When filming "Lincoln," the sound designer came to the Studebaker Museum for the sound of door latches on the carriage the president rode to final night at Ford's Theater.
Worth a stop. The RV display has the coolest and most unique (and OLD) RV's you'll ever see. Some are VERY cool.
Atlas Obscura recommends as a place to try Blue Moon Ice Cream (secret blend with hard to place flavors) (Midwestern)
Make sure to arrive 10 minutes before the hour, as tours fill up fast and they will turn away any extras.
Atlas Obscura recommends as a place to try Persimmon Beer (made since colonial times in the US, modern times in Indiana)
Longest known underground river in the United States at 21 miles. Offers boat tours 9 am to 5 pm leaving on the hour.
During the Summer, and especially on big weekends, make your reservations in advance using their website. Tours can fill up before noon!
In the 1930s, working-class men didn’t have time to eat their sides, so Primanti Brothers put the coleslaw & fries in their sandwiches - and a legend was born! Seen on Food Paradise. Read more.
The legendary Hot Brown sandwich was born here~it's not a trip to Louisville if you don't indulge! This is a classic old school hotel built in 1923~I wish these walls could talk & tell me stories!
