Kentucky Museums and Memorials

The National Quilt MuseumBecause of the state’s rich history and heritage, you’ll find dozens of Kentucky museums and memorials commemorating everything from the Civil War to music, bourbon and horses.

Celebrate the legends of Kentucky horse racing at Churchill Downs’ Kentucky Derby Museum, and the International Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky Horse Park. Visit the childhood home of Abraham Lincoln in Hodgenville, KY, or view the Civil War battlefields of Perryville and Richmond.

Hear some of the earliest, most influential sounds of American music, and discover dozens of famous native Kentucky musicians at the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame Museum. While in Owensboro, don't forget to stop by The International Bluegrass Music Museum.

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Shelbyville, KY

Featuring Shelby County's award-winning artists.

Corbin, KY

There's Only One...Sanders Cafe.

Eat where it all began. Colonel Sanders' original restaurant, the birthplace of Kentucky Fried Chicken, has been carefully restored ...

Louisville, KY
www.sar.org
Museum displays artifacts and information of the American Revolution. A genealogical/research library may be used for a nominal fee. ($5.00 per day)
South Union, KY
www.shakermuseum.com
The Shakers were a communal religious organization that flourished in America during the 19th century. The Shaker Museum, found in the 40-room 1824 Centre House, is filled wit...
Maysville, KY
www.cityofmaysville.com

Frontiersman Simon Kenton, Daniel Boone's frontier counterpart, found Washington in 1775 during his fourth expedition into the area to discover the "cane lands" of Kentucky...

Nazareth, KY
www.scnfamily.org

Open year-round, hours vary. Call for tours, retreat information & Mass times. An excellent quiet campus for walks, meditating, tours, retreats. Highlights of the campu...

Glasgow, KY
www.kyculturalcenter.org

Located in the former 1920's Kentucky Pants factory, the 30,000 square foot center currently has quality exhibits spanning three floors. The first floor features a display ...

Louisville, KY
www.speedmuseum.org

The Speed Art Museum is Kentucky’s foremost art museum, presenting works from ancient Egypt to contemporary art and attracts thousands of visitors annually from acros...

Stanford, KY
www.stanford-lincolncountytourism.com
The current structure , which served as the depot until 1986, was built in 1912 and has been newly restored. A caboose and railroad work car are sitting on original sections ...
Louisville, KY
A statue of Abraham Lincoln by noted sculptor George Grey Barnard. The statue is accessible at all times.
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