Museums

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Thomas Edison House. Home of the inventor who worked in Louisville as a telegrapher from 1866-67.

Liberty Hall Historic Site was home to Kentucky's first U.S. Senator, John Brown, and his family. The site was also home to another U.S. Senator, a Vice-Presidential candidate, a Governor of Missouri, a Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, a French Ambassador, a U.S. District Attorney, three U.S. Army colonels, and a beloved children's author Margaret Wise Brown

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Locust Grove Historic Home. Circa 1790 Georgian mansion served as the last home of General George Rogers Clark, Revolutionary War hero.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Conrad-Caldwell House Museum. Richardsonian Romanesque style architecture house was built for Theophilus Conrad, who made his fortune in the tanning business.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Sherman House. Birthplace of Civil War General William Tecumseh Sherman and Senator John Sherman.

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Bonnet House Museum and Gardens. Information provided on collection, exhibits, events, tours and membership.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Molly Brown House Museum. Learn about the life and times of Unsinkable Molly Brown in her restored Victorian home in Denver, Colorado.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Rancho Camulos Museum. A 40 acre National Historic Landmark, situated within an 1800 acre working ranch.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Oneida Community Mansion House. National Historic Landmark.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - George W. Bush Childhood Home. Tells the story of the Bush Family and the childhood of George W.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Tudor Place. House of architectural distinction lived in by six generations of the same family from 1805 to 1984.