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Established in 1790
Last updated 7.20.11
What People Are Saying About Historic Locust Grove
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The Scene – A National Historic Landmark built in 1790, this restored Georgian brick mansion is located on a 55-acre estate six miles upriver from downtown Louisville. In addition to the main house, the grounds include a kitchen, ice house, spring house, visitor center and the Hands On History center built in 1998. The estate is beautiful, planted with locust and Kentucky coffee trees, and is often the site of summertime weddings. – – If These Walls Could Talk – Locust Grove was the last home of Louisville founder and Revolutionary War general George Rogers Clark.…
Editor's Tips
- Hands On History Exhibit:
- The center is open Tue-Thu 11am-3pm, May 29-Sep 1. Admission: children (12 and under) $2; one adult per child admitted for no charge.
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