David and the staff at Marshall's Jewelers are amazing! I was looking for a specific bracelet that…read moreI saw on a friend and she wouldn't reveal where she got it. I live out of town, but she mentioned the item came from Bardstown, KY. I searched for a year until I showed the photo to a salesperson at Marshall's Jewelers who pointed out an entire case of Derby jewelry. Much to my surprise, the bracelet was there. I purchased several of them for hospitality gifts for Derby guests and the recipients were beyond pleased with the bracelet! Since that first visit to Marshall's Jewelers, I traveled there a few more times to find other treasures. Stop by and see the unique store and try on their quality jewelry. You will get excellent customer service and receive southern charm during your visit. Trish W.

Went here to have a flask engraved. Not only did they engrave it crooked and into the border of the…read moreblank space, it was also engraved in the wrong direction. The work here was shoddy and passing it off like nothing was wrong after ruining a beautiful flask was beyond insulting. The work was very amateur. I would suggest going to Louisville and steering clear of having the work done here.

Artists Barrel is a unique and cool hand crafted Barrel and decor shop in the historic downtown…read morebardstown shopping district. The store is rather large and has several artists Whose woodwork and other crafts is featured in the store and sold for them. They have all kinds of cool and unique items in this store that vary in price depending on the artist. Some are rather high and others are fair priced. I personally walked away with two items form two different artists on my trip here. I purchased a university of louisville license plate decoration for my self and Burbon Barrel university of Kentucky coat rack for my brothers Christmas present. Overall I really enjoyed This shop. Was a fun browse and the lady working was very friendly and personable. They have lots of cool Bourbon Barrel decor and lots of cool university of Kentucky and Lousiville decor as well for the local college sports fans.

While I was at the Blind Pig, buying bottles of whiskey, my lady was at the Artists Barrel, looking…read morefor knickknacks to bring home from our Kentucky excursion. I was impressed with their layout and various items that I returned the next day to buy some souvenirs to give my family. Artists Barrel is easily located on North 3rd Street, just a couple of storefronts north of East Flaget Sreet. With parking plentiful and short walking distance from all points downtown -- bars, restaurants, and all, you can come to Artists Barrel for various odds and ends-type of purchases. In my visit to the Artists Barrel, I bought Kentucky hats for my Dad and Stepmother, a Kentucky hanging ornament and a bourbon scented candle for my Mom, and a pair of bourbon boxers for my Aunt. It was quite a joyous morning considering I was hoping to do all of my souvenir shopping at one spot and did so at Artists Barrel successfully. Overall, Artists Barrel had everything for what I was seeking during my trip to Bardstown.

If you're looking for anything that can be made of bourbon barrels or barrel staves, this is your…read moreplace. They have a back room full of bar stools, bar top tables, barrel heads and more, all to use as examples of what you can custom order. Everything is very reasonably priced. Especially considering that it's all made by hand. We ordered four chairs/stools. The seat parts are half barrel heads and the legs are barrel staves. They are sturdy and well worth the price that I paid. I was able to customize the height and color/stain. They took two weeks to be made and turned out better than the example that they had there in the showroom. The owner or whoever makes the stuff is very friendly and an absolute hoot. He loved my Toms, except not. He said that they were the weirdest shoes that he's ever seen. He totally reminded me of my grandpa. If you're a bit dry, you may not get his sense of humor. When we went in to pick them up, he joked and acted like the chairs weren't ready yet. That wasn't too funny at the time, until he let on that he was only joking. Shew.

Nice shop to look at things you don't see in big box stores. Service is friendly and knowledgeable…read more. Artsy .

Really nice antique mall. Lots of furniture and lots of small stuff too. Shop keepers were very…read morenice and helpful. Enjoyed stopping in. Even got a couple pieces of Hull.

This large two-story antique store had all sorts of goodies that I wanted to take home. Not only…read morethat but they were having a 25% off sale over Mother's Day weekend! Plenty of collectibles, furniture, books, toys and art to be found but also lots of the things I like to look at like vintage cast iron, Pyrex and Ball jars. In fact I took home three very old aqua Ball jars with their original nickel lids for under $20 total. These were larger and cheaper than the similar jars I saw at the other antique store in this area. Side note: cash or check works best here. I only had a credit card, which they accepted, but they changed the discount on my items to 20% off to reflect the fee they had to pay for my charge.

I HATE SHOPPING!!!! My wife dragged me into this antique store and I was pleasantly surprised…read more First of all, the staff was super friendly and they had some pretty good stuff. My wife has a keen eye for antiques and knows quality stuff when she sees it. This was her third visit here and she , too, was excited to be back again. We bought this awesome desk and some old farm tools. The prices are realistic. Even if you don't like shopping, go check these folks out! You won't be disappointed.

We wandered in here on a Friday night and we're pleasantly surprised to find a string quartet…read more There are so many amazing art pieces on display. We found something we loved and were excited to take it home with us. Would highly recommend stopping in.

I really like the Art Gallery on the Square. I usually go there at least once a year when I am in…read morethe area to by some pottery. It's a little on the pricy side but it supports local artists.

The Hardin County Historical Museum is a solid stop if you're interested in local history and want…read morea deeper look into the heritage of Hardin County. The museum does a nice job of presenting regional artifacts, photographs, and exhibits that highlight everyday life and historical development in the area. Some displays feel more traditional and straightforward rather than highly interactive, but that also gives it an old-school museum feel.

This marker is on the roundabout that surrounds the Hardin County Courthouse and points out the…read morehistory of the town and the county. The marker reads, "Formed from Nelson County by first Legislature, 1792. Named for Col. John Hardin, veteran of Dunmore's War, 1774, Am. Rev., Gen. Clark's Wabash Exped., 1787 and Maumee Indian campaign, 1780. Murdered by Ohio Indians while U.S. peace envoy to them in 1792. In 1780 Elizabethtown settled by Samuel Haycraft, Thomas Helm and Andrew Hynes, for whose wife town named." It is marker number 960 and was erected in 1966 by the Kentucky Historical Society and the Kentucky Department of Highways. The court house was built in 1933 in Georgian Revival style. It has a three-story brick central section with a slightly projecting entrance pavilion, which has a shallow portico. The courthouse replaced an 1873 courthouse which was damaged in 1932 by a fire. There is parking along the square and nearby. [Review 20202 overall - 235 in Kentucky - 1179 of 2023.]

This owner has been through, a lot however he always helps me out. Staff is excellent and never…read moreturned away while using pawn shops isn't ideal it's good storage and some cash to eat. They don't take hover boards but who does.

NOW DIXIE JEWELRY & LOAN…read more THEY STOLE FROM US I would give this place a 0 if possible easy! I've came to Dixie pawn once before for a PlayStation 4 and it over heated immediately! I took it back to have someone explain away how they were sure it worked before they sold it to me and made me have to pull teeth just to get my money back! Fast forward about 7 months to a year) So my wife's father dies and she ended up with a few of his items that was hard for her to look at for obvious reasons! So she decides to pawn and not sale the items as she hoped to maybe bare them again! I remember the bad experience here but paid it no mind and decided she would pawn it at this establishment! So she goes in with her current id and pawns her item with no problem! So today we go in to retrieve her item(this is also after making hundreds of dollars of payments to hold it for us) (plus late fees) They tell us we can't buy our items back because the address on her id (THE SAME ID THEY EXCEPTED WITH NO ISSUES WHEN THEY TOOK IN THE ITEM) does not match!!! They never explained this to us of course if they had we would not have left the item there!! THEY STOLE FROM US!!! After I cuss everybody out lol the old guy said I'm tough and asked me to come behind the counter to fight knowing damn well police and or a shot to my face is inevitable lol So I asked him to come outside to have a real man respectable fight and of course his scary ass declined!! Don't go!! They will steal from you with the calmest of voices and straightest of faces!! My wife will never get her dead fathers item back!! THEY STOLE FROM US!!! THEY STOLE FROM US!!!