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Louisville's Beer! A full scale brewery & bottling plant

Conrad/Caldwell House Museum
1402 St. James Court
Louisville, KY 40208-2127

502-636-5023

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Victorian Romanesque Revival house, richly decorated on both exterior & interior

Farmington Historic House Museum
3033 Bardstown Road
Louisville, 40205

502-452-9920

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1815 Federal-style house with important connections to Thomas Jefferson & Abraham Lincoln. Magnificently restored. Guided tours & museum store.

Frazier International History Museum
829 W. Main St.
Louisville, Kentucky 40202

502-412-2280

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Take an unforgettable journey through history that spans 1000 years and 2 continents at the Frazier Museum which, in collaboration with Royal Armouries, holds in trust one of the greatest collections of arms, armor and related historical artifacts in the world. Through the use of interactive displays, state-of-the-art multi-media presentations and dynamic performances by costumed interpreters, history also comes alive
at The Frazier as never before.

Historic Homes Foundation, Inc.
3110 Lexington Road
Louisville, KY 40206

502-899-5079

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HHF owns and operates Farmington (c. 1815), Whitehall (c. 1909), and Thomas Edison House (c. 1860). The three museums are open for tours and host rental events. HHF is affiliated with Historic Locust Grove.

Historic Locust Grove, Inc.
561 Blankenbaker Ln.
Louisville, Kentucky 40207

502-897-9845

Museum and store open daily, call for hours of operation

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This fifty-five acre site is a National Historic Landmark. The ca.1790 farm is the last home of General George Rogers Clark.

Jeffersontown Historical Museum
10635 Watterson Tr.
Louisville, KY 40299

502-261-8290

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Admission Free

Free museum. 50% of space is devoted to Pioneer artifacts & archives. 50% is 1,250 ethnic & folk dolls from all over the world.

Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
315 Guthrie Green, Ste. 400
Louisville, Kentucky 40202

502-583-4100

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African American Museum and Cultural Center located in the historic Russell District.

Kentucky Derby Museum
704 Central Avenue
Louisville, Kentucky 40208

502-637-1111

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Featuring "The Greatest Race," a 360-degree, high-definition show, walking tours and NEW barn-area van tours of Churchill Downs.

Kentucky Museum of Arts + Design
715 W. Main Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40202

800-446-0102

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What’s inside the Kentucky Museum of Arts + Design? Art, shopping, creativity, and fun. Celebrating traditional and functional art, visitors can view and shop for hand-made items in two exhibition galleries and a sales gallery. Kentucky, regional, and national artists are featured in 22 exhibitions per year and a Permanent Collection Gallery, and over 200 Kentucky artists are represented in the retail gallery. Art lovers can also attend exciting hands-on workshops in the Education Center.

Louisville Slugger Museum
800 West Main Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40202

502-588-7228

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See the World's Biggest Bat! Fascinating and fun tour of the bat factory. Interactive exhibits. Baseball's greatest hitters. Free mini bat with tour. Personalized bats available.

Muhammad Ali Center
One Riverfront Plaza
Suite 1702
Louisville, Kentucky 40202

502-584-9254

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The Muhammad Ali Center is an international, cultural and educational institution that is guided and inspired by the ideals of Muhammad Ali as they relate to our individual lives. Visitors will experience a non-traditional museum experience that parallel Muhammad Ali's steps to "personal greatness"--goal-setting, training, motivation, and humanitarianism. His biographical storyline--from his Louisville roots to his boxing career, to his societal and religious convictions--will come alive through both integrated and stand-alone experiences.

The Speed Art Museum

2035 S. Third Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40208

502-634-2700

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Founded in 1927, The Speed Art Museum has over 13,000 pieces in its collection, spanning 6,000 years, ranging from ancient Egyptian to contemporary art. The Museum has distinguished collections of 17th century Dutch and Flemish painting; 18th century French art; Renaissance and Baroque tapestries; and significant holdings of contemporary painting and sculpture.