The Kentucky Museum is a history, arts and culture museum which includes 8,000 square feet of six long-term exhibits and several changing exhibits.

The Kentucky Railway Museum focuses on the history of Kentucky’s railroads and the people who built them. Enjoy a 22-mile train ride thru the Rolling Fork River Valley.

At the McDowell House Museum, students take guided tours through the house and apothecary shop. They learn about life and medicine in the early 19th century.

Museums of Historic Hopkinsville includes both the Pennyroyal Area Museum ( Edgar Cayce and African American history) and the Woody Winfree Fire- Transportation Museum.

At the Old Bardstown Village,  visit our sites, The Civil War Museum, Women’s Civil War Museum, Colonial Village, & the War Memorial of Mid America.

The Owensboro Museum of Science and History offers educational programming to visitors. From historic Coal Mine Gallery to the hands-on ENCOUNTER or the Government Gallery.

South Union Shaker Village is a place to learn firsthand about the Shaker way of life thru tours of buildings and the museum of Shaker folklife and material culture.

At the Frazier History Museum, experience the people, history and the sights and sounds of Kentucky woven together in their exhibits, film and hands-on activities. Visit our virtual field trip.

The Kentucky Horse Park offers a visit to the International Museum of the Horse, a Smithsonian Affiliate, the American Saddlebred Museum, and equine presentations throughout the day.

The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame offers a tour that includes a short presentation , a sampling of live Kentucky music and a self-guided tour of the exhibits.

The Portland Museum is a history and art museum that details the Louisville’s river heritage through vivid dioramas, life-sized characters, documentaries, and special exhibits

The World Peace Bell is the world’s largest free swinging bell.  It has a powerful, deep resonant tone that is truly a majestic symbol of freedom and peace.