Cheap Things To Do in Bardstown, Kentucky

We are a 501-c non profit. our museum is one of the best collections in the world. We have a modern museum ... More on MuseumStuff.com

There is not a single actual authentic Confederate flag in the museum -they are all recently made. More on Yahoo! Travel

The Mansion Bed & Breakfast Inn - Bardstown Bed and Breakfast, Kentucky KY More on Travelassist.com

This beautiful 1851 Greek Revival home is where the first Confederate flag was ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This museum highlights the role that women played in the Civil War ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Two museums of great interest, one of Bardstown and the other of the bourbon industry. Artifacts relating to distilleries, including stills, cooperage, antique bottles and advertising ... More on KentuckyTourism.com

'Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History' chronicles the history of American whiskey from Colonial days through the 1960s. Rare documents such as Abraham Lincoln's liquor license, advertising posters,... More on Wikipedia

Topics: beverages. More on MuseumStuff.com

Inscription. (Side A), One mile south, site of The First Cedar Creek Baptist Church, second Baptist church consituted in Ky. July 5, 1781, fifth anniversary of Declaration of Independence. Pioneer settlers of nearby Rogers Station, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This Georgian mansion, built ca. 1815 by Charles A. Wickliffe, is known as the home of 3 governors: the builder, gov. of Ky. 1839-40; his son, Robert C. Wickliffe, gov. of Louisiana, 1856-60; and his grandson, J. C. W. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Site of station located on 1,000-acre tract "marked and improved" in 1775 by Col. James Rogers. Born Va. 1742; died Ky. 1828. Fought in Dunmore's War, 1774, and Revolutionary War. Appointed Colonel of Nelson Co. Ky. Militia ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Bardstown's first school, 1788, formed by Va. act. James Priestley, the noted educator, in charge. One class of Kentuckians later noted in life consisted of John Rowan, Judge and US Senator; Joe Daveiss, lawyer and hero ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Side One): Advancing Federals fired on Confederate troops led by Gen. John Hunt Morgan on Dec. 29, 1862, during a rear-guard action. Acquaintances Col. John Harlan and Col. Basil Duke fought on opposing sides. Wounded ... More on HMDB