I was walking around and found the Fireball sculpture next to the library in Mount Washington,…read moreKentucky was such a pleasant surprise. While out walking, I came across this striking piece of public art, and it instantly caught my attention. The design is bold, creative, and full of energy, making it a standout landmark in the area. It's the kind of sculpture that invites you to stop, look, and appreciate the creativity behind it. Having something like this right by the library adds character and charm to the community and makes a simple walk feel like a mini art experience. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area--an unexpected and awesome local gem.

Sit-in demonstration is a series of public art monuments in downtown louisvilel that marks…read morelegitimate sites of civil rights sit in demonstrations. This particular marker is located on south 4th street in louisville Kentucky in the theatre square portion of town. Each marker has a story about what occurred at sit in a longe with dates and other historical information. This particular one took place at was once called Mary Anderson theatre. Overall this are really cool tributes and honors to some of the local history in the city of Lousiville and hold significant historical information.

This is one of many sit in demonstration sites that we have in downtown Louisville. This is a lot…read moreof history and a powerful movement during the civil rights. It sits outside the brown theater

Great life size likeness of J Graham Brown and his pet dog. He wasn't a very tall man, but…read moreapparently had quite a presence during his lifetime and his legacy. This statue is located in front of the hotel main entrance.

In front of the famous Brown Hotel where the "Hot Brown sandwich" was invented is a statue of James…read moreGraham Brown, builder and owner of the hotel. Brown was a business man, real estate developer, and philanthropist. The statue of Brown and his dog, Woozem, was installed in 2007. Stop by and take a photo with the statue! [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Public Art]

Statue of quarterback legend Johnny Unitas located inside on the parry deck of cardinal stadium the…read morehome of Johnny Unitas college team the Louisville cardinals. Before sitting up on the party deck the statue of this legend was sitting at the players tunnel when they all ran out. Once the cardinals expanded the stadium more and enclosed the tunnel it was time for a new home for Jonny. So they moved him to the party deck where he is now accessible to the fans. So that is nice. Overall while Johnny U pro career was much more memorable then his college one this is still a nice tribute to a legendary football player.

Here we are my hometown in Louisville Kentucky and they have statue of Johnny Unitas which is one…read moreof the best quarterbacks that has ever played at University of Louisville and for the Baltimore Colts. Johnny Jesus statue that you can see every time you go to the you avail games on Saturdays which is always a blast. I wonder if they're gonna give us a Lamar Jackson Statue since he won the husband when he played for us. But I don't know anyway This is a nice statue

While driving down coming home from Bardstown Kentucky. we came across this water tower and I said…read morethat's a pretty cool looking water tower I enjoy seeing things and adding them to the yelp.so that's exactly what we did. I said hey there's a water tower it says bardstown let's go ahead and add it so others can see.

This trailhead is centrally located on the Greenway Trail. There is enough parking for about a…read moredozen cars. The trail meanders through lovely woods along the Creek. The trail is fully paved, making the hike assessable for all. We traveled to the east end of the trail and passed several soccer fields. The walk or run is flat and easy with no obstructions. The trail is well marked. We saw birds and rabbits along the trail. Occasional sycamore trees leaned over the muddy creek water. Several interesting old train bridges crossed the creek. We heard and saw many birds. Despite a bit of graffiti, the trail is a perfect way to get in touch with nature and get a bit of exercise.

Color filters were the bullet Central football team plays. I just live right next-door to this so…read moreevery day I would come over here and walk the field and take pictures and enjoy life. This will always hold memories to me every time I see it they remind me of living there for the short amount of time I did but it's an excellent addition and I suggest watching the football game here

This sculpture that consists of the head of university of Lousiville famed cardinal bird mascot is…read morealso filled with baseballs. Which is fitting as it is the first thing that welcomes you once you enter the universities home baseball stadium of Jim Patterson stadium. Very cool and unique Sculpture that the local fans are big fans of. It is one of the first things I check out and take a photo of or with when supporting my hometown cities university baseball team. Overall great job by the artist and the creator for coming up with a cool and unique piece of public art that ties in perfectly with the baseball stadium.

Go cards got like seeing public art like this landmarks like this they have a bunch of baseballs…read moreinside of a cardinal head filled up right before you enter the field of our baseball stadium. Pretty cool check it out.