There's a nice mural that I found while out and about explore the area of Elizabethtown Kentucky…read more Try a Little kindness. Have a nice same. I like the kind things and do well to others so this is a nice public art display in downtown Elizabethtown

This is the Thomas Lincoln and Nancy landmark. I'm not really sure why or what does the…read morerepresentation of this besides Abraham Lincoln's parents. I know he was born in Kentucky so maybe this is just a nice landmark for him and his parents

Replica of the first steamboat is a slightly hidden but cool piece of public art located in…read morebardstown Kentucky. If you go to the massive center piece bardstown welcome center (former city hall) and walk across the street to where lt John Fitch memorial/grave is. There is a bush behind that monument, walk behind that bush and you will find this cool and unique piece of Bardstown history. I had no idea the first steamboats affiliation with the state of Kentucky or the city or bardstown so this was a cool find that makes for fun and good photo ops.

This is a replica of the first steamboat in Bardstown Kentucky. It is located behind a big giant…read morebush, so you really have to look hard to find it but it's need to check out and see.

We Came across this giant gumball machine sculpture made out of straw in Bardstown and had to stop…read moreand look. It's quirky, unexpected, and honestly pretty fun to stumble upon in an open field. The colors pop against the natural setting, and the creativity alone makes it worth a photo. Not something you see every day, but that's kind of the point simple, playful public art that makes you smile. Go check it out

I like Elizabethtown! It's the halfway point between our hometown and my Mother-in-Law's house in…read moreFairborn Ohio. Although our trips to and from Ohio have never allowed us time to explore Elizabethtown much at all, we have certainly enjoyed the conveniences offered at the exit off of I65 including the White Castle (closest thing we have to WC in Alabama is Kystal) and the BP gas station across the street. Here I would stock up on postcards, snacks, drinks, and scratch off lotto tickets! The BP also has clean restrooms, and makes a nice area to walk the dogs if they came along on a trip!

This is a good example if a boom town. A small town that grew around the Dixie highway and the has…read moreall the attraction of history and charm mixed with growth for the future as noted by expansion of housing near the edges of town. Plenty of construction and shopping as we speak even during the past 4 years. This year was the first/ inaugural (BBB) BBQ blues and bike festival. On Saturday May25 of memorial day weekend. Plenty to do and see. It is a family oriented party to celebrate the beginning of summer showcasing bikes music and food. I hear it did quite well with around 20K people attending. Didn't see any wild or crazy activity. Who knows maybe next year?

Excellent photo opportunity and located nearby several other beautiful murals. We traveled there…read morewith two "Elizabeths." It was a highlight of their trip to get pics in front of this colorful and happy mural.

I love visiting different cities in seeing their public art displays. This one is the Elizabeth…read moretown classic Miral. It is located in the heart of downtown Elizabeth town next to the courthouse. I was out and about exploring and I came across this and many other ones so this is definitely a cool addition to the public art scene.

I was out and about exploring the eTown area and I came across the flywheel Miral. This is a public…read moreart display that definitely is cool to check out. It's on the outside of a business and is just a nice at the addition

Ozzy Frank is a roosters statue that sits outside of the rooster run general store. He stands proud…read morenext to the street so all can see. Good for phot opportunity