Sun Valley Sweet Feed Mill, Horse Cave
Old Sun Valley Sweet Feed Mill located in Horse Cave, Hart County. Contact Horse Cave-Hart County Tourist Commission for more information 270-218-0386.
Old Sun Valley Sweet Feed Mill located in Horse Cave, Hart County. Contact Horse Cave-Hart County Tourist Commission for more information 270-218-0386.
Historic State Bank Building, downtown Horse Cave. Contact Horse Cave-Hart County Tourist Commission for more information 270-218-0386.
Historic one room schoolhouse / church house located on the Frenchman’s Knob Land Preserve, Bonnieville, Hart County. Contact Horse Cave-Hart County Tourist Commission for more information 270-218-0386.
The current BeeLovLee beauty salon is located in Horse Cave, in an historic building once used as the Hidden River Cave, Cave Office by the Thomas Family in 1932. Contact Horse Cave-Hart County Tourist Commission for more information 270-218-0386.
Historic One room schoolhouse, Freedom school in Barren County, KY. Contact Glasgow Barren Co Tourist Commission for more info 800-264-3161 or 270-651-3161
Historic Houchens-Winn School and original Houchens Store located in Barren County. Contact Glasgow Barren Co Tourist Commission for more info 800-264-3161 or 270-651-3161
Home built in 1843, one of the first homes located in Glasgow, Barren County.
Historic home located on the corner of Liberty & Washington Streets, Barren County. Contact Glasgow Barren Co Tourist Commission for more info 800-264-3161 or 270-651-3161
Historic Home located on South Green Street in Glasgow, Barren County Ky. Contact Glasgow Barren Co Tourist Commission for more info 800-264-3161 or 270-651-3161
Historic building that houses a Hair Salon in Glasgow, Barren Co Kentucky
Historic Delveaux house in Glasgow Ky. Contact Glasgow Barren Co Tourist Commission for more info 800-264-3161 or 270-651-3161
Ruins of the Historic Bell’s Tavern. Used in the 1800’s as a tavern, & stagecoach stop, destroyed in fire, currently stands in ruins next to the Olde Victorian Inn, Park City in Barren County Ky
This historic house was built in 1830. It was occupied during the Civil War by Sr officers. The house may have been used by escaping slaves on the Underground Railroad.
The bank building, 1895, was the first banking facility in Munfordville. It is one of the five Victorian commercial buildings located in town. It is on the national register of Historic Places and a certified KY Landmark.
Built around 1823 by Thomas Munford, the brother of the founder of Munfordville. It is built of logs covered by the present exterior.
Constructed in 1833, used as the nurses quarters during the Civil War. The building supplemented the Presbyterian Church when it was a field hospital. Before the war it was a school, on room for girls and one for boys.
The Gaddie Cabin is also known as the Old Pisgah Schoolhouse. A historical structure, circa Pre-Civil war. The interior is restored, beautiful grounds & yard.
The Grand Victorian Inn has 11 beautiful & unique Victorian guest rooms and Mammoth Railway Cafe. The Inn, located at the old Train Station House, is now the Bike and Hike Trail head to Mammoth Cave National Park.