at the site of an important early Civil War Union victory (1862).

Guided underground boat tour through a cave with Civil War and Jesse James history.

Guided tours of a restored 1872 Italianate house museum in Bowling Green.

Tours of the 1824 Centre House and grounds of the westernmost Shaker community.

Two-hour ranger-led tour of the cave's historic passages, saltpeter mining works and Mammoth Dome.

Mansion and plantation tours at the home of the 7th U.S. president, including stories of the enslaved people who lived there.

Guided tours of an 1853 Greek Revival thoroughbred plantation mansion with winery.

Costumed guided tours of Federal Hill, inspiration for Stephen Foster's state song.

Restored 3,000-acre Shaker village with tours, inn, farm, trails and riverboat rides.

Guided tours of statesman Henry Clay's Lexington estate.

Local history and genealogy research room in Scottsville (open Tue & Thu).

Glasgow museum of Barren County and regional history, military, Native American and pioneer exhibits.

Western Kentucky University museum of Kentucky history, art and culture.

Museum of Shaker furniture, textiles and history in the 1824 Centre House.

Free museum of Tennessee history at Bicentennial Capitol Mall.

Museum of the Kentucky Derby with Churchill Downs walking tours.

Louisville history museum and official starting point of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

Museum and cultural center honoring Louisville's Muhammad Ali.