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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Fourteenth Street Bridge, which crosses the Ohio River near the Falls of the Ohio

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Louisville Water Tower is the oldest ornamental water tower in the world

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Jefferson County Courthouse, built by Gideon Shryock, was completed in 1860.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Louisville Confederate Monument is 70 feet tall and made from granite, with bronze statues.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Rose Island's bridge remnants is all that is left of the once great park.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Schimpff's is legendary for its candy, especially its red hots.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Scribner House, where the founders of New Albany, Indiana lived.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Ben Johnson House in Bardstown, Kentucky, where the Stars and Bars was first publicly shown.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Beck's Mill is being restored for its 200th Anniversary

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Photo credit: Ann Omyous Tyler Park's bridge, made of Indiana Limestone, was designed by John Olmsted.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw The mouth of Fourteen Mile Creek, flowing into the Ohio River.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Pigeon Roost State Historic Site is the site of a massacre by Shawnee Indians.

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Photo credit: Derek Cashman Louisville's Waterfront Park was previously the site of scrap yards, sandpits and other industrial sites.

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Photo credit: Will Marsh Iroquois Park's northern overlook allows views of Downtown Louisville

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Photo credit: J. Pogi Thunder Over Louisville is the world's largest annual firework display.

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Photo credit: A. Aspie George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge was initially opened with a toll of 35 cents.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw The Great Steamboat Race is usually between the Belle of Louisville and the Delta Queen.

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Photo credit: C. Bedford Crenshaw Louisville City Hall, made of Indiana limestone from Salem, Indiana

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