Visit to the Kentucky Museum

Let's start by visiting the Kentucky Museum. A docent will meet us at the front desk of the Kentucky Street entrance. We should also be able to see the Felts Log Cabin.

Cost: Free

Parking in the Adams Street parking lot - there are specific spots for visitors to the Kentucky Museum.

"If you think the Bluegrass state is only horses and bourbon, then step into this 80,000 sq. ft. museum celebrating all aspects of South-Central Kentucky’s art, history, and culture. Current exhibits focus on issues such as women's role in politics, "Crazy Quilt Mania", the art and science of Mammoth Cave, and the freshman year experience on campus. There's even a striking art installation in the courtyard produced by visiting artists from the HAD Collective in addition to the new Jonesville mural inside the museum's lobby.
"Explore some sweet history in the “Recommended by Duncan Hines” exhibit and follow the career of the Bowling Green native from traveling salesman to esteemed restaurant critic to cake-mix king. Other exhibits include The Snell-Franklin Decorative Arts Gallery featuring decorative arts from Egyptian - 1970s, the world-renowned collection in the Elizabeth Richardson Quilt Gallery, and the 1810 Felts Log House is also featured on the property." from https://www.visitbgky.com/listing/kentucky-museum/121/