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Museums
Grant County |
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 The
William Arnold
Log Home
Main Street, Williamstown, next to Forcht Bank. Circa 1811, was
home of the
founder of
Williamstown.
Open every Friday from 11am to 4pm and by
appointment for
group tours.
859-824-9202
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Boone,
Campbell, and
Kenton Counties |
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Behringer-Crawford
Museum
1600
Montague Rd. (P.O.
Box 67)
www.bcmuseum.org
Devou Park;
Covington, KY 41011;
859-491-4003
Nestled in Devou Park, is the region’s premier museum of natural, cultural, and artistic heritage. The museum, a 19th century home, is an artifact in itself and the grounds offer walking trails to enjoy nature. The exhibits house some of the area’s oldest collections of artifacts, as well as, local artworks. The most exciting artifact is the “Kentucky,” a trolley who retired to the museum after years of service to the area. Come enjoy and experience history!
. info@bcmuseum.org
Railway
Exposition Museum
315 W. Southern Ave,
Covington, KY 41015
859-491-RAIL –
Railroad museum has
guided tours of
pullman sleepers,
diner, business
cars, training cars,
caboose, engine
cars, kitchen cars,
postal cars, and
troop carriers.
Memorabilia cars
tell the history of
the railroad. Open
May through October
Sat. & Sun. – 12:30
pm-4:30 pm. Other
times by
appointment.
Vent Haven Museum
Over 500
ventriloquist
figures from 20
countries can be
seen on a guided
tour of this unique
museum. Also
featured are
hundreds of pictures
and collectibles
related to
ventriloquism. By
appointment only;
season
May-September.
33 W. Maple, Ft.
Mitchell, KY 41011
859-341-0461
Email:
venthaven@home.com
www.venthaven.com
Creation Museum:
2800 Bullittsburg Church Road Petersburg, KY 41080; 888-582-4253 or 800-778-3390; www.creationmuseum.org
A walk through history via the pages of the Bible – exploring how scripture provides an eye-witness account of the beginning of all things in a state-of-the-art 60,000 square foot museum designed by a former Universal Studios exhibit director.
James A. Ramage Civil War Museum:
1402 Highland Avenue Fort Wright, KY 41011; 859-344-1145
Named after Dr. James A. Ramage, Civil War historian – 14-acre park, excavation and museum featuring Storer House, Battery Hooper and Civil War reenactments.
The Carnegie Visual and Performing Arts Center
1028 Scott Blvd.
Covington, KY 41011
(859) 491-2030
www.thecarnegie.com
Largest multidisciplinary arts venue in NKY – all-age events, educational programs and art exhibitions within five art galleries, a renovated turn-of-the-century theatre and education center.
Leapin Lizard Gallery
726 Main Street
Covington, KY 41011
(859) 581-2728
www.leapinlizardgallery.com
Elegant, eclectic mix of works where “Art is Life and Life is Art” – combining fine art and American craft and featuring contemporary artists and original exhibits.
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Bracken
County |
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Rosemary
Clooney House
Museum
106 E. Riverside
Dr.,
Weekends 1 pm -
5 pm, tours
available - call
606-756-2603
Showcasing
largest display
of costumes &
memorabilia from
the 1954 film,
"While
Christmas", in
the house built
in 1835 on the
banks of the
Ohio River.
Groups of 10 or
more by
appointment. 5$
donation.
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Robertson
County |
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Pioneer Museum
located in Blue Licks Battlefield
State Resort
800-443-7008
www.kystateparks.ky.gov/bluelick.htm
Learn more about the fascinating history of Blue Licks.
Check out the video presentation, mastodon bones, Native American and
Kentucky pioneer artifacts. The Gift Shop features Kentucky handcrafts, books
and confectioneries.
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Mason County |
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The Museum Center and Genealogical
Library
215 Sutton St., Maysville, KY 41056; 606-564-5865.
Built in 1876 and recently restored, this outstanding museum is on the National
Register and features an art gallery, genealogical and historical library,
dioramas and area artifacts.
The Museum Center and
Research Library
215 Sutton St., Maysville, KY 606-564-5865
The National Underground
Railroad Museum
115 E. Third St., Maysville, KY 606-564-6986
Olde Washington Visitors Center and
Museums
2215 Old Main St., Washington, KY 41096
606-759-7411.
Historical and Underground Railroad Tours are available at the Visitors Center.
View a historic video of Washington and visit the gift shop.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Slavery to Freedom Museum
2124 Old Main St., Washington, KY 606-759-7411
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" was born in the mind of Harriet after having witnessed a
slave auction on the courthouse lawn.
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Lewis County |
Visit
the Vanceburg Depot Museum by calling 606-796-RAIL for an appointment.
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Fleming County |
 Fleming
County
Covered Bridge Museum
119 E. Water St., Flemingsburg, KY 41041
606-845-6224 OR 606-845-1223
Open Saturdays 10 AM - 2 PM or other times by appointment. Admission is free!
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Owen County |
Owen County Historical Museum
206
North Main Street, Owenton
502-484-2529
Museum and Gift Shop
Monday-Thursday – 9am, Saturday – 10am, Sunday – 2pm |
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