Jim Cantrell My Old KY Home

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My Old Kentucky Home State Park is a state park located in Bardstown, Kentucky, United States. The park's centerpiece is Federal Hill, a former … See more

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Aug 11, 2024
We covered the two floors that were open in 45 minutes. Not much to see on the grounds. I also expected to hear more about Stephen Foster. Our guides, Jose and Molly, were good but seemed more like m… Full review by VicD1956
Jul 14, 2024
General Admission for 1 adult is $18,00. This admission includes a tour of the home that is approximately 45 minutes. There is shade from the tall trees and gazebo on the property. The Visitor’s Cent… Full review by PaleoGypsy
Jun 11, 2024
What a great piece of history. This is one of the better historic homes I have been in. The house has a ton of original pieces in it. The two tour guides really know the history of the family. Hi… Full review by angiem498

Facts

Opened:1795
Architect:John Rowan
Architectural style:Federal

Questions & answers

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Does anyone know if the windows open to the outside air in the ballroom? Or if the doors open to the outside air as well …
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Does anyone know if the windows open to the outside air in the ballroom? Or if the doors open to the outside air as well and can be propped open? Helping plan a wedding.
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On our tour, we were not allowed to go up to the third floor ballroom. We were told that there were structural problems, so I am surprised that it is available for wedding rentals.
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How long is the tour of the house? How much time needed to explore grounds as well?
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The tour usually lasts about 45 minutes. Allow yourself at least 90 minutes at the Park to see the mansion, the lovely gardens, and the gift shop!
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Would this campground be centrally located to cover the Bourbon Trail?
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Yes...take your time and visit them all. Kentucky has a lot to offer...not just bourbon, but that's a good start.
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do you need reservations for the tour
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No reservations are needed for daily tours. Special events (not exhibits) usually require advanced purchases.
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where is the old kentucky home golf course in relation to home
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Down the street, but not within walking distance.
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