Filson President Clay to Retire
The Filson Historical Society announced that President and CEO Richard Clay will retire, effective Dec. 31.
Watch: WHAS-11 Interview About New Book, ‘Oldest Louisville’
WHAS-11 reporter Grace McKenna interviewed Kevin Gibson about his new book, Oldest Louisville.
Louisville’s Oldest Ice Cream Brand
As a Patreon member, you can get exclusive content, such as this chapter from Oldest Louisville which was left on the cutting room floor at final edits due to space issues.
LEO Weekly Publishes Excerpt from ‘Oldest Louisville,’ Out Now
LEO Weekly, a magazine for which I began writing circa 1995, published a 2,500-word excerpt from my new book, Oldest Louisville.
Ghost City Tours Reaches Settlement with David Dominé
Ghost City Tours Holding, LLC, has reached a settlement with David Domine and Louisville Historic Tours.
'Olde England on the Ohio' Celebrates Louisville's Perspective on the Tudor Revival
A new exhibit at the Filson Historical Society, titled "Olde England on the Ohio," pays homage to Louisville's Tudor Revival renewal.
Historic Paget House On River Road Finally Gets Long-Awaited Facelift
After languishing on the banks of the Ohio River for decades, historic Paget House finally got its long-awaited facelift.
Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour to Return June 11-12
The 28th annual Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour will return on Saturday, June 11 and Sunday, June 12 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.
Turtle Races: Get Ready for the Slowest Two Minutes in Sports
The slowest two minutes in sports – The Kentucky Turtle Derby – returns this year on the first Saturday in May. This time, fans of the creeping reptiles can win cash on the race by guessing the winners, through a partnership with DraftKings.
A Family Friendly Event Now, Louisville’s Bock Fest Has Rowdy Origins
When the beer starts pouring and the goats start running in NuLu on March 26, NuLu Bock & Wurst Fest will be a fun family event — and it will hearken back to the mid-1800s, when German immigrants began arriving in Louisville, bringing their brewing traditions with them.