Metcalf tribute bell is a very large bell that sits off of north bardstown road in the downtown…read moreportion of small city Mount Washington Kentucky. Dedicated to a Herschel and Louise metcalf in 1997 I've passed This bell quite a few times over the years but have been unable to find the significance or story behind the memorial. Regardless it's a very nice old time looking bell and sticks out and serves as a very nice memorial.

It's a nice little tribute outside the first Baptist Church. I've never seen this before and then…read moreI saw it on Yelp. This is cool to see public art and landmarks like this to check out and take pics and review

This is a nice yet son Paul tribute to a guy named Tom Owen that was a staple in the Highlands…read morecommunity. They decided to make a nice little tribute right off of barge town Baxter Avenue area for him. I don't know how else to describe it said what's up little metal loop and it has a plaque with his name underneath and tells all about him

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.

A fancy looking park bench that sits in downtown Lousiville just off of e main street in front of…read morethe T.H. Sherley placard. Created by a local artist for the downtown area this is a fun designed park bench that doubles as a place to sit and a fun piece of public art work. Overall always fun to see and experience local treasures in the city. There is a placard on the ground that has the artist name as well. So it's great to give these artists there shout outs too for making our city more appealing artistically.

Here is another random bench here in downtown Louisville. I love that we just have all these little…read morestatues and public art displays all of the cities. This is the TH Shirley bench and it's in downtown Louisville

Great life size likeness of J Graham Brown and his pet dog. He wasn't a very tall man, but…read moreapparently had quite a presence during his lifetime and his legacy. This statue is located in front of the hotel main entrance.

In front of the famous Brown Hotel where the "Hot Brown sandwich" was invented is a statue of James…read moreGraham Brown, builder and owner of the hotel. Brown was a business man, real estate developer, and philanthropist. The statue of Brown and his dog, Woozem, was installed in 2007. Stop by and take a photo with the statue! [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Public Art]

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

Sit-in demonstration is a series of public art monuments in downtown louisvilel that marks…read morelegitimate sites of civil rights sit in demonstrations. This particular marker is located on south 4th street in louisville Kentucky in the theatre square portion of town. Each marker has a story about what occurred at sit in a longe with dates and other historical information. This particular one took place at was once called Mary Anderson theatre. Overall this are really cool tributes and honors to some of the local history in the city of Lousiville and hold significant historical information.

This is one of many sit in demonstration sites that we have in downtown Louisville. This is a lot…read moreof history and a powerful movement during the civil rights. It sits outside the brown theater

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.