Museums
Monticello Motel
Complete with a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower and free toiletries, guest rooms at the motel have a TV and air conditioning, and selected rooms include a seating area. At Monticello Motel every room is equipped with bed linen and towels.
Mountain Arts Center
The Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg, Kentucky is home to a beautiful 1,040 seat theater, meeting rooms, a commercial recording studio, an art gallery, an arts education room, and several individual instruction practice rooms.
Mountain Arts Center Read More »
Liberty Bell
The Liberty Bell, located in downtown Liberty, was cast by the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London and is an exact replica of the original Liberty Bell that arrived in America in 1753.
Liberty Park Veteran’s Wall
The Veteran’s Wall is a memorial dedicated to all U.S. Service Members from Liberty that valiantly served their country. Both monuments serve as a tribute to the veterans that settled Liberty as well as all the soldiers and veterans that followed.
Liberty Park Veteran’s Wall Read More »
Little Red School House
Little Red School House was used around 50-60 years ago. At that time, the grade schools in the county were in small red buildings. The only building left is located on the lawn at Sebastian Elementary School in Jackson.
Little Red School House Read More »
Logan’s Station
Historical Marker #56 in Stanford notes the significance of Logan’s Station, an early Kentucky frontier fort. Logan’s Station (also known as St. Asaph) was established in 1775 by its namesake, Benjamin Logan, and John Floyd, after the men had explored and surveyed the area the year before. The location was selected largely due to its
McCreary County Museum
The McCreary County Museum is housed in the old Stearns Coal and Lumber Company Corporate headquarters, built in 1907. The Museum was founded in 1988 and we invite everyone to visit and explore our unique history.
McCreary County Museum Read More »
Memory Hill Foundation Museum
Eight restored and furnished log cabins, a 20 room colonial home furnished with antiques of early Americana, Victorian, and Empire Eras are featured at this historic museum. Open by appointment only.
Memory Hill Foundation Museum Read More »
Middle Creek National Battlefield
The story about the battle begins January 10, 1862, when an unknown colonel, James A. Garfield (who would later be President of the United States), leads the Union soldiers against the experience of Brig. Gen. Humphrey Marshall and his Confederate soldiers. Join us as we revisit the facts and explain why and how this battle
Middle Creek National Battlefield Read More »