The mural has not changed since it was posted. However, I enjoy driving by or checking it out when…read moreI stop at the Stock Yards Bank. It's a great addition to the city and tells a visual story of La Grange.

My family and I love visiting little towns and seeing different public art display and landmarks…read morefor the towns. We came across these murals of the city of Lagrange. Got out took a few pictures looked at them and we had a good time seeing the different objects and photos that make up Lagrange.

Awesome and interesting public art attraction that discovered off a roadside America website…read more Located in Jeffersonville right across the bridge of my home in Louisville stands this 20 foot hub cap woman called "I am your Mother". Evidently sculptured in the mid 1980s. Really neat cool roadside attraction. It's a bit difficult to find. If you follow the address that's listed everywhere online you will just continue past the point where your gps says "you have arrived". Continue straight about a 1/4th of a mile and you will come to an intersection and will see her to your left. You can take a left and pull in that small alley and get out and checks out the sculpture and read about it and take advantage of the unique photo op. Really cool attraction that I had no idea existed. But now that I do I'll share the info with other locals and make more future trips here. Hopefully getting added on yelp will make this hidden gem not so hidden. Cool sight to see!

Awesome little sculpture in Jeffersonville Indiana. And I shouldn't of said a little but that's…read morejust what I say because this thing is huge it was very tall I don't know what it represents I don't know what it's for but it says I am your mother and obviously it has some kind of representation for being someone's mother because it has the words like love and things right next to it but it's pretty cool to see it's right next to the railroad tracks

Pouring paint mural is a mural located in Lousiville near the Shelby park neighborhood that…read morefeatures a large paint can spilling out bright colors along the side of an exterior building. Ones unable to track down and artist for Thai but they did a very god job and it is very large and colorful With lots ld personality. My daughters driving by spotted this and wanted to pull over for a photo op. A photo op in which they wanted to make it look like the paint was being dumped on there heads. Overall a fun and cool piece that resides in an area with lots of other cool art murals.

This mural is appropriate for it's location, as it is on the side of a building that is home to a…read morelocal paint store (Dages). I love when businesses do that, have large and eye-catching art on the outsides of their buildings that gets your attention and also reinforces what it is that they do. Shop local. Buy local. Art local.

Watch out for this tree it's very psychedelic. Once again visiting the Bardstown Rd., Highlands…read morearea and seeing all their different public arts and landmarks. This one's on the outside of electric lady lamb. It is that of a psychedelic looking tree. It's very colorful has displays of artwork in different things. I thought it was too cool not to take some pictures and add a yelp for others to see.

Centerfield is an unincorporated community in Oldham County, Kentucky, United States. It is a small…read moresuburban community that lies approximately 4 miles northeast of Crestwood on KY Highway 22 and approximately 6.5 miles southwest of La Grange. Nearby schools are Centerfield Elementary, Locust Grove Elementary and East Oldham Middle School. The two closest high schools are Oldham County High School in Buckner and South Oldham High School in Crestwood. Residential services are provided by Louisville Gas & Electric, Oldham County Water Company and Spectrum Cable. Fire and police services are provided by the South Oldham Volunteer Fire Department and the Ballardsville Fire Department as well as the Oldham County Police Department. Businesses include one gas station and one liquor store. D. W. Griffith is buried at Centerfield's Mount Tabor Methodist Church cemetery.

Knock knock who's there is the chenoweth horse chenoweth horse chenoweth horse horse anyway this is…read moreanother one of those horses that's just all around the town here in Louisville. It is a cool addition to the Louisville area I love front of these horses all around the town and go find them just like I do.

A Pixelated floral art mural located in the shelby park neighborhood of Louisville Kentucky. just…read moreoff Logan st. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy J last Saturday was checking out new places and public art in the Shelby park and Nulu neighborhoods and this piece was on our radar. Literally right next to this mural is another mural of the legendary Albert Einstein. Which is pretty cool. This whole neighborhood block is chock full of public art and murals. So if you are a fan I highly recommend this neighborhood.

Love a good magic eye lol. Another more established (aka:…read moreolder) mural in the Germantown/Shelby Park corridor. Located on Logan Street just before J.R. Liquors/Oak Street. I've always felt like it *should* look like something when you get further away, materialize into a clearer picture, but I never see it. No matter...it is still lovely and bright and inviting. The colors are pretty and the promise of an emerging blooming bouquet on the wall catches your attention and draws you in. Worth visiting along with the other street art on this strip of Logan!

Still a great little county city with an assortment of shops restaurants and a real train that runs…read moredown the middle of the main street. A must see city.

I absolutely love the charm and small-town feel of La Grange. I recently spent an entire day…read moreenjoying the quaint, picturesque Main Street historic area with its plethora of local businesses and shops; there really was something for everyone. The people were all so friendly and their pride was evident when they eagerly spoke about their city. Visitors will immediately notice a love for, and theme of trains, as this little city has a train running right down the center of Main Street several times each day! Along Main Street are several restaurants, a coffee shop, a floral/gift shop, an art gallery, a yarn/knitting shop, a consignment store, tattoo shop, a millinery supply store, several gift shops, a mercantile shop of repurposed/vintage/handcrafted items, and so much more! There is a wonderful public park for children that includes a large covered pavilion used for events, farmer's markets and more. La Grange is about a 30 minute drive from Louisville and is a great place to spend the day. Parking is plentiful along Main and other streets.