Located along the Ohio River on the Indiana side is this scenic area…read more Look at the views of the Louisville skyline. Relax and enjoy life as the waves shimmer. The sparkle and shimmer are a deep milky green with shades of brown. The water is littered with tree roots and leaves. But you can sit on the dock and watch it all happen. It's too easy! Let the stress of the day melt away as you get closer to your inner self and passion for life.

Enjoyable spot for relaxing after lunch in Jeffersonville. Lots of driftwood today and shore birds…read more Late February.

This is a cool field house located in a big giant field where the Pleasant Grove dolphins play…read morefootball. This is a nice little picnic area and it has a field house to put all their equipment and different things in there. The boosters are really good paying for things like this and it's a nice addition to the Pleasant Grove area

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.

Healers touch sculpture is a small becomes sculpture located inside of Norton Audobon hospital off…read morepoplar level road In Lousiville Kentucky. Tucked right around the corner from the hospital registration area the small enclosed sculpture is a nice piece for the hospital and has a hopeful and appropriate name of healers touch. Overall it's always nice discovering new public art and finding them. This was a nice surprise while visiting a family member at a hospital.

It's just a marker now since the building burned down years ago, but it gives you a good picture of…read morewhat used to be there. Quick stop, but definitely one of those signs you actually read the whole way through.

Located in downtown Shelbyville near the county courthouse, this marker points out the history of a…read morestructure that no longer exists. It sure sounds like quite the place. The marker reads, "Established in 1859 by George A. Armstrong and was known for its good food and lodgings. Guerrilla leader Ed Terrell stopped here briefly, May 26, 1866. Attempting to escape, he was mortally wounded nearby. Brigadier General Henry H. Denhardt was slain here, Sept. 20, 1937. When the hotel was destroyed by fire on February 7, 1944, the owners decided not to rebuild." There is street parking along US-60 and several parking lots in the area. [Review 19654 overall - 183 in Kentucky - 626 of 2023.]

I love taking my daughters to Shepherdsville Park. We always have a great time. This is the stage…read morecoach. It's been around for ever ever since I was a kid I remember this, so of course my kids like to play on it and so do all the other children in Shepherdsville, it's a staple of the community.

This is a nice tribute to a wonderful couple that used to live in the area. This is a dedication to…read morethem and their contributions to Mount Washington. And also Eastside middle school. There's a nice dedication right outside the middle school

Lincoln Memorial at Waterfront Park [Louisville KY]…read more The memorial, dedicated to the country's famous 16th president, is located at the Waterfront Park at a city park by the Ohio River. It has sculptural parts including a larger-than-life statue of Abraham Lincoln, four artistic expression sculptures, and Abraham Lincoln's own words engraved with four famous quotes on a stone amphitheater to express his lifelong ties to Kentucky. The memorial is a simple moving tribute very nicely done. It is a free attraction set against the scenic Ohio River. We were there around 7:45p as the sun was setting behind the Interstate 65 across the Ohio River. Review #3927

Even though I walked through Waterfront Park on my 2021 trip to Louisville, I didn't discover the…read moreLincoln Memorial until my 2023 summer trip. Created by sculptor Ed Hamilton, the memorial was completed in 2009. The memorial is comprised of a 12 foot tall sculpture of Abraham Lincoln sitting on a rock beside his top hat, in front of steps engraved with various quotations from Lincoln's speeches: "I, too, am a Kentuckian"; "A house divided against itself cannot stand"; "With malice toward none, with charity for all"; and "As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master." There are also four bas-relief panels depicting various periods in Lincoln's life, from childhood to slavery and emancipation. An interesting and aesthetic memorial. [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Monuments, Memorials, and Historical Markers]