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AMC is one of the world’s largest theatrical exhibition companies, with more than 3,500 screens. AMC is the leader in modern, megaplex-style theatre complexes, with locations in most major markets in the United States and seven other countries. AMC theatres are the choice of almost 200 million moviegoers each year.
One Levy Way, Ste. 4100 Newport, Kentucky

The AVIATION MUSEUM of KENTUCKY is located at Blue Grass Airport, Lexington. The facility has 12,000 square feet of display area, a fully equipped shop for aviation restoration projects, an office, a library/archive and a gift shop. The Museum is a dynamic entity which includes not only older restored aircraft and memorabilia, but also air-worthy, flyable aircraft for the public to enjoy.
P.O. Box 4118 Lexington, Kentucky

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104 Lawson Drive, Suite 103-400 Lexington, Kentucky

Long ago, millions of buffalo carved paths through Americaçs wildernesses, which pioneers and settlers followed to new lands and adventures. Today, Buffalo Trace Distillery, Americaçs oldest distilling sight, is located on an ancient buffalo crossing along the Kentucky River and produces the worldçs finest bourbon according to traditional time-honored methods.
1001 Wilkinson Boulevard Franklin County, Kentucky

A Great Family Friendly Place To Gom And Enjoy Country Music. Located In The Heart Of Kentucky Its A Great Place To Visit
60 Old Sheep Pen Rd Frankfort, Kentucky

The Highlands Museum and Discovery Center provides avenues of discovery to children and visitors of all ages. Interactive exhibits, eduacational experience and onnovative programs, both cultural and historical, celebrate our past, explore our presend and enrich our future.
1620 Winchester Avenue Ashland, Kentucky

The Kentucky Historical Society’s campus, located in downtown Frankfort, Kentucky, includes the Kentucky History Center, the Old State Capitol, and the Kentucky Military History Museum. All museums are free, and donations are accepted. Small groups and individuals may tour the museums of the Kentucky Historical Society on their own. Large groups must call in advance to arrange group tours.
100 W. Broadway Frankfort, Kentucky

The Kentucky Military History Museum emphasizes the service of the Kentucky Militia, State Guard, and other volunteer military organizations, from the Revolution through the Gulf War. Displays include an impressive collection of firearms, edged weapons, artillery, uniforms, flags, photographs, personal items, and other equipment that illustrates the Commonwealth's martial heritage. The KMHM is operated by the Kentucky National Guard and the Kentucky Historical Society.
100 W. Broadway Frankfort, Kentucky

The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame & Museum honors Kentucky performers, songwriters, publishers, promoters, managers, broadcasters comedians and other music professionals who have made significant contributions to the music industry in Kentucky and around the world.
2590 Richmond Road Renfro Valley, Kentucky

The majestic bronze sculpture and memorial of the great Thoroughbred, Man o’ War, welcomes you to the park. At his gravesite, you can learn about his amazing career as one of the greatest racehorses to ever live, and can compare Man o’ War’s unbelievable 28-foot stride with your own. Buried nearby is the great African-American jockey, Isaac Burns Murphy (1861-1896), who still holds the record for the highest percentage of winning rides.
4089 Iron Works Parkway Lexington, Kentucky

Discover the excitement. Revel in the adventure. Explore new cultures. Linger in the laughter. Dance, drama, comedy, and action are all happening at the Paramount. Find what fits your fancy by exploring upcoming events listed below.
1300 Winchester Ave Ashland, Kentucky

Shaker Village not only presents America's finest, largest, and most completely restored Shaker community and living museum, but also offers one of the most historic and tranquil lodging and extraordinary dining experiences in the country. For a week or a weekend, Shaker Village provides you the chance to discover the magic of simplicity - in architecture, furniture, and daily activities - as intended by its founders more than a century ago.
3501 Lexington Road Harrodsburg, Kentucky

The Campbell House has always been known as one of Lexington's premier hotels, embodying the spirit and meaning of southern hospitality. Proudly featuring close proximity to first-class golfing, Thoroughbred racing, downtown, hospitals, and the University of Kentucky - all in a setting that reflects the character and tradition of one of the area's most attractive hotels.
1375 Harrodsburg Road Lexington, Kentucky

GO BACK IN hISTORY IN THIS CHARMING PRE CIVIL WAR HOME.
519 Ann Street Frankfort, Kentucky

In only thirteen years, the W.C. Handy Blues & Barbecue Festival has become one of the largest free music festivals in the nation, drawing attendants from just about every state and many countries. The festival is a celebration of the life and legacy of Henderson resident and "Father of the Blues", William Christopher Handy. According to legend, the Alabama born composer and his band were traveling home from the postponed Chicago World’s Fair in 1892 when they ran out of money in St. Louis. Work was scarce there, so Handy left the rest of the band and headed to Evansville, Indiana.
P.O. Box 1456 Henderson, Kentucky

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Ashland, Kentucky

If you are looking for a Bed & Breakfast, Country Inn or Lodge then this is the place to look. They have B&B's in every state in the US.