• The Campus Martius Museum. The museum is built on the site of an original stockade constructed between 1788 and 1791 to house and protect the members of the Ohio Company during the Ohio Indian Wars of 1790 to 1794. The museum is also the present site of the Ohio Company Land Office. Here, Rufus Putnam, the first surveyor-general of the United States, made some of the earliest maps of the Northwest Territory.
• Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park. Located on a small island in the Ohio River, Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park is accessed by a sternwheeler riverboat from Point Park in nearby Parkersburg, West Virginia. Once on the island, visitors can enjoy tours of the grounds and mansion and horse-drawn carriage rides. The island is infamous because the Blennerhasset estate served as the 1805 headquarters for Aaron Burr's military expedition to the Southwest. The Burr conspiracy hatched on the island is said to have involved a treasonous plot to create a new country independent of the United States.
• The Peoples Mortuary Museum. The Peoples Mortuary Museum contains a curated collection of funeral furniture, caskets, baskets, advertising signs and even mourning jewelry made of human hair. The real attraction is Peoples' exquisitely preserved collection of antique hearses and other automobiles, includ
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• The Belle of Louisville. This 111-year-old historic paddle wheeler river boat is purely steam powered. A National Historic Landmark, it holds the distinction of the most widely traveled steamboat in American history. Lunch, brunch, sightseeing and dinner cruises are offered. You can also visit her engine room to see the original steam engines from the 1890's.
• Louisville Mega Cavern. This massive limestone quarry was created by miners blasting out a mind-boggling amount of limestone for over 42 years during the middle of the 20th century. The Mega Cavern is the largest man-made cave system in North America. This 100-acre marvel has been transformed into a destination for adventure and exploration.
• Louisville Slugger Museum. The museum celebrates the extraordinary role Louisville Slugger baseball bats have played in the sport's past, present, and future. From the forest to the field, you'll follow the timber that's turned into hard-hitting history.
• The Muhammad Ali Museum. Through the Museum's exhibits, films, and immersive environments, you'll follow Ali's journey from his Louisville childhood through the three world heavyweight titles and humanitarian efforts that made him a global icon.

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