Fun statue of a pipe player located outside on a patio of a Irish bar in the highlands community of…read moreLouisville Kentucky. Sculpture is well done and fits the Irish theme that this block of the highlands has. Not the largest sculpture but it's easily recognizable from the sidewalk when strolling the area.

Look at all Roddy piper getting excited for St. Patrick's Day and playing the flute to get…read moreeverybody excited for the Shamrock bar crawl. This is located right outside my Malones in the heart of the Highlands in Louisville Kentucky. They have all kinds of Irish bars and pubs and statues and bar crawls. So this is a very fitting landmark to get here but excited for the upcoming holiday

I was walking around and found the Fireball sculpture next to the library in Mount Washington,…read moreKentucky was such a pleasant surprise. While out walking, I came across this striking piece of public art, and it instantly caught my attention. The design is bold, creative, and full of energy, making it a standout landmark in the area. It's the kind of sculpture that invites you to stop, look, and appreciate the creativity behind it. Having something like this right by the library adds character and charm to the community and makes a simple walk feel like a mini art experience. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area--an unexpected and awesome local gem.

Lousiville letter winners is a series of placards around concrete walls near the cardinal park area…read moreacross from university of Louisville campus. These letter winners are names of several former athletes that played sports at university of Louisville and has info on active years and the sports played. Overall pretty cool honor for the former athletes of the school. As a big Lousiville sports fan I enjoy reading and seeing the history.

This is a neat display that pays tribute to former University of Louisville stars. It is next to…read morethe stadiums and College campus or Floyd Street. It simply has the letter winners name year and accomplishments. It's a neat little thing to check out when you were looking at all the historical University of Louisville achievements in monuments

The tiger statue at Bardstown High School is a fun and eye catching piece that adds a lot of…read morecharacter to the campus. It stands out as a strong symbol of school pride, instantly reinforcing the "Tigers" identity for students, athletes, and visitors. During events like track meets or game days, it becomes a natural photo stop and gathering point, especially for families and visiting teams. The statue itself is well-placed and maintained, giving the campus a bit of personality beyond the standard school facilities.

Downtown Louisville has quite a few historical markers that recall important events and people…read more This one is definitely an unusual event. It reads, "The Associated Advertising Clubs of America met at Galt House, on this site, for their fifth annual convention, 1909. Led by Samuel C. Dobbs, the convention took united action to challenge false advertising. This stand began concept of the Better Business Bureau. By 1918, the Louisville Better Business Bureau, third in the nation, received its charter." Today, the Better Business Bureau is 106 separate independently incorporated oranigzations in the United States and Canada under the International Association of Better Business Bureaus (IABBB) in Arlington, Virginia. The BBB is not affiliated with any governmental agency. Nearly 400,000 local businesses in North America are accredited by the BBB. [Review 13594 overall, 913 of 2020.]

These are all over the city of Louisville and sections close in Louisville slugger Museum. This…read morehappens to be Jeff Bagwell's bat model. This is just another nice little addition to the city.

Color filters were the bullet Central football team plays. I just live right next-door to this so…read moreevery day I would come over here and walk the field and take pictures and enjoy life. This will always hold memories to me every time I see it they remind me of living there for the short amount of time I did but it's an excellent addition and I suggest watching the football game here

Statue of quarterback legend Johnny Unitas located inside on the parry deck of cardinal stadium the…read morehome of Johnny Unitas college team the Louisville cardinals. Before sitting up on the party deck the statue of this legend was sitting at the players tunnel when they all ran out. Once the cardinals expanded the stadium more and enclosed the tunnel it was time for a new home for Jonny. So they moved him to the party deck where he is now accessible to the fans. So that is nice. Overall while Johnny U pro career was much more memorable then his college one this is still a nice tribute to a legendary football player.

Here we are my hometown in Louisville Kentucky and they have statue of Johnny Unitas which is one…read moreof the best quarterbacks that has ever played at University of Louisville and for the Baltimore Colts. Johnny Jesus statue that you can see every time you go to the you avail games on Saturdays which is always a blast. I wonder if they're gonna give us a Lamar Jackson Statue since he won the husband when he played for us. But I don't know anyway This is a nice statue