Another cool public or display in Shelbyville. We're out and about explored and this is what we…read morefound Shelbyville bar neural.

Here comes the horse name Shelby he lives in the city of Shelbyville. He is here for all to see. Go…read moreand try to pet him.

Bridges are cool they help out a lot. And they're even cooler when they have artwork on him in…read morepublic art at that. Big fan. I enjoy a little small towns with cool things like this.

Do horses run in the wind is the wind running to the horses this is my license trees we may never…read moreknow. So they decided to make the wind horse monument and place it here for all to see.

It is fun time cactus man, fun time, cactus man. He's having a great time in life. He wants…read moreeverybody come to his restaurant and take pictures of him while he wears hats and plays the morocco's.

Shelbyvillle is filled with all kinds of art projects in attractions like this. I had to add them…read moreall there was about 10 or 11 of them I assume and this was a cool looking wanted to check out. This is the iris flower and it is located in the heart of Shelbyville

Opposite Stargazer Park, the Stargazer Lily Sculpture, by Ben Bridwell, was dedicated to the City…read moreof Shelbyville in 2018. It is a giant stainless steel flower; petals, stem and leaves all fabricated from stainless steel. It is a unique design, exclusive only to Shelby County. There at least one other design by Ben Bridwell on Washington Street - check out the Picture Frame. The sculptures are a great way to get some exercise and fresh air as you walk through downtown Shelbyville. [Review 19706 overall - 184 in Kentucky - 678 of 2023.]

Here is the stargazer lilies sculpture. I came across this and added it to yelp for all to see. I…read morethought it was neat to check out and there are plenty other sculptures in the area as well.

I needed a big pineapple for my big fruit platter and I said well there's a big pineapple let's try…read moreto get it for our big fruit platter and it was too big so we decide to take pictures of it instead.

Stopped by the Shelbyville Fountain while walking around downtown and it ended up being a really…read morenice little highlight. It's not anything huge, but it adds a lot of charm to the area and gives the square a relaxed, welcoming feel. The sound of the water makes it a good spot to slow down for a few minutes, especially on a nice day. The surrounding area is clean and well kept, and it's a solid place to sit, take a quick break, or snap a few pictures. It's definitely more of a "while you're there" kind of stop rather than a destination on its own, but it does exactly what it's supposed to do adds character to downtown Shelbyville. Only reason it's not a full five stars is there's not much else going on right at the fountain itself, but overall it's a pleasant, easy stop that makes the area feel more complete.

Located in downtown Shelbyville, this fountain stands in a small plaza and is difficult to miss. It…read moredoes get decorated for the seasons. The marker at its base reads, "Shelbyville Fountain. Erected at intersection of 5th and Main Streets in 1895. Restored in 1992 on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Shelby County and Shelbyville with contributions from Kentucky Bicentennial Commission, Shelbyville Water & Sewer Commission, Mosses Ruben Fund for Shelby County, Shelby County Fiscal Court." The historical marker nearby reads, "This fountain was purchased jointly in 1895 by city and county from J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York. It was erected at intersection of Fifth and Main Sts. upon the completion of Shelbyville's first public water works. Moved in 1914 to public square to clear the street after construction of new courthouse. Figure chosen for top of fountain is "Atlantis" pattern." [Review 2033 of 2024 - 274 in Kentucky - 23054 overall]