This small gem of a building was designed by Kentucky's foremost antebellum architect, Gideon Shryock. Then relatively unknown, Shryock soon became famous for his flawless Greek Revival creation in Frankfort. Constructed in 1830, the building mimics ..

This $29 million museum, opened in April 1999 in the city's oldest district, celebrates the state with a plethora of lifelike exhibits and state-of-the-art technology. Inside the block-long, red-brick structure, the atrium's focal point is a sweeping..

This peaceful hillside cemetery overlooking the Kentucky River is the final resting place of Daniel Boone, as well as other Kentucky dignitaries. The views overlooking Frankfort are lovely from this site.