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Louisville, Kentucky
The Belle of Louisville is one of the oldest operating steamboats. Ghost Hunters investigated in 2013, with a story of a captain who had a…
Benham, Kentucky
The Benham Schoolhouse Inn occupies a school built in 1926 by Wisconsin Steel, later International Harvester, for the children of the…
Wilder, Kentucky
Bobby Mackey's Music World is a country music bar on Licking Pike in Wilder, run by singer Bobby Mackey since he bought the building in…
Berea, Kentucky
Boone Tavern Hotel opened in 1909 as a guest house for Berea College and is still owned and run by the college, with student staff and a…
Frankfort, Kentucky
Buffalo Trace Distillery on the Kentucky River in Frankfort claims to be the oldest continuously operating distillery in the United States.…
Carrollton, Kentucky
The Butler-Turpin House at General Butler State Resort Park in Carrollton is a Greek Revival house built in 1859 that was home to several…
Paducah, Kentucky
The C. C. Cohen Building at 202 Broadway in downtown Paducah was the home of the Cohen family, and its ghost is said to be Stella Cohen…
Louisville, Kentucky
The Conrad-Caldwell House was built in 1893 in Old Louisville for tanner Theophilus Conrad, who died in 1905, and the Caldwell family lived…
Corbin, Kentucky
Cumberland Falls drops about 68 feet along the Cumberland River and is known for the moonbow, a rainbow of moonlight that appears in the…
Walton, Kentucky
The Gaines Tavern History Center is the Abner Gaines House, a Federal-style house built in 1814 on the site of a tavern that dated to 1795,…
Bardstown, Kentucky
The Jailer's Inn is a bed and breakfast in the former Nelson County Jail in Bardstown. The jail, begun in 1797, held prisoners until 1987,…
Frankfort, Kentucky
Liberty Hall was built in the 1790s by John Brown, one of Kentucky's first United States senators, and is now a museum in downtown…
Lexington, Kentucky
The Mary Todd Lincoln House in Lexington was built around 1803 to 1806 as an inn and tavern called the Sign of the Green Tree. The Todd…
Owensboro, Kentucky
The Miller House was built in 1905 for Elmer and Lizzy Miller, whose house plans the Messenger-Inquirer praised that year as a model of…
Franklin, Kentucky
Octagon Hall was built between 1847 and 1859 by Andrew Jackson Caldwell near Franklin, in an unusual eight-sided plan, and it served both…
Harrodsburg, Kentucky
Old Fort Harrod is a reconstruction of the first permanent settlement in Kentucky. Reenactors told Ghost Hunters in 2015 of encountering…
Bardstown, Kentucky
The Old Talbott Tavern in Bardstown has served travelers since 1779 and is billed as one of the oldest stagecoach stops in the country.…
Ashland, Kentucky
The Paramount Arts Center opened on September 5, 1931, as a movie palace designed by the Rapp and Rapp firm, and it remains the centerpiece…
Perryville, Kentucky
The Battle of Perryville, fought on October 8, 1862, was the largest Civil War battle fought in Kentucky, with thousands of casualties in a…
Cynthiana, Kentucky
Cynthiana's Rohs Opera House began in 1871 as Aeolian Hall, and the theater was rebuilt as the "new" Rohs in 1941. Co-owner Phillip…
Louisville, Kentucky
The Seelbach Hotel opened in 1905 and is one of Louisville's best-known luxury hotels. Its ghost is the Lady in Blue, a woman in a long…
Louisville, Kentucky
The Speed Art Museum in Louisville was founded in 1927 by Hattie Bishop Speed, who died in 1942, and some staff say her presence remains.…
Owensboro, Kentucky
The Theatre Workshop of Owensboro performs in the Old Trinity Centre, a Gothic Revival building erected in 1875 as an Episcopal church and…
Van Lear, Kentucky
The Coal Miners' Museum in Van Lear occupies a building erected in 1913 as the Consolidation Coal Company's office, which later held other…