Log Still Distillery has family ties and is sure to show off Kentucky at it's finest and entertain you on your visit. Schedule your tour, tasting, and maybe even a train ride.

On July 4th, 1923, Federal Hill was renamed My Old Kentucky Home in honor of Stephen Foster's "My Old Kentucky Home, Good-Night!" and ownership of the estate was transferred to the Commonwealth of Kentucky as an historic shrine, effectively becoming Kentucky's first state-owned park. The song "My Old Kentucky Home" was made Kentucky's state song in 1928.

Visit My Old Kentucky Home located in Bardstown, KY for a House tour, a round of golf, or just a stroll through the gardens.

Bardstown, Kentucky named 'The Most Beautiful Small Town in America' is where southern charm and respect for tradition is just what you would expect from Kentucky's second oldest city.

While exploring Bardstown you might find yourself dipping your toes in the pool at the Bardstown Swim Club, relaxing after a long hike underneath one of nearby Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest's Giants, shivering in your boots after walking throuh one of 6 historic (and spooky) places like the Old Nelson County Jail, sipping bourbon or strolling through the iconic streets of Downtown Bardstown, popping in some of their local shops. Either way there is absolutely something for everyone.

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Scout and Scholar Brewing Company is a gathering place. A meetinghouse to share great beer and exceptional food. A spot in the heart of the city that honors its rich history and celebrates the community and traditions yet to come.

Now open in Bardstown, KY. Serving specialty hotdogs, sandwiches and burgers – open late! Full Bar with a selection of Beers, wines and seltzers.