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Best Hotels Near Conrad-Caldwell House Museum
(0.6 km from Conrad-Caldwell House Museum)
Historic Victorian Home 3 Mi to Churchill Downs! in Louisville offers accommodations with free WiFi less than 0.6 mi from Historic Old Louisville Visitors Center a 14-minute walk from Old Louisville and 1.4 mi from Speed Art Museum.
311 East Gaulbert Avenue (1.1 km from Conrad-Caldwell House Museum)
The Quality Inn & Suites University/Airport is located four miles from the Louisville International Airport and the University of Louisville. This hotel is minutes from Churchill Downs the Louisville Zoo and Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.
(1.2 km from Conrad-Caldwell House Museum)
Located in Louisville 0.7 mi from Historic Old Louisville Visitors Center and 0.8 mi from Old Louisville Louisville Dream House 4BR 2BA great for groups offers air conditioning. This holiday home is 1.
1620 Arthur Street (1.2 km from Conrad-Caldwell House Museum)
If you're in town to visit.e University of Louisville or.e Kentucky Expo Center, or if you're just having a good time at Kentucky Kingdom,.e Clarion Pointe University/Expo Hotel is.e place to stay! Our newly renovated hotel is located less.
800 South 4th Street (1.7 km from Conrad-Caldwell House Museum)
Mint House Downtown Louisville is located 1 mile from the Kentucky International Convention Center and features accommodations with a fitness centre a shared lounge, and a shared kitchen. WiFi is available for a fee.
822 South Floyd Street (1.8 km from Conrad-Caldwell House Museum)
Located less than a mile from downtown Louisville, this boutique hotel features chic style and classic accommodations, including contemporary guestrooms with complimentary WiFi and an on-site bar.
(1.9 km from Conrad-Caldwell House Museum)
Louisville, Kentucky 1.2 miles from the Historic Old Louisville Visitors Center and 1.2 miles from Old Louisville, this Shelby Park historic three-bedroom home with a backyard features air conditioning.
335 West Broadway (2.0 km from Conrad-Caldwell House Museum)
The Brown Hotel, built in 1923, is located in downtown Louisville's Theater District. It offers a concierge service, two restaurants, and a complimentary airport shuttle. Yum! KFC The centre is a little more than a mile away.
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Conrad-Caldwell House Museum, Louisville, KY
The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum (also known as the "Conrad's Castle") is located in Louisville, Kentucky. It is a historic Victorian mansion that was built between 1893 and 1895. The home was designed by Arthur Loomis, a prominent local architect who also designed many other important structures in the city. The house was built for Theophilus Conrad and his wife, Emma Caldwell. It includes 14 rooms, two stories of porches, and a grand hall.
The museum is open to visitors seven days a week from April through November and offers guided tours of the house as well as educational activities. During their tour, visitors can view many original features such as stained-glass windows, elaborately carved woodwork, hand-painted murals, chandeliers, furniture from the era, and unique architectural details. Visitors to the museum can also learn about life during this period in Louisville history through photos, artifacts, documents and audio-visual presentations. In addition to these educational opportunities, the museum also offers many special events such as concerts and lectures throughout the year.
In 1992 the house was designated a National Historic Landmark by the United States Department of Interior due to its significant cultural contributions to society. The B uilding has been carefully preserved over the years with its original architectural details intact including intricate cornices along rooflines and elaborate terra cotta detailing throughout its exterior walls.
Today it serves more than just a historical relic; it is a living piece of Louisville culture dedicated to preserving its past while educating those who visit on its history and significance in today’s world. From regular exhibitions featuring work from local artists to special events held throughout the year honoring Kentucky’s rich history – there’s something for everyone at Conrad-Caldwell House Museum!