We love visiting the old blue tractor in Shepherdsville City Park. It's one of my favorite things…read more My daughters like to play on it all the years that I brought them here so the old blue tractor holds a lot of good memories and it continues to be a staple for the park and all the kids enjoy playing on it.

This mural in Shepherdsville is pure roadside magic! Sitting pretty off I-65, it's like a fantasy…read morenovel collided with a Kentucky postcard and gave us this masterpiece. Picture this: a red truck hauling a barrel of dreams through rolling green hills while a crew of curious tin giants and shaggy forest creatures just vibe on the sidelines. Are they guardians of bourbon? Lost roadside mascots? Who knows--but I'm here for it. The colors are vivid, the details are crisp, and the whole thing feels like a hidden scene from a Kentucky fairy tale. Whether you're a local or just stretching your legs on a road trip, this mural makes you stop, smile, and maybe wonder what's actually in that barrel... Absolutely worth the detour (and the Instagram post).

Great spot for a mobile library. We were just walking around coming home from an event and we saw…read morethis mobile library and you can check out books. All you need is a library card and you put it in the touch pad and out pops your book. Pretty neat I must say

Cool monument of a World War One mortar located in the nice and fun Frank e Simon park located in…read morethe "downtown" portion of Shepherdsville. Located next to a large gazebo area in the back of the park towards the old cemetery it is always cool seeing war monuments and history on display. A public kids park is a cool way to add a little history for our youth. Overall cool monument at a fun park that I would recommend anyone in the area check out. Lots or see and do in that small area to waste a few hours for some fun or relaxing times.

This is another cool landmark statue memorial cool thing to check out world war one mortar which I…read morenever even seen before or knew existed. So that's pretty awesome piece of history right here in our park

Public art mural just behind city hall in downtown portion of the city of Shepherdsville. Located…read moreon joe b ball road it is the north walnut street underpass. Mural mainly depicts nature and trees along with some reference to the city it resides in. Pretty basic things but I always enjoy when places attempt to spruce up the neighborhood by putting murals on underpasses. Overall solid piece of art work that probably needs some maintenance as it is starting to sun dry and fade a bit. .

This is a cool mural that I forgot was even there and I've passed by 4621 times. But I decided to…read morewalk around downtown shepherdsville checking out all the sites and seems. And I saw this mural and I was like that's right I remember this Merrill so took pictures look it up right about a little bit side put it on yelp for others to enjoy

I enjoy coming to this library for the book selection as well as the maker space services and other…read morenon-book resources. This library also features several community activities for various age ranges and interests. The staff is also tremendous and very friendly.

This is a fantastic addition to our city of shepherdsville in bullitt county. This is a brand new…read morelibrary that opened in September of this year. I was very happy to get a tour of the library and to check it out by an employee. It is an excellent addition had a much needed upgrade from the old library here in Shepherdsville. It offers a wide variety of books and materials movies games household items that you can check out. This is much needed upgrade and a wonderful place to go

I like fun and random public art and paintings and things like that. I came across this cougar…read moreMural while exploring bought Central high school. Both Central has all kinds a little paintings and public art in statue to see when you're in the area. This is just one of the cool ones that you first see when you pull in the parking lot

I was driving around shepherdsville going across looking for different landmarks in public art in…read moredifferent thing and I came across the Morgan on to Ohio landmark. It is located right next to a bridge and you can safely walk to it when you park your car and go check out the history behind the Morgan on to Ohio landmark bridge.

Neat boots that are huge and red. I've passed by these boots so many times over the past 15 years…read moreand never payed too much attention but here they are in all their big red glory.

This is Freddy's bus stop. This is where all the buses postop and bus driver Freddy leaves his bus…read morehere outside Pleasant Grove Elementary school. It's a neat little thing that has little signs on it to describe who should be parking where and what bus goes where. I thought it was a cool little addition