I took my hubby to this museum while visiting Elizabethtown and he was like a giddy school boy…read morelooking at and reading about all the cars. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. And the number of cars you get to look at is worth the visit. This is a nice "free" museum. If you like old cars- this is a must do while you're in Elizabethtown.

This is a very nice museum. There are plenty of cars and you can spend a lot of time reminiscing. I…read morespent several hours there taking photos to keep the memories alive. I gave it four stars instead of five because it is not the biggest I've been in. I must say that all the cars are in pristine condition. They are well cared for and even the engine components have been painted and polished. I'd been there last in 2007 and owed it to myself to come back and spend more time. I'm very glad I did. One activity that you can take in to really enjoy the place is to investigate the biographies of the cars by scanning the 2D bar code on each vehicle's windshield. Cars are spaced nicely apart so you can get a good view of the cars from different angles and it accommodates photography very nicely. Clientele present on my visit was very respectful when I was there. Since it is far away, I don't think I will go back. By the way, my review should carry some credibility as I am a retired automotive engineer and volunteer at another car museum. If you are in the area, go there.

What an amazing gem of a museum! I'm not sure if there's always free admission, but there was no…read morefee to attend during the town's annual car show event. This museum is small but mighty. They have packed in a TON of stuff, with historical artifacts covering nearly every square inch of space. There's something for everyone, from old radio equipment to rocks and minerals, with a room devoted solely to Coca Cola memorabilia. They also have the teeniest tiniest little gift shop area if you'd like a souvenir.

Great museum. Someone has taken a lot of time putting together interesting displays about area…read morehistory and historical figures. I've been 3 times and have seen something I hadn't noticed before each time. There are Dudley's on 3 floors. Definitely worth a visit

This marker is on the roundabout that surrounds the Hardin County Courthouse and points out the…read morehistory of the town and the county. The marker reads, "Formed from Nelson County by first Legislature, 1792. Named for Col. John Hardin, veteran of Dunmore's War, 1774, Am. Rev., Gen. Clark's Wabash Exped., 1787 and Maumee Indian campaign, 1780. Murdered by Ohio Indians while U.S. peace envoy to them in 1792. In 1780 Elizabethtown settled by Samuel Haycraft, Thomas Helm and Andrew Hynes, for whose wife town named." It is marker number 960 and was erected in 1966 by the Kentucky Historical Society and the Kentucky Department of Highways. The court house was built in 1933 in Georgian Revival style. It has a three-story brick central section with a slightly projecting entrance pavilion, which has a shallow portico. The courthouse replaced an 1873 courthouse which was damaged in 1932 by a fire. There is parking along the square and nearby. [Review 20202 overall - 235 in Kentucky - 1179 of 2023.]

Excellent tour. I had this on my things to do list and passed it in the morning. Since my other…read moretour was short I decided to hit this up. I called just before 4 pm and the man said I would make the last tour. I was the only one but how sweet to let me go through. Malory was my guide and she did an excellent job. She was probably surprised at all the notes I was taking. I even had to have her spell some of the words. It is a little scary when you go to the door in the side of a mountain and it is pitch black. You only have to walk a few feet and then you enter another door to the cave. It can get cold and drops do fall on you so wear appropriate clothing or hats. You also have to go down (I think she said 73 steps) and the stairs are narrow. Wear good tennis shoes or boots. Very interesting cavern and this was my first. Interesting fact: Squire Boone is buried in the cavern. Truth and interesting story as to why. There are a lot of things to do but because I came late and spent an hour on the tour all the other shops were closed down. There is a large gravel parking lot, so you park wherever. They have animals you may feed too. This is at least a two-three hour visit, so get there by noon. I visited May 31, 2023. $24 entrance

Really great tour--informative and enjoyable! Definitely worth a visit. I came during the…read moreoff-season, so it was a bit slower, but still an awesome experience.

I would like to thank Jeremiah for going above and beyond for me making sure I got my documents…read moresubmitted correctly, in a timely fashion, and proper etiquette from start to finish!

Second office of the day, I was here for three hours, sitting in the "lobby" area that wasn't quiet…read morebut I didn't need quiet today. Some comings and goings of a yoga class and another meeting which was fine. Inside the library, it's quiet and ideal for study. Not so much for making Zoom calls, so it was good to be out here where there are power outlets and still in reach of the wifi. You do not need to be a resident of Hardin County to use the library or connect to the wifi. You only need to be a resident if you're borrowing materials. [Review 20204 overall - 237 in Kentucky - 1181 of 2023.]

We booked a private tour for 5 with Mint Julep for my 50th birthday, and had an absolute blast…read more Cindy was our guide for an all day excursion to 3 distilleries and lunch. She was fantastic and full of knowledge about the area, the distilleries, and the history of bourbon. She even managed to squeeze in a quick trip to a fantastic little candy store to grab some bourbon balls (which were delicious). I highly recommend Mint Julep Tours if you're thinking of taking a trip through the bourbon trail!

Fantastic experience with Tony! Not only was he our driver but a critical tour guide that gave us…read moretips and tricks for some of the stops we had scheduled, as well as recommendations for other places to go. For 11 people we booked the 14 seat van for extra room and space for snacks. (Please note there weren't cupholders or armrests, but neither of those were a problem for our group) We connected our phone to the speakers via Bluetooth so we could play our curated playlist. We were allowed to hang a banner and pictures on the windows, and we could bring a full sized cooler of drinks + access it with ease. The trunk space was really spacious for all our gifts and souvenirs (aka lots of bottles of bourbon). Thanks for a great time!

This place has very nice recruiters who are willing to put your interests first and always there to…read morehelp..