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Flashback: Louisville Media Through the Years will run through January at the Frazier History Museum.
Before the Kentucky State Fair, there was the Southern Exposition
Freddy Farm Bureau has been sitting on the front porch since 1958.
Louisville hasn’t always been the home to the state fair.
Lakeside Swim Club has produced 11 Olympians in its century of history.
It’s not quite medicine anymore.
There’s lots of history in LOU — and lots of work to preserve it.
“See & Be Seen: 150 Years of Derby Fashion” is now open.
Waterfront Park now spans 85 acres, but it wasn’t always green space and walking trails.
The 7,000-sqft home is over 130 years old and has seven fire places and historic design elements with modern appliances and conveniences.
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Woodard’s floral fascinators come alive every Derby season at Oxmoor Center.
If you don’t have a coffee already in hand, consider this your sign to grab some.
It’s a truly goated event.
You can feel the luck of the Irish at any of these Derby City establishments.
Café LOUIE is a series of informal meetings designed to facilitate conversation between Louisvillians and both local and state officials.