Historic Places in Louisville, KY

5 places

Explore the rich tapestry of Louisville's history, where each site offers a glimpse into the city’s vibrant past, culture, and architectural beauty.

DAR sign in honor of historic preservation

Locust Grove Historic Site

Opens at 10am

4.5

Heritage defines Locust Grove, where the 1792 Georgian mansion tells the story of Louisville's founding, culture, and historic agriculture.

Great Steamboat Race

Open until 7pm

4.5

Remarkably, the Great Steamboat Race showcases the last working steamboat from the mid-20th century, steeped in rich history and tradition.

US Marine Hospital Foundation Inc

Open until 6pm

History defines this place, serving as a crucial health resource since 1852 for the community and historic river workers. Its architectural significance captivates.

Conrad/Caldwell House Museum

Closed today

5.0

Distinctive in design, the Conrad/Caldwell House Museum captures the elegance of Richardsonian Romanesque style and offers a window into Louisville's Victorian era.

Filson Historical Society

Opens at 9am

5.0

Enchanting architecture envelops the Filson Historical Society, showcasing rich exhibits and artifacts that illuminate the Ohio River Valley's fascinating past.