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This is the WikiProject Louisville Requested Articles department. On this page are potential articles (or subjects for articles) that WikiProject Louisville participants and Louisville enthusiasts (like you!?) have requested be created for the Wikipedia.

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Requests, by category

Buildings and structures

• Bluegrass Commerce Park (Jeffersontown; formerly known as the Bluegrass Research and Industrial Park)
• Cabbage Patch Settlement House
• Columbia Auditorium/Columbia Gym, where Martha Graham's Judith debuted, and where Muhammad Ali left his bike that was subsequently stolen (he later trained in the building's basement gym); now used as the Spalding University Center. Part of the North Old Louisville Multiple Resources area (NRHP). [1][2]
• Dosker Manor
• Heigold House – facade of historic home adorning the northern terminus of Frankfort Avenue at River Road as a monument in the roadway, standing as the gateway to the Clifton and Butchertown neighborhoods [3]
• Iceland Sports Complex (currently a redirect) – home arena to Louisville Cardinals ice hockey [4]
• Kentucky Home Life Building
• Lee Terminal
• Louisville Air National Guard Base (currently a redirect; deleted April 2017 due to copyright infringement)
• Louisville Tennis Center (currently a redirect) – hosted major tennis tournaments in the 1970s
• Meidinger Tower
• Old Jail Building (Louisville, Kentucky) – former jail, over a century old; renovated and now houses government offices
• Old Kentucky State Fairgrounds, including the possibly still existing Merchants and Manufacturers Building, used by Whayne Supply [5]
• One Park, upcoming development in the Irish Hill neighborhood near Cherokee Park [6]
• Ouerbacker mansion
• Resthaven Memorial Park, Louisville, cemetery with multiple notable people buried there, including Pee Wee Reese; also create Category:Burials at Resthaven Memorial Park, Louisville.
• Waterfront Plaza
• Whitehall House & Gardens [7]

Defunct

• Founders Square Visitor Center (unusual suspended glass building with a moat on Walnut between Armory and 5th; demolished)
• Henry Watterson Hotel (demolished; was 11 floors on 4th Street)
• Realty Building (Louisville, Kentucky) (was 10 floors at Jefferson and Armory; demolished)
• Rialto Theater (Louisville, Kentucky) – See also List of theatres in Louisville, Kentucky. Still a lot to do.
• Washington Building (Louisville, Kentucky) (was 15 floors at 4th and Market)

High schools

• Waggener Traditional High School

Culture and attractions

• Cuisine of Louisville, Kentucky
• Culture of Louisville, Kentucky (currently a redirect; overview of everything cultural in Louisville)
• LGBT culture in Louisville, Kentucky (several other US cities already have an article like this)
• St. Stephen Church (Louisville, Kentucky) [8]

Art (non-performing)

• All significant pieces of public art in Louisville (use this category: Category:Public art in Louisville, Kentucky)
• List of public art in... metro area counties in Kentucky and Indiana (one for Floyd County, Indiana already exists)
• Hite Art Institute
• Hometown Heroes (Louisville, Kentucky), a program that hangs banners of famous locals around town [9]

Museums

• The Bullitt County History Museum [10]
• Evan Williams Bourbon Experience [11]
• Heaven Hill Distilleries Bourbon Heritage Center [12]
• Henry County Historical Society [13]
• Historic Middletown Museum
• Jim Beam American Stillhouse [14]
• Kentucky Center for African American Heritage [15] — a museum with a very storied development
• Oldham County History Center [16]
• Schimpff's Candy Museum [17] (currently a redirect; a full article may not be necessary, but the Schimpff's article could have a section dedicated to the museum)

Organized events

Upcoming

• (empty)

Past and recurring

• Components of the Kentucky Derby Festival (currently redirects):
  • Derby Festival miniMarathon & Marathon [18]
  • Great BalloonFest [19]
  • Pegasus Parade [20] (Commons category)
• List of events at KFC Yum! Center (modeled on List of events at Freedom Hall)
• Asylum Haunted Scream Park [21]
• Jane Austen Festival [22]
• Bourbon & Beyond [23]
• Cherokee Triangle Art Fair [24]
• Corn Island Storytelling Festival (ran for 30 years; ended in 2007)
• Derby City Comic Con [25]
• Farmington Harvest Festival [26]
• Festival of Faiths [27]
• Garvin Gate Blues Festival [28]
• Gazebo Festival, rap/hip-hop festival created by Jack Harlow [29]
• Highland Renaissance Festival [30]
• IdeaFestival [31]
• Kentucky Art Car Weekend
• Kentucky Reggae Festival [32]
• Kentuckiana Pride Festival [33]
• Louisville UnFair (draft) - draft article needs rework to follow an encyclopedic format
• National FFA Organization Convention & Expo [34]
• Oktoberfest (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Poorcastle Festival, locals' answer to high ticket prices at Forecastle Festival [35]
• Spirit Ball [36]
• St. Joseph Orphans Picnic [37]
• Starlight Strawberry Festival [38]
• WorldFest (Louisville, Kentucky) [39]
• The World's Largest Halloween Party [40]

Parks and other outdoor attractions

• Bridges to the Past [41]
• Camp Carlson [42]
• Eva Bandman Park (currently a redirect) – Cyclo-cross venue and site of the 2013 World Championships [43]
• Garvin Brown Nature Preserve (private)
• Huber Orchard and Winery [44]
• Hurstbourne Country Club (user draft) [45][46][47][48]
• Lakeside Swim Club [49]
• Louisville Champions Park
• Tioga Falls Hiking Trail [50]
• Waterfront Botanical Gardens [51]
• Waverly Park (Louisville, Kentucky) [52]

Shows and performing arts

• Ali (musical) – officially authorized musical about the life of Muhammad Ali [53][54]
• The Alley Theater (Louisville, Kentucky) – former local alternative theater [55]
• Gheens Science Hall and Rauch Planetarium [56]
• Headliners Music Hall [57]
• The Laughing Derby at Comedy Caravan [58]
• Little Colonel Players [59]
• Pandora Productions [60]
• StageOne Family Theatre [61]
• Theatre [502] [62]
• Theatre a la Carte – A short-lived (1970s) cafe with entertainers performing for children. – Notable?
• Voices of Kentuckiana [63]

Economy

Banks

• Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust Co. (1919–1987) – A Louisville-based bank that was the second largest bank in Kentucky when it was acquired by PNC of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1987. Parent company was Citizens Fidelity Corp. [64]; [65]; [66].
• First National Bank of Louisville (1863–1988) (currently a redirect) – A Louisville-based bank that was the largest bank in Kentucky when the prohibition against interstate banking was removed and was acquired by National City Bank of Cleveland, Ohio in 1988, parent company was First Kentucky National Corp. Now a part of PNC. [67]; [68].
• Liberty National Bank (1913–1994) – A Louisville-based bank that was the third largest bank in Kentucky when it was acquired by Bank One of Columbus, Ohio in 1994, parent company was Liberty National Bancorp. Now a part of Chase Bank. [69]; [70].
• S.Y. Bancorp, holding company for Stock Yards Bank & Trust (should be a redirect). Currently the largest bank that is headquartered in Louisville and possibly Kentucky.

Healthcare

• KentuckyOne Health (currently a redirect) – KentuckyOne Health is a defunct healthcare system in which parts of the network were acquired by UofL Health and the rest (the Catholic parts) was acquired by Catholic Health Initiatives which later became a part of CommonSpirit Health.
  • Note that this company was the result of the merger of a local concern, Jewish Hospital & St. Mary's HealthCare (which itself was a merger of Jewish Hospital HealthCare Services (JHHS) and Caritas Health Services), and Saint Joseph Health System
• ResCare, Inc. – affiliated with BrightSpring Health Services
• Signature HealthCARE – skilled nursing facility
• UofL Health (see article) – a Louisville-area healthcare network that currently has the following affiliated hospitals:
  • Frazier Rehabilitation Institute – acute rehab hospital. [71]
  • James Graham Brown Cancer Center – comprehensive academic cancer center. [72]
  • Jewish Hospital (Louisville, Kentucky) – specialty hospital (cardiology). [73]
  • Peace Hospital – behavioral health care hospital. [74]
  • Shelbyville Hospital – community hospital. [75]
  • UofL Health – Mary & Elizabeth Hospital – specialty hospital. [76]
  • UofL Health – Medical Center East – community hospital. [77]
  • UofL Health – Medical Center Northeast – community hospital. [78]
  • UofL Health – Medical Center South – community hospital. [79]
  • UofL Health – Medical Center Southwest – community hospital. [80]
  • UofL Hospital – the lead hospital of the UofL Health network; academic teaching and research hospital; Level one trauma center for a large region (when this article gets written, please define the size of region being covered). [81]
• ZirMed (a healthcare billing company that is now a part of Waystar)

Manufacturing

• AAF International, formerly called American Air Filter (which should redirect), a division of Daikin. [82]
• BlueOval SK Battery – a joint operation between Ford Motor Company (also known as BlueOval) and SK Innovation's SK Battery division created to manufacture electric vehicle batteries in Glendale, Kentucky, to supply the Ford electric pickup truck assembly plant in Tennessee. [83]
• National Tobacco Company, became Turning Point Brands in 2015 [84]

Restaurants

(and other food related businesses)

• Ballard & Ballard Mills (1880–1951) – Flour mill; introduced the refrigerated biscuit. Sold out to Pillsbury.[85]
• Ehrler's Dairy, started in 1867, became the largest independently owned dairy in Kentucky before it was sold in 1977 [86]. Operated many ice cream shops, with two still open under the Ehrler's name. Founded by Bremer Ehrler's grandfather Joseph Maria Ehrler.[87]
• Gralehaus – featured on 12th episode of the 25th season of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. [88]; [89]
• Grind Burger Kitchen – featured on 16th episode of the 25th season of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. [90]; [91]; [92]; [93]
• Kingfish (restaurant chain) – long-time local chain of seafood restaurants. [94]
• Mike Linnig's – a century old local seafood restaurant with a long history. [95]; [96]
• Momma's Mustard, Pickles & BBQ – featured on 13th episode of the 25th season of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. [97]; [98]
• Paramount Foods, pickle product producer once featuring Phyllis Diller in advertisements
• Seafood Lady – featured on 12th episode of the 25th season of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. [99]; [100]
• The Irish Rover (Louisville) – featured on 5th episode of the 26th season of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. [101]; [102]
• The Table Cafe – featured on 6th episode of the 40th season of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. [103]; [104]

Retailers

• Ben Snyder's (1913–1987) – a major Louisville-based department store chain that was founded in 1913 and later sold to Hess's in 1987 with 8 locations (plus 5 more that was in the process of being converted to Ben Snyder) in 3 states. [105]; [106]; [107]; [108] (plus more reference listed on List of defunct department stores of the United States#Kentucky)
• Byck's (1902–1991) – a Louisville-based department store chain that started as Byck Brothers & Company; it was the first major downtown retailer to open a suburban location, and was part of the Louisville Galleria when it first opened. [109]; [110].
• Caufield's Novelty
• Hawley-Cooke Booksellers (1978–2003) – Was the largest independent bookstore in Louisville and possibly in several states before it was bought out by Borders in 2003. [111]; [112]; [113]; [114]; [115]; [116]; [117]

Geography

• Binkley's Cave (or Binkley Cave; near Corydon, Indiana; related to Indiana Caverns)
• Hills, ridges and rock formations – I think we're not even close to having these fully covered

Louisville neighborhoods

• Belmar, Louisville
• Paristown Pointe, Louisville
• Routt, Louisville (unincorporated place; previously had an article that was deleted)
• SoBro, Louisville – nestled between Old Louisville and downtown Louisville; contains Louisville Main Library, The 800 Apartments and Spalding University (including Columbia Gym/Columbia Auditorium) [118]

Cities, towns, census-designated places and unincorporated areas

The following counties appear to be complete at this time: Meade, Oldham and Trimble Counties in Kentucky, and Floyd and Washington Counties in Indiana.

• Bullitt County
  • Pitts Point (defunct town)
• Henry County
  • Defoe
  • Franklinton
• Nelson County
  • Cedar Creek
  • Culvertown
  • Deatsville
  • Icetown
  • Lenore
  • Samuels
  • Trappist
• Shelby County
  • Clark
• Spencer County
  • Little Mount
  • Waterford
  • Yoder
• Clark County, Indiana
  • Andalusia (defunct)
  • Belknap
  • Black Diamond
  • Clarke
  • Claysburg (defunct)
  • Dyeton
  • Floyd
  • Haussdale
  • Henze
  • Hughes
  • Longview Beach
  • Oregon (defunct)
  • Pulltight
  • Rockford
  • Runyan
  • St Joseph
• Harrison County, Indiana
  • Happy Hollow
  • Harrison Grange
  • Little Saint Louis
  • Locust Point
  • Lottick Corner
  • Sennville
  • Seven Springs

Government and politics

• Jefferson County Fiscal Court (Kentucky) (currently a redirect)
• Jefferson County, Kentucky Sheriff's Office
• List of federal and state legislators representing Louisville, Kentucky
• List of Louisville Aldermen (per Louisville Board of Aldermen; similar to List of members of the Louisville Metro Council)
• Louisville-Jefferson County, Kentucky Metro Government Code of Ordinances
• Louisville/Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District (could include discussion of the drainage system in the area)
• Louisville Metro Landmarks Commission (more formally called the Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission)
• Operation Brightside
• Jim King (Kentucky politician) (President of the Louisville Metro Council for several years, died January 14, 2015)
• Individual Louisville Board of Aldermen and city council elections before merger

Louisville Metro Council elections

• 2026
• 2022
• 2020
• 2018
• 2016
• 2014
• 2012
• 2010
• 2008
• 2006
• 2004
• 2002

Mayoral elections

Notes:

• 2002 was the first Metro Mayor election, coinciding with the merger of Louisville with Jefferson County.
• In 1998, mayoral elections became aligned with midterm federal elections, making the previous term extend to about 5 years.
• Starting with the 1893 election, mayors had regular four-year terms.
• Prior to 1893, terms and elections were quite irregular (I hope I got those election years right).
• Prior to 1841, the city council elected the mayor.

• 2002
• 1998
• 1993
• 1989
• 1985
• 1981
• 1977
• 1973
• 1969
• 1965
• 1961
• 1957
• 1953
• 1949
• 1945
• 1941
• 1937
• 1933
• 1929
• 1927 (special)
• 1925
• 1921
• 1917
• 1913
• 1909
• 1907 (special)
• 1905*
• 1901
• 1897
• 1893
• 1891
• 1888
• 1884
• 1881
• 1879
• 1875
• 1872
• 1870
• 1869
• 1867
• 1865
• 1863
• 1861
• 1859
• 1857
• 1855
• 1854
• 1853
• 1852
• 1850
• 1847
• 1844
• 1841 (two elections; second one held after first one thrown out)

* considered the most corrupt mayoral election in the city's history; see John Henry Whallen

History

• 1980s Louisville airport expansion, including information on impact to surrounding neighborhoods (why we don't have Highland Park any longer)
• Civil rights movement in Louisville, Kentucky (similar to Civil rights movement in Omaha, Nebraska)
  • Desegregation of Jefferson County Public Schools (Kentucky)
• History of Louisville Cardinals football (seems to be plenty of material in Louisville Cardinals football for it)
• History of slavery in Louisville, Kentucky
• History of the Jews in Louisville, Kentucky (similar to History of the Jews in Cincinnati)
• Howard v. Commissioners of Sinking Fund of Louisville, 344 U.S. 624 (1953)
• Linn's Station (currently a redirect), a station erected along Beargrass Creek in 1779 by Maj. William Linn. Namesake for Linn Station Road.
• List of Kentucky state historical markers in Louisville, Kentucky (search the Kentucky Historical Marker Database)
  • Also for metro area counties in Kentucky (these already exist for such counties in Indiana)
• List of local landmarks and preservation districts in Louisville, Kentucky – ones designated by Louisville Metro here
• List of monuments in Louisville, Kentucky
• Louisville city-county merger (currently a redirect) – this could possibly be just a section added to Government of Louisville, Kentucky which currently doesn't even have a 'History' section.
  • Also for metro area counties in Kentucky and Indiana
• Newspapers/Publications: Louisville Commercial, Louisville Courier, Louisville Democrat, Louisville Examiner, Louisville Herald, Louisville Journal, The Louisville Times (original incarnation started in the mid-19th century), Louisville Post (Louisville Evening Post), Louisville Public Advertiser, New South, The Tobacconist (trade paper published by J. Finzer and Brothers Company). (Some of these are redirects at this time.)

Historical places and organizations

• Bourbon Stockyards (1880–1995)
• Douglas Park Race Course (1895–1958)
• Durrett High School (1960–1981), its building eventually came to be used for Louisville Male High School. Famous alumni include jazz musician Don Braden ('81). [119]
• House of Refuge (1858–1920), later named the Industrial School of Reform, founded in 1854 by the Kentucky Legislature as a result of a rise in juvenile delinquency. The house was founded to reform juveniles and give religious, moral, and educational instruction.
• Louisville Athletic Club, fielded a college football team in 1895, preceding the establishment of Louisville Cardinals football
• Louisville Jockey Club (1875–1937) – Original name for Churchill Downs, which was renamed in 1937. [120]; [121]; [122]
• Oakland Race Course (1832 – mid-1850s), nationally prominent Louisville horse racing track that preceded Churchill Downs
• St. Joseph's College (Kentucky) (1819–1968), former college in Bardstown with many notable alumni (currently a redirect) [123]

National Register of Historic Places listings

Jefferson County

• Abell House (Middletown, Kentucky)
• Adath Israel Cemetery (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Allison-Barrickman House
• Altawood Historic District
• Arcadia Apartments
• Ashbourne (Harrods Creek, Kentucky)
• Atherton Carriage House
• Aydelott House
• Bank of Middletown
• Martin Jeff (M.J.) Bannon House
• Patrick Bannon House
• Barber-Barbour House
• John T. Bate House (Woodside)
• Beech Lawn
• Belleview (Harrods Creek, Kentucky)
• Berry Hill (Glenview, Kentucky)
• Beynroth House
• Bingham-Hilliard Doll House
• Blankenbaker Station
• Temple Bodley Summer House
• Bradford Mills
• James Brown House (St. Matthews, Kentucky)
• Buildings at 900–906 East Main Street
• William Bull House (Middletown, Kentucky)
• Cornelia Bush House
• S.S. Bush House
• Carmichael House (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Cedarbrook Farm
• Central Colored School
• Chenoweth House
• Chrisler House
• James Clore House
• Clover Hill (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Conrad-Seaton House and Archeological Site
• Country Estates of River Road (Glenview, Kentucky)
• Carrie Gaulbert Cox and Attilla Cox, Jr. House
• Davis Tavern
• Diamond Fruit Farm
• Dogwood Hill
• Drumanard
• Stuart E. and Annie L. Duncan Estate
• East Smoketown District
• Eastwood School (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Eclipse Woolen Mill
• Edgewood (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Eight-Mile House
• Emerson School (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Falls City Jeans and Woolen Mills
• David Farnsley House
• Fincastle (Prospect, Kentucky)
• Fisher House (Fisherville, Kentucky)
• Fishpool Plantation
• Ford Motor Company, Louisville Plant
• Henry Frank House
• Harriet Funk House
• James H. Funk House
• Gaar-Fenton House
• Gaffney House
• Gardencourt Historic District (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Glenview Historic District (Glenview, Kentucky)
• Cornelia Gordon House
• Green Tree Manor Residential Historic District
• Mary Alice Hadley House
• Haldeman House (Kentucky)
• Harrods Creek Historic District
• Head House (Middletown, Kentucky)
• Herr-Rudy Family Houses
• John H. Heywood Elementary School
• Hikes Family Houses (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Abraham Hite House
• Hite-Chenoweth House
• Andrew Hoke House
• Holy Name Catholic Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Hope Worsted Mills
• Robert Hord House
• Horner House (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Charles D. Jacob Elementary School
• Jefferson Jacob School
• Jeffersontown Colored School
• J. Stoddard Johnston Elementary School
• Jones House (Valley Station, Kentucky)
• Judge Kirby House
• Kennedy-Hunsinger Farm
• Kentucky Wagon Works
• Harriet Griswold and Judge Samuel Bonner Kirby House
• KFC White House Building
• Kosmosdale Depot
• Ladless Hill
• Leatherman House
• Addison W. Lee House
• Simeon Lewis Rural Historic District
• Lewiston House
• Lindenberger-Grant House
• Locust Avenue
• Louisville Cotton Mills
• Louisville Leather Company Tannery Building (Wirth, Lang and Company)
• Louisville Veterans Administration Hospital
• Lyndon Cottage
• Lynn Acres Garden Apartments
• Lynnford-Lyndon Hall
• Lynnview Historic District
• Maghera Glass-Ormsby Hall
• Jefferson Marders House
• McBride's Harrods Creek Landing
• McClure House (Lyndon, Kentucky)
• Merriwether House
• Middletown Inn
• Most Blessed Sacrament School
• Dr. John Murray Farm
• Nitta Yuma Historic District
• Oakdale District
• Omer/Pound House
• Paget House and Heigold House Facade
• Pirtle House
• Preston-St. Catherine Street Historic District
• Reliance Varnish Company Building
• Rockdale (Jeffersontown, Kentucky)
• Rockledge (Louisville, Kentucky)
• St. Bartholomew Parish School
• St. Frances of Rome School
• Selema Hall
• Seventh Street School
• Shady Brook Farm (Harrods Creek, Kentucky)
• Louisville Free Public Library, Shelby Park Branch (currently a redirect; not the current branch serving Shelby Park)
• Shelby Park Historic District (currently a redirect; probably best to just add NRHP infobox to Shelby Park, Louisville)
• Shwab House
• Snapp House (Buechel, Kentucky)
• Soldiers Retreat
• Southern Heights-Beechmont District
• Spring Station
• Arthur P. Stitzel House
• Zodia Stivers House
• Ben Stout House
• Stuart Building (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Stucky House
• Sunnyside (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Taggart House
• Three Mile Tollhouse
• George H. Tingley Elementary School
• James Trigg House
• Hazael Tucker House
• Tway House
• Moses Tyler House
• Robert Tyler Place
• Schneider Hall
• Ursuline Academy and Convent
• Wade-Braden District
• Westwood Farm
• Widman's Saloon and Grocery
• Wilhoyte House
• Abraham L. Williams L&N Guest House
• Winchester House (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Wolf Pen Branch Mill
• Yager House (Louisville, Kentucky)
• George B. Yenowine House
• Yenowine-Kennedy House

Anchorage (Louisville Metro)

• Anchorage Historic District (Anchorage, Kentucky)
• The Anchorage (Anchorage, Kentucky)
• Bayless House
• Bonavita-Weller House
• Bonnycot
• Citizens National Life Insurance Building
• Coldeway House
• James Courteney House
• Otto F. Eitel House
• Forrester House
• Garr House
• Richard Gwathmey House
• Hannah House
• Hillcrest (Anchorage, Kentucky)
• Hite-Foree Log House
• Jones Estate
• John Marshall Sr. House
• Newland Log House
• Nock House
• Anchorage Railway Depot
• St. Luke's Episcopal Church (Anchorage, Kentucky)
• Sherley Mansion
• Simrall-Warfield House
• Twin Gates Carriage House
• James Walker House
• John Webb House
• Eustace Williams House
• Dr. Winston House

Downtown Louisville

• Adath Jeshurun Temple and School
• Almsted Brothers Building
• American Life & Accident Insurance Co. Building
• Armour & Co. Branch House
• Bosler Fireproof Garage
• Brandeis House (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Breslin Building
• J.T.S. Brown and Son's Complex
• Caperton Block
• Chestnut Street Methodist Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
• The Cumberland
• J. Dolfinger and Company Building
• Electric Building (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Fifth and Market Streets Historic District
• First Lutheran Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
• First National Bank-Kentucky Title Company Building
• German Insurance Bank
• Hamilton Brothers Warehouse
• House of Weller
• Howard-Hardy House
• E.L. Hughes Company Building
• Inter-Southern Insurance Building
• Jefferson County Fiscal Court Building
• Haury Motor Company Showroom and Garage
• Keisker Building
• Kentucky National Bank
• Kurfees Paint Company
• Levy Brothers Building
• Louisville College of Dentistry (currently a redirect)
• Louisville Grocery Company Building
• Louisville Trust Building
• Madrid Building
• Main Street District, Expanded
• Marmaduke Building
• Miller Paper Company Buildings
• New Enterprise Tobacco Warehouse
• Savoy Historic District
• Second and Market Streets Historic District
• Snead Manufacturing Building
• South Central Bell Company Office Building
• Speed Building
• Stewart's Dry Goods Company Building
• W.K. Stewart Bookstore
• Theater Building
• Third and Jefferson Streets Historic District
• Third and Market Streets Historic District
• Trade Mart Building
• Tyler-Muldoon House
• Walnut Street Theater (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Weissinger-Gaulbert Apartments
• Y.M.C.A. Building (Louisville, Kentucky)

The Highlands (Louisville)

• Leslie V. Abbott House
• Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
• Distillery Commons
• Engelhard House
• Nicholas Finzer House (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Hayfield (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Howard-Gettys House
• Irish Hill Historic District (currently a redirect; probably best to just add NRHP infobox to Irish Hill, Louisville)
• Kentucky Home School for Girls
• Klotz Confectionary Company
• Valentine Schneikert House
• Struss House
• David Wilson House

Old Louisville

• Bayly-Schroering House
• Church of the Messiah (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Cornwall and Brown Houses
• District #1 (probably needs a better title)
• District #2 (ditto)
• William J. Dodd Residence
• D.H. Ewing & Sons Creamery
• First Street District
• Harig, Koop & Company-Columbia Mantel Company
• Jewish Hospital Complex
• Kentucky Street School
• Louisville Gas and Electric Company Service Station Complex
• Dr. J.B. Marvin House
• Nugent House
• The Olympic (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Puritan Apartment Hotel
• Rauchfuss Houses
• Thierman Apartments
• Tompkins-Buchanan House

Portland (Louisville)

• Baker-Hawkins House
• C.A. Bridges Tobacco Warehouse
• Givens Headley and Company Tobacco Warehouse
• Greve, Buhrlage, and Company (15th Street, Louisville, Kentucky)
• Greve, Buhrlage, and Company (Lytle Street, Louisville, Kentucky)
• Benjamin Grove House
• Hertel Pharmacy
• Ideal Theatre
• James F. Irvin House
• LeCompte Saloon
• Louisville Lead & Color Co. Paint Factory & Warehouse
• Lower West Market Street District
• Meek-Miller House
• Monon Freight Depot
• National Foundry and Machine Company
• National Tobacco Works
• National Tobacco Works Branch Drying House
• Peaslee-Gaulbert Warehouse
• Planter's Tobacco Warehouse
• Portland Proper
• J.V. Reed and Company
• St. Cecilia's School
• Shafer's Hall
• Thornburgh House (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Tobacco Realty Company
• Western Middle School (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Wrampelmeier Furniture Company

Louisville's West End

• B.F. Avery and Sons Industrial District
• Axton-Fisher Tobacco Company Warehouse
• Wood F. Axton Hall, Simmons University
• Bernheim Distillery Bottling Plant
• Brass Finishing Building, Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
• Broadway Temple A.M.E. Zion Church
• Chickasaw Neighborhood Historic District
• Christ the King School and Church
• Columbian School (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Anton Diebold House
• J.W. Diebold, Jr. House
• Dumesnil Street Methodist Church
• Louisville Fire Department Headquarters
• West End Ford Motor Plant
• Stephen Foster Elementary School
• Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Bakery & Warehouse
• Holy Cross Catholic Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Jefferson Branch Louisville Free Public Library
• Marlow Place Bungalows District
• J.B. McFerran School
• Mengel Box Company
• Parkland Junior High School
• J.J. Reilly Manufacturing Building
• St. Columba Catholic Campus
• Shawnee Elementary School
• Shawnee Neighborhood Historic District
• F.M. Tiller House
• Henry Vogt Machine Company Shop
• Warehouse A, Brown-Forman Corporation
• Wedekind House and Servant's Quarters
• White Mills Distillery Company
• Whiteside Bakery

Bullitt County

• Ashworth Rock Shelters Site
• T. Jeremiah Beam House
• Camp Crescendo
• Henry Crist House
• Louisville to Bardstown Turnpike Milestones and Roadbed
• Zack Stansbury House

Hardin County

• Dr. Abel House
• Ashe House
• Bethlehem Academy Historic District
• John D. Bland House
• Bland-Overall House
• Daniel Brackett House
• Chenault House (Star Mills, Kentucky)
• Elizabethtown City Cemetery
• Fort Sands
• Hagan House (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
• Hance Hamilton House
• Hardin Springs School
• Fannie Harrison Farm
• Hatfield Hotel
• Haycraft Inn
• Hazel Hill (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
• Heller Hotel
• John B. Helm House
• Jonathan Hills House
• Kentucky and Indiana Bank
• W.T. Kerrick House
• Lincoln Heritage House
• Maple Hill (Glendale, Kentucky)
• Maplehurst (Glendale, Kentucky)
• Haynes Mason House
• David L. May House
• Stiles McDougal House
• McKinney-Helm House
• Melton House
• Adam Monin House
• Montgomery Avenue Historic District
• William Montgomery House (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
• Nall House
• Nolin Banking Company
• Penniston House
• Josiah Phillips House
• Dr. Robert B. Pusey House
• John Raine House
• Stephen Rawlings House
• Richards-Hamm House
• Richards-Murray House
• Richardson Hotel
• Zachariah Riney House
• Samuel Robertson House
• Richard Skees House
• William Skees House
• George W. Smith House (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
• William Sprigg House
• Stader Hotel
• Stark House
• State Theatre (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
• John Stuart House (Glendale, Kentucky)
• Samuel B. Thomas House
• US Post Office-Elizabethtown
• Jacob Van Meter House
• Eliza Vertrees House
• Vine Grove Historic District
• West Point Hotel (West Point, Kentucky)
• White Mill (White Mills, Kentucky)
• William Wilson House (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
• Horatio Wintersmith House
• George Woodard House
• James Young House and Inn

Henry County

• Callaway-Goodridge-Robertson Farm
• Highlands (Smithfield, Kentucky)
• Robert Ricketts House
• Thomas Smith House (New Castle, Kentucky)
• Thompson House (Eminence, Kentucky)

LaRue County

• Aaron Atherton House
• Dorsey Beeler House
• Brown House (Hodgenville, Kentucky)
• Buffalo School
• Walter Burch House
• Edward S. Ferrill House
• Albert Goodin House
• Joseph Kirkpatrick Springhouse
• LaRue County Jail
• McClain Hotel
• William Miller House (Hodgenville, Kentucky)
• Miller-Blanton House
• Thomas Patterson House
• William Phillips House
• Saunders-Boyd House
• School No. 20
• School No. 24
• David H. Smith House
• R.H. Thomas House
• Tonieville Store

Meade County

• Doe Run Creek Historic District
• Goff-Baskett House
• Meade County Clerk Office-Rankin House
• Payneville Petroglyphs (15MD308)
• Richardson House (Brandenburg, Kentucky)

Nelson County

• Archeological Site 15 Ne 3
• Baldwin's Tourist Court Residence-Office
• Beechwold (Bardstown, Kentucky)
• Bloomfield Historic District
• Bruntwood (Bardstown, Kentucky)
• Coombs-Duncan-Brown Farmhouse
• Cottage Grove Historic District
• Culpeper (Bardstown, Kentucky)
• Henry Duncan House
• Edgewood (Bardstown, Kentucky)
• Holiday Inn of Bardstown
• Howard Brothers' Store
• Silvester Johnson House and Business
• John S. Kelley House
• Kurtz Restaurant and Bardstown-Parkview Motel-Office
• Mattingly House
• Old Kentucky Home Motel
• T. W. Samuels Distillery Historic District
• Wilson Samuels House
• Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Historic District
• Stone House on Buffalo Creek
• John Stone House
• Walnut Groves Farm
• Wilson Motel

Oldham County

• Ashbourne Farms
• John Leslie Bate House
• Building at 301 La Grange Road
• Clifton (Goshen, Kentucky)
• Joseph H. Ellis House
• Forrester-Duvall House
• The Hermitage (Goshen, Kentucky)
• William Ingram House
• Johnson's Landing House and Farm
• Abraham Kellar House
• Locke-Mount House
• The Locust (Pewee Valley, Kentucky)
• William McMakin House
• George Miller House (Pewee Valley, Kentucky)
• Dr. Thomas C. Peebles House
• John Ritter House
• Ross-Hollenbach Farm
• Russell Court (La Grange, Kentucky)
• William Alexander Smith House
• Spring Hill (Ballardsville, Kentucky)
• Tanglewood (Pewee Valley, Kentucky)
• Phillip R. Taylor House
• Tuliphurst
• Van Horn-Ross House
• Waldeck Farm
• Wildwood Farm (Skylight, Kentucky)
• Woodland (Oldham County, Kentucky)
• William Woolfolk House
• Yager House (Goshen, Kentucky)
• Yew Dell Farm
• Yewell-Snyder House

Shelby County

• Allen Dale Farm
• William H. Ballard House
• Basket Farm
• William Blades House
• Bland Farm
• Samuel Booker House
• Booker-Giltner House
• Cameron Brown Farm
• Bryan House (Simpsonville, Kentucky)
• Buck Creek Rosenwald School
• Building at Jct. of KY 395 and 1779
• Burton House (Chesternut Grove, Kentucky)
• David Burton House
• Carriss's Store
• Chiles-Bailey House
• Henry Clay School
• Coca-Cola Plant (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
• Collins House (Todds Point, Kentucky)
• Courtney House
• John Edward Crockett House
• Cross Keys Tavern Kitchen and Quarters
• John Dale House
• E. M. Davis Farm
• Dependency on Mulberry Creek
• Marene Duvall House
• Samuel Ellis House
• Bushrod Figg House
• Froman Fry Farm
• L.C. Fry Farm
• C.E. Frye Farm
• Fullenwider House
• Peter Fullenwielder House
• S.D. Glass House
• J.W. Goodman House
• Graham House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
• Grasslands (Finchville, Kentucky)
• Gray House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
• John G. and William Hansbrough House
• Harbison House (Scotts Station, Kentucky)
• Harbison House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
• Hedden House
• Helmwood Hall
• Hinton-Scearce House
• Hornsby Bridge
• John A. Hornsby House
• M.W. Huss House
• Eli Jackson House
• Johnston House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
• M.J. King House
• Knight-Stout House
• D. T. Long House
• Martin House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
• McMicken House
• Henri Middleton House
• Money Farm
• Montgomery House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
• Dr. William Morris Office and House
• Moxley Farm
• Muir House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
• Neal-Hamblen House
• Newton House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
• Old Stone Inn
• Brackett Owen House
• Payne House (Mount Eden, Kentucky)
• Pemberton Farm
• James A. Pickett House
• Pugh House (Southville, Kentucky)
• Radcliffe-Duvall Farm
• Redmon House
• Rice House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
• Rodgers House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
• Royalty-Smith Farm
• Salem Baptist Church (Southville, Kentucky)
• Scearce-Roush House
• Seventh Street Historic District
• Shady Rest (Clay Village, Kentucky)
• Shelby Academy
• Shelby County Courthouse and Main Street Commercial District
• Shelbyville L&N Railroad Depot
• Shropshire Farm
• William Sleadd Farm
• Stapleton Farm
• G.W. Stewart House
• Stone House on Clear Creek
• Sturgeon-Gregg House
• Tevis Cottage
• William J. Thomas House
• Thomas Threlkeld House
• Tindall House
• Charles and Letitia Shelby Todd House
• Undulata
• Vanatta House
• Venable-Chase House
• Waddy Bank Building
• Waddy Historic District
• Charles Ware House
• Shelby D. Ware House
• Benjamin Washburn House
• Thomas Weakley House
• Weissinger Mule Barn
• West Shelbyville District
• Wise House
• Wright House (Simpsonville, Kentucky)

Spencer County

• Bourne-Anderson House
• Camp Branch Historic District
• Riverview School (High Grove, Kentucky)
• Perry Shelburne House
• Shelburne-Cox House
• Stone House on Plum Creek
• Taylorsville Historic District

Trimble County

• Callis General Store and Post Office
• Hancock House (Bedford, Kentucky)
• House at Moffett Cemetery Road
• House Tm-B-7
• House Tm-M-27
• House Tm-M-28
• Humphrey Place (Bedford, Kentucky)
• W.W. Logan House
• Moreland School (Milton, Kentucky)
• Neal House (Milton, Kentucky)
• Norfolk Farm Tenant Log House
• Old Kentucky Tavern
• Page House (Milton, Kentucky)
• Page-Bell House
• Peak House (Bedford, Kentucky)
• Rowlett House (Milton, Kentucky)
• Rowlett's Grocery
• Third Street Historic District (Milton, Kentucky)
• Trimble County Jail (Trimble County, Kentucky)
• Trout House (Milton, Kentucky)

Clark County, Indiana

• Centralia Court Historic District
• Clark-McKinley Historic District
• M. Fine & Sons Building
• Francis Avenue Historic District
• Mitchell P. Howes' Lime Kiln and Quarry
• Indiana State Prison South-Indiana Reformatory- Colgate-Palmolive Historic District
• Lincoln Heights Historic District
• Patterson Place Historic District
• Pleasant Ridge Historic District (Charlestown, Indiana)
• Smith-Sutton Site
• Samuel Starkweather's Lime Kiln and Quarry
• Moses H. Tyler Company Lime Kiln and Quarry No. 1
• Victory Court Historic District

Floyd County, Indiana

• M. Fine and Sons Building (not the same as one in Clark County)
• Charles and Elletha Frederick House
• Louis and Anna K. Kunz Hartman House
• New Albany-Floyd County Public Library
• U.S. Court House and Federal Office Building (New Albany, Indiana)

Harrison County, Indiana

• None missing at this time

Scott County, Indiana

• None missing at this time

Washington County, Indiana

• Blue River Quaker Settlement Rural Historic District
• Campbell-Gill House

Infrastructure

Transportation

• Fourth Street (Louisville, Kentucky), historical retail corridor that has been redeveloped thrice (River City Mall, Galleria, Fourth Street Live!)
• Frankfort Avenue (currently a redirect), a street with similarities to Bardstown Road
• {{Louisville expressways}} template (or something like that)
• Spirit of Jefferson (Belle of Louisville's sister boat)

Route number	Local street name(s)
KY 1694	Brownsboro Road
KY 1699	Whipps Mill Road
KY 2843	Grade Lane
KY 2844	Hounz Lane
KY 3077	River Road, I-64 ramps
KY 3084	Old Henry Road

Media

• Louisville Business First – currently a redirect; re-establish as a separate article
• Insider Louisville – currently a redirect; defunct online local news site (former URL: [124])
• The News-Enterprise – newspaper of Elizabethtown, Kentucky

People

Groups

• Jefferson County Teachers Association (Kentucky)

Biographies of living persons

• The Barnstable twins, actresses Patricia and Priscilla "Cyb" Barnstable, who portrayed the Doublemint Twins in 1970s commercials, and appeared in the short-lived series Quark; hosts of the annual Barnstable Brown Derby Eve Gala in Louisville; daughters of UK basketball player Dale Barnstable
• JK McKnight (currently a redirect), founder of the Forecastle Festival
• James Quick, wide receiver for the Washington Redskins, played for Louisville Cardinals football
• Mike Snyder, former Olympic Athlete and Trinity graduate
• Tom Wills (meteorologist), long-time meteorologist for WAVE, one of the first sealed television meteorologists in the country

Deceased

• John Asher (horse racing) (user draft) – radio journalist and Churchill Downs executive, considered an ambassador for both Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby [125]
• Bingham family – overview of famous Bingham family
• George Garvin Brown – founder of Brown–Forman
• Reverend Louis Coleman Jr. – outspoken and controversial social justice activist
• John Colgan (pharmacist) – inventor of flavored chewing gum
• Fritz Drybrough Sr. (Frederick W. Drybrough) – major local property owner and developer who built The 800 Apartments; he was already well known for such in 1944 per [126]
• Henry Clay Fry – entrepreneur in the glass industry, born in Shelby County (former article was removed due to copyright issues)
• David A. Jones Sr. (currently a redirect) – co-founder of Humana
• John Ed Pearce – longtime columnist for The Courier-Journal and later the Lexington Herald-Leader
• Wayne Perkey – longtime Louisville radio and TV personality
• Thomas Prather – 19th-century Louisville businessman and philanthropist; friend/partner of John J. Jacob
• Harvey Clarence Russell Sr. – Dean of Kentucky State College and president of West Kentucky Industrial College in Paducah; organized first state PTA and first state Inter-High School Athletic Association; served as president of the Kentucky Negro Educational Association; namesake for Louisville's Russell neighborhood, father of Harvey C. Russell Jr.
• Gene Schmidt – first track announcer for Churchill Downs, 1940–1960
• Speed family – overview of famous Speed family
• Tom Wallace (journalist) – editor of The Louisville Times, grandfather of Naomi Wallace, memorialized by Tom Wallace Recreation Area (including Tom Wallace Lake) in Jefferson Memorial Forest
  • Henry F. Wallace – full name Henry French Wallace, international journalist, father of Naomi Wallace

Sports

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• 2026 Kentucky Derby (draft)
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Louisville Cardinals baseball teams

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Louisville Cardinals basketball teams

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Requests, in lexicographical order

This is a list of all categorized requests above, listed in lexicographical (strict alphabetical) order:

1. 1841 Louisville mayoral elections
2. 1844 Louisville mayoral election
3. 1847 Louisville mayoral election
4. 1850 Louisville mayoral election
5. 1852 Louisville mayoral election
6. 1853 Louisville mayoral election
7. 1854 Louisville mayoral election
8. 1855 Louisville mayoral election
9. 1857 Louisville mayoral election
10. 1859 Louisville mayoral election
11. 1861 Louisville mayoral election
12. 1863 Louisville mayoral election
13. 1865 Louisville mayoral election
14. 1867 Louisville mayoral election
15. 1869 Louisville mayoral election
16. 1870 Louisville mayoral election
17. 1872 Louisville mayoral election
18. 1875 Louisville mayoral election
19. 1879 Louisville mayoral election
20. 1881 Louisville mayoral election
21. 1884 Louisville mayoral election
22. 1888 Louisville mayoral election
23. 1891 Louisville mayoral election
24. 1893 Louisville mayoral election
25. 1897 Louisville mayoral election
26. 1901 Louisville mayoral election
27. 1905 Louisville mayoral election
28. 1907 Louisville mayoral election
29. 1909 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
30. 1909 Louisville mayoral election
31. 1910 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
32. 1911 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
33. 1911–12 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
34. 1912 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
35. 1912–13 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
36. 1913 Louisville mayoral election
37. 1913–14 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
38. 1914–15 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
39. 1915–16 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
40. 1917 Louisville mayoral election
41. 1917–18 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
42. 1918–19 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
43. 1919–20 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
44. 1920 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
45. 1920–21 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
46. 1921 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
47. 1921 Louisville mayoral election
48. 1921–22 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
49. 1922 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
50. 1923–24 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
51. 1924 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
52. 1924–25 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
53. 1925 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
54. 1925 Louisville mayoral election
55. 1925–26 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
56. 1926 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
57. 1926–27 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
58. 1927 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
59. 1927 Louisville mayoral election
60. 1927–28 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
61. 1928 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
62. 1928–29 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
63. 1929 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
64. 1929 Louisville mayoral election
65. 1929–30 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
66. 1930 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
67. 1930–31 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
68. 1931 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
69. 1931–32 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
70. 1932 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
71. 1932–33 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
72. 1933 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
73. 1933 Louisville mayoral election
74. 1933–34 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
75. 1934 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
76. 1934–35 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
77. 1935 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
78. 1935–36 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
79. 1936 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
80. 1936–37 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
81. 1937 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
82. 1937 Louisville mayoral election
83. 1937–38 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
84. 1938 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
85. 1938–39 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
86. 1939 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
87. 1939–40 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
88. 1940 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
89. 1940–41 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
90. 1941 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
91. 1941 Louisville mayoral election
92. 1941–42 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
93. 1942 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
94. 1943–44 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
95. 1944–45 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
96. 1945 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
97. 1945 Louisville mayoral election
98. 1945–46 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
99. 1946 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
100. 1946–47 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
101. 1947 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
102. 1947–48 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
103. 1948 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
104. 1948–49 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
105. 1949 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
106. 1949 Louisville mayoral election
107. 1949–50 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
108. 1950 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
109. 1950–51 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
110. 1951 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
111. 1951–52 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
112. 1952 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
113. 1952–53 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
114. 1953 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
115. 1953 Louisville mayoral election
116. 1953–54 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
117. 1954 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
118. 1954–55 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
119. 1955 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
120. 1955–56 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
121. 1956 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
122. 1956–57 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
123. 1957 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
124. 1957 Louisville mayoral election
125. 1957–58 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
126. 1958 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
127. 1959 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
128. 1959–60 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
129. 1960 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
130. 1960–61 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
131. 1961 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
132. 1961 Louisville mayoral election
133. 1961–62 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
134. 1962 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
135. 1962–63 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
136. 1963 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
137. 1963–64 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
138. 1964 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
139. 1964–65 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
140. 1965 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
141. 1965 Louisville mayoral election
142. 1965–66 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
143. 1966 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
144. 1966–67 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
145. 1967 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
146. 1967–68 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
147. 1968 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
148. 1968–69 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
149. 1969 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
150. 1969 Louisville mayoral election
151. 1969–70 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
152. 1970 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
153. 1970–71 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
154. 1971 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
155. 1972 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
156. 1972–73 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
157. 1973 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
158. 1973 Louisville mayoral election
159. 1974 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
160. 1975 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
161. 1975–76 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
162. 1975–76 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
163. 1976 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
164. 1976–77 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
165. 1977 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
166. 1977 Louisville mayoral election
167. 1977–78 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
168. 1978 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
169. 1978–79 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
170. 1979 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
171. 1979 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
172. 1979–80 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
173. 1980 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
174. 1980 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
175. 1980s Louisville airport expansion
176. 1980–81 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
177. 1981 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
178. 1981 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
179. 1981 Louisville mayoral election
180. 1981–82 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
181. 1982 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
182. 1982 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
183. 1982–83 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
184. 1983 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
185. 1983 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
186. 1983–84 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
187. 1984 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
188. 1984 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
189. 1984–85 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
190. 1985 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
191. 1985 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
192. 1985 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
193. 1985 Louisville mayoral election
194. 1985–86 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
195. 1986 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
196. 1986 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
197. 1986 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
198. 1986–87 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
199. 1987 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
200. 1987 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
201. 1987 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
202. 1987–88 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
203. 1988 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
204. 1988 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
205. 1988 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
206. 1988–89 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
207. 1989 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
208. 1989 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
209. 1989 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
210. 1989 Louisville mayoral election
211. 1989–90 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
212. 1990 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
213. 1990 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
214. 1990 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
215. 1990–91 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
216. 1991 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
217. 1991 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
218. 1991 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
219. 1991–92 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
220. 1992 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
221. 1992 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
222. 1992 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
223. 1992–93 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
224. 1993 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
225. 1993 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
226. 1993 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
227. 1993 Louisville mayoral election
228. 1993–94 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
229. 1994 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
230. 1994 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
231. 1994 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
232. 1994–95 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
233. 1995 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
234. 1995 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
235. 1995 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
236. 1995–96 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
237. 1996 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
238. 1996 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
239. 1996 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
240. 1996–97 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
241. 1997 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
242. 1997 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
243. 1997 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
244. 1997–98 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
245. 1998 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
246. 1998 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
247. 1998 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
248. 1998 Louisville mayoral election
249. 1998–99 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
250. 1999 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
251. 1999 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
252. 1999 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
253. 1999–2000 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
254. 2000 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
255. 2000 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
256. 2000 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
257. 2000–01 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
258. 2001 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
259. 2001 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
260. 2001 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
261. 2001–02 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
262. 2002 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
263. 2002 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
264. 2002 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
265. 2002 Louisville Metro Council election
266. 2002 Louisville mayoral election
267. 2002–03 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
268. 2003 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
269. 2003 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
270. 2003 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
271. 2003–04 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
272. 2004 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
273. 2004 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
274. 2004 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
275. 2004 Louisville Metro Council election
276. 2004–05 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
277. 2005 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
278. 2005 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
279. 2005 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
280. 2005–06 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
281. 2006 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
282. 2006 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
283. 2006 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
284. 2006 Louisville Metro Council election
285. 2006–07 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
286. 2007 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
287. 2007 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
288. 2007 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
289. 2007–08 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
290. 2008 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
291. 2008 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
292. 2008 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
293. 2008 Louisville Metro Council election
294. 2009 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
295. 2009 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
296. 2009 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
297. 2010 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
298. 2010 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
299. 2010 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
300. 2010 Louisville Metro Council election
301. 2010–11 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
302. 2011 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
303. 2011 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
304. 2011 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
305. 2011–12 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
306. 2012 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
307. 2012 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
308. 2012 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
309. 2012 Louisville Metro Council election
310. 2013 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
311. 2013 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
312. 2014 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
313. 2014 Louisville Metro Council election
314. 2015 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
315. 2015 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
316. 2016 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
317. 2016 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
318. 2016 Louisville Metro Council election
319. 2017 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
320. 2018 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
321. 2018 Louisville Metro Council election
322. 2020 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
323. 2020 Louisville Metro Council election
324. 2022 Louisville Metro Council election
325. 2024 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
326. 2025 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
327. 2025–26 Bellarmine Knights men's basketball team
328. 2025–26 Bellarmine Knights women's basketball team
329. 2025–26 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball team
330. 2025–26 Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team
331. 2026 Kentucky Derby
332. 2026 Louisville Cardinals baseball team
333. 2026 Louisville Cardinals football team
334. 2026 Louisville Cardinals men's soccer team
335. 2026 Louisville Cardinals women's soccer team
336. 2026 Louisville Metro Council election
337. AAF International
338. Aaron Atherton House
339. Abell House (Middletown, Kentucky)
340. Abraham Hite House
341. Abraham Kellar House
342. Abraham L. Williams L&N Guest House
343. Adam Monin House
344. Adath Israel Cemetery (Louisville, Kentucky)
345. Adath Jeshurun Temple and School
346. Addison W. Lee House
347. Albert Goodin House
348. Ali (musical)
349. Allen Dale Farm
350. Allison-Barrickman House
351. Almsted Brothers Building
352. Altawood Historic District
353. American Air Filter
354. American Life & Accident Insurance Co. Building
355. Anchorage Historic District (Anchorage, Kentucky)
356. Anchorage Railway Depot
357. Andalusia, Indiana
358. Andrew Hoke House
359. Anton Diebold House
360. Arcadia Apartments
361. Archeological Site 15 Ne 3
362. Armour & Co. Branch House
363. Arthur P. Stitzel House
364. Ashbourne (Harrods Creek, Kentucky)
365. Ashbourne Farms
366. Ashe House
367. Ashworth Rock Shelters Site
368. Asylum Haunted Scream Park
369. Atherton Carriage House
370. Axton-Fisher Tobacco Company Warehouse
371. Aydelott House
372. B.F. Avery and Sons Industrial District
373. Baker-Hawkins House
374. Baldwin's Tourist Court Residence-Office
375. Ballard & Ballard Mills
376. Bank of Middletown
377. Barber-Barbour House
378. Basket Farm
379. Bayless House
380. Bayly-Schroering House
381. Beech Lawn
382. Beechwold (Bardstown, Kentucky)
383. Belknap, Clark County, Indiana
384. Belleview (Harrods Creek, Kentucky)
385. Belmar, Louisville
386. Ben Snyder's
387. Ben Stout House
388. Benjamin Grove House
389. Benjamin Washburn House
390. Bernheim Distillery Bottling Plant
391. Berry Hill (Glenview, Kentucky)
392. Bethlehem Academy Historic District
393. Beynroth House
394. Bingham family
395. Bingham-Hilliard Doll House
396. Binkley Cave
397. Binkley's Cave
398. Black Diamond, Indiana
399. Bland Farm
400. Bland-Overall House
401. Blankenbaker Station
402. Bloomfield Historic District
403. Blue River Quaker Settlement Rural Historic District
404. BlueOval SK Battery Park
405. Bluegrass Commerce Park
406. Bonavita-Weller House
407. Bonnycot
408. Booker-Giltner House
409. Bosler Fireproof Garage
410. Bourbon & Beyond
411. Bourbon Stockyards
412. Bourne-Anderson House
413. Brackett Owen House
414. Bradford Mills
415. Brandeis House (Louisville, Kentucky)
416. Brass Finishing Building, Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
417. Breslin Building
418. Bridges to the Past
419. Broadway Temple A.M.E. Zion Church
420. Brown House (Hodgenville, Kentucky)
421. Bruntwood (Bardstown, Kentucky)
422. Bryan House (Simpsonville, Kentucky)
423. Buck Creek Rosenwald School
424. Buffalo School
425. Building at 301 La Grange Road
426. Building at Jct. of KY 395 and 1779
427. Buildings at 900–906 East Main Street
428. Burton House (Chesternut Grove, Kentucky)
429. Bushrod Figg House
430. Byck's
431. C.A. Bridges Tobacco Warehouse
432. C.E. Frye Farm
433. Cabbage Patch Settlement House
434. Callaway-Goodridge-Robertson Farm
435. Callis General Store and Post Office
436. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
437. Cameron Brown Farm
438. Camp Branch Historic District
439. Camp Carlson
440. Camp Crescendo
441. Campbell-Gill House
442. Caperton Block
443. Carmichael House (Louisville, Kentucky)
444. Carrie Gaulbert Cox and Attilla Cox, Jr. House
445. Carriss's Store
446. Caufield's Novelty
447. Cedar Creek, Kentucky
448. Cedarbrook Farm
449. Central Colored School
450. Centralia Court Historic District
451. Charles D. Jacob Elementary School
452. Charles Ware House
453. Charles and Elletha Frederick House
454. Charles and Letitia Shelby Todd House
455. Chenault House (Star Mills, Kentucky)
456. Chenoweth House
457. Cherokee Triangle Art Fair
458. Chestnut Street Methodist Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
459. Chickasaw Neighborhood Historic District
460. Chiles-Bailey House
461. Chrisler House
462. Christ the King School and Church
463. Church of the Messiah (Louisville, Kentucky)
464. Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust Co.
465. Citizens Fidelity Corp
466. Citizens National Life Insurance Building
467. Civil rights movement in Louisville, Kentucky
468. Clark, Kentucky
469. Clark-McKinley Historic District
470. Clarke, Indiana
471. Claysburg, Indiana
472. Clifton (Goshen, Kentucky)
473. Clover Hill (Louisville, Kentucky)
474. Coca-Cola Plant (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
475. Coldeway House
476. Collins House (Todds Point, Kentucky)
477. Columbia Auditorium
478. Columbia Gym
479. Columbian School (Louisville, Kentucky)
480. Conrad-Seaton House and Archeological Site
481. Coombs-Duncan-Brown Farmhouse
482. Corn Island Storytelling Festival
483. Cornelia Bush House
484. Cornelia Gordon House
485. Cornwall and Brown Houses
486. Cottage Grove Historic District
487. Country Estates of River Road (Glenview, Kentucky)
488. Courtney House
489. Cross Keys Tavern Kitchen and Quarters
490. Cuisine of Louisville, Kentucky
491. Culpeper (Bardstown, Kentucky)
492. Culture of Louisville, Kentucky
493. Culvertown, Kentucky
494. D. T. Long House
495. D.H. Ewing & Sons Creamery
496. Daniel Brackett House
497. David A. Jones Sr.
498. David Burton House
499. David Farnsley House
500. David H. Smith House
501. David L. May House
502. David Wilson House
503. Davis Tavern
504. Deatsville, Kentucky
505. Defoe, Kentucky
506. Dependency on Mulberry Creek
507. Derby City Comic Con
508. Derby Festival miniMarathon & Marathon
509. Desegregation of Jefferson County Public Schools (Kentucky)
510. Diamond Fruit Farm
511. Distillery Commons
512. Doe Run Creek Historic District
513. Dogwood Hill
514. Dorsey Beeler House
515. Dosker Manor
516. Douglas Park Race Course
517. Dr. Abel House
518. Dr. J.B. Marvin House
519. Dr. John Murray Farm
520. Dr. Robert B. Pusey House
521. Dr. Thomas C. Peebles House
522. Dr. William Morris Office and House
523. Dr. Winston House
524. Drumanard
525. Dumesnil Street Methodist Church
526. Durrett High School
527. Dyeton, Indiana
528. E. M. Davis Farm
529. E.L. Hughes Company Building
530. East Smoketown District
531. Eastwood School (Louisville, Kentucky)
532. Eclipse Woolen Mill
533. Edgewood (Bardstown, Kentucky)
534. Edgewood (Louisville, Kentucky)
535. Edward S. Ferrill House
536. Ehrler's Dairy
537. Eight-Mile House
538. Electric Building (Louisville, Kentucky)
539. Eli Jackson House
540. Eliza Vertrees House
541. Elizabethtown City Cemetery
542. Emerson School (Louisville, Kentucky)
543. Engelhard House
544. Eustace Williams House
545. Eva Bandman Park
546. Evan Williams Bourbon Experience
547. F.M. Tiller House
548. Falls City Jeans and Woolen Mills
549. Fannie Harrison Farm
550. Farmington Harvest Festival
551. Festival of Faiths
552. Fifth and Market Streets Historic District
553. Fincastle (Prospect, Kentucky)
554. First Kentucky National Corp
555. First Lutheran Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
556. First National Bank of Louisville
557. First National Bank-Kentucky Title Company Building
558. First Street District
559. Fisher House (Fisherville, Kentucky)
560. Fishpool Plantation
561. Floyd, Indiana
562. Ford Motor Company, Louisville Plant
563. Forrester House
564. Forrester-Duvall House
565. Fort Sands
566. Founders Square Visitor Center
567. Fourth Street (Louisville, Kentucky)
568. Francis Avenue Historic District
569. Frankfort Avenue
570. Franklinton, Kentucky
571. Frazier Rehabilitation Institute
572. Fritz Drybrough Sr.
573. Froman Fry Farm
574. Fullenwider House
575. G.W. Stewart House
576. Gaar-Fenton House
577. Gaffney House
578. Gardencourt Historic District (Louisville, Kentucky)
579. Garr House
580. Garvin Brown Nature Preserve
581. Garvin Gate Blues Festival
582. Gazebo Festival
583. Gene Schmidt
584. George B. Yenowine House
585. George Garvin Brown
586. George H. Tingley Elementary School
587. George Miller House (Pewee Valley, Kentucky)
588. George W. Smith House (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
589. George Woodard House
590. German Insurance Bank
591. Gheens Science Hall and Rauch Planetarium
592. Givens Headley and Company Tobacco Warehouse
593. Glenview Historic District (Glenview, Kentucky)
594. Goff-Baskett House
595. Graham House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
596. Gralehaus
597. Grasslands (Finchville, Kentucky)
598. Gray House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
599. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Bakery & Warehouse
600. Great BalloonFest
601. Green Tree Manor Residential Historic District
602. Greve, Buhrlage, and Company (15th Street, Louisville, Kentucky)
603. Greve, Buhrlage, and Company (Lytle Street, Louisville, Kentucky)
604. Grind Burger Kitchen
605. Hagan House (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
606. Haldeman House (Kentucky)
607. Hamilton Brothers Warehouse
608. Hance Hamilton House
609. Hancock House (Bedford, Kentucky)
610. Hannah House
611. Happy Hollow, Indiana
612. Harbison House (Scotts Station, Kentucky)
613. Harbison House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
614. Hardin Springs School
615. Harig, Koop & Company-Columbia Mantel Company
616. Harriet Funk House
617. Harriet Griswold and Judge Samuel Bonner Kirby House
618. Harrison Grange, Indiana
619. Harrods Creek Historic District
620. Harvey Clarence Russell Sr.
621. Hatfield Hotel
622. Haury Motor Company Showroom and Garage
623. Haussdale, Indiana
624. Hawley-Cooke Booksellers
625. Haycraft Inn
626. Hayfield (Louisville, Kentucky)
627. Haynes Mason House
628. Hazael Tucker House
629. Hazel Hill (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
630. Head House (Middletown, Kentucky)
631. Headliners Music Hall
632. Heaven Hill Distilleries Bourbon Heritage Center
633. Hedden House
634. Heigold House
635. Heller Hotel
636. Helmwood Hall
637. Henri Middleton House
638. Henry Clay Fry
639. Henry Clay School
640. Henry County Historical Society
641. Henry Crist House
642. Henry Duncan House
643. Henry F. Wallace
644. Henry Frank House
645. Henry Vogt Machine Company Shop
646. Henry Watterson Hotel
647. Henze, Indiana
648. Herr-Rudy Family Houses
649. Hertel Pharmacy
650. Highland Renaissance Festival
651. Highlands (Smithfield, Kentucky)
652. Hikes Family Houses (Louisville, Kentucky)
653. Hillcrest (Anchorage, Kentucky)
654. Hinton-Scearce House
655. Historic District 1, Louisville
656. Historic District 2, Louisville
657. Historic Middletown Museum
658. History of Louisville Cardinals football
659. History of slavery in Louisville, Kentucky
660. History of the Jews in Louisville, Kentucky
661. Hite Art Institute
662. Hite-Chenoweth House
663. Hite-Foree Log House
664. Holiday Inn of Bardstown
665. Holy Cross Catholic Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
666. Holy Name Catholic Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
667. Hometown Heroes (Louisville, Kentucky)
668. Hope Worsted Mills
669. Horatio Wintersmith House
670. Horner House (Louisville, Kentucky)
671. Hornsby Bridge
672. House Tm-B-7
673. House Tm-M-27
674. House Tm-M-28
675. House at Moffett Cemetery Road
676. House of Refuge
677. House of Weller
678. Howard Brothers' Store
679. Howard v. Commissioners of Sinking Fund of Louisville
680. Howard-Gettys House
681. Howard-Hardy House
682. Huber Orchard and Winery
683. Hughes, Indiana
684. Humphrey Place (Bedford, Kentucky)
685. Hurstbourne Country Club
686. Iceland Sports Complex
687. Icetown, Kentucky
688. IdeaFestival
689. Ideal Theatre
690. Indiana State Prison South-Indiana Reformatory- Colgate-Palmolive Historic District
691. Insider Louisville
692. Inter-Southern Insurance Building
693. Irish Hill Historic District
694. J. Dolfinger and Company Building
695. J. Stoddard Johnston Elementary School
696. J.B. McFerran School
697. J.J. Reilly Manufacturing Building
698. J.T.S. Brown and Son's Complex
699. J.V. Reed and Company
700. J.W. Diebold, Jr. House
701. J.W. Goodman House
702. JK McKnight
703. Jacob Van Meter House
704. James A. Pickett House
705. James Brown House (St. Matthews, Kentucky)
706. James Clore House
707. James Courteney House
708. James F. Irvin House
709. James Graham Brown Cancer Center
710. James H. Funk House
711. James Quick
712. James Trigg House
713. James Walker House
714. James Young House and Inn
715. Jane Austen Festival
716. Jefferson Branch Louisville Free Public Library
717. Jefferson County Fiscal Court (Kentucky)
718. Jefferson County Fiscal Court Building
719. Jefferson County Teachers Association (Kentucky)
720. Jefferson County, Kentucky Sheriff's Office
721. Jefferson Jacob School
722. Jefferson Marders House
723. Jeffersontown Colored School
724. Jewish Hospital (Louisville, Kentucky)
725. Jewish Hospital Complex
726. Jim Beam American Stillhouse
727. Jim King (Kentucky politician)
728. John A. Hornsby House
729. John Asher (horse racing)
730. John B. Helm House
731. John Colgan (pharmacist)
732. John D. Bland House
733. John Dale House
734. John Ed Pearce
735. John Edward Crockett House
736. John G. and William Hansbrough House
737. John H. Heywood Elementary School
738. John Leslie Bate House
739. John Marshall Sr. House
740. John Raine House
741. John Ritter House
742. John S. Kelley House
743. John Stone House
744. John Stuart House (Glendale, Kentucky)
745. John T. Bate House
746. John Webb House
747. Johnson's Landing House and Farm
748. Johnston House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
749. Jonathan Hills House
750. Jones Estate
751. Jones House (Valley Station, Kentucky)
752. Joseph H. Ellis House
753. Joseph Kirkpatrick Springhouse
754. Josiah Phillips House
755. Judge Kirby House
756. KFC White House Building
757. Keisker Building
758. Kennedy-Hunsinger Farm
759. Kentuckiana Pride Festival
760. Kentucky Art Car Weekend
761. Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
762. Kentucky Home Life Building
763. Kentucky Home School for Girls
764. Kentucky National Bank
765. Kentucky Reggae Festival
766. Kentucky Route 1694
767. Kentucky Route 1699
768. Kentucky Route 2843
769. Kentucky Route 2844
770. Kentucky Route 3077
771. Kentucky Route 3084
772. Kentucky Street School
773. Kentucky Wagon Works
774. Kentucky and Indiana Bank
775. KentuckyOne Health
776. Kingfish (restaurant chain)
777. Klotz Confectionary Company
778. Knight-Stout House
779. Kosmosdale Depot
780. Kurfees Paint Company
781. Kurtz Restaurant and Bardstown-Parkview Motel-Office
782. L.C. Fry Farm
783. LGBT culture in Louisville, Kentucky
784. LaRue County Jail
785. Ladless Hill
786. Lakeside Swim Club
787. LeCompte Saloon
788. Leatherman House
789. Lee Terminal
790. Lenore, Kentucky
791. Leslie V. Abbott House
792. Levy Brothers Building
793. Lewiston House
794. Liberty National Bancorp
795. Liberty National Bank
796. Lincoln Heights Historic District
797. Lincoln Heritage House
798. Lindenberger-Grant House
799. Linn's Station
800. List of Kentucky state historical markers in Louisville, Kentucky
801. List of Louisville Aldermen
802. List of events at KFC Yum! Center
803. List of federal and state legislators representing Louisville, Kentucky
804. List of local landmarks and preservation districts in Louisville, Kentucky
805. List of monuments in Louisville, Kentucky
806. Little Colonel Players
807. Little Mount, Kentucky
808. Little Saint Louis, Indiana
809. Locke-Mount House
810. Locust Avenue
811. Locust Point, Indiana
812. Longview Beach, Indiana
813. Lottick Corner, Indiana
814. Louis Coleman Jr.
815. Louis and Anna K. Kunz Hartman House
816. Louisville Air National Guard Base
817. Louisville Athletic Club
818. Louisville Business First
819. Louisville Champions Park
820. Louisville College of Dentistry
821. Louisville Commercial
822. Louisville Cotton Mills
823. Louisville Courier
824. Louisville Democrat
825. Louisville Evening Post
826. Louisville Examiner
827. Louisville Fire Department Headquarters
828. Louisville Free Public Library, Shelby Park Branch
829. Louisville Galleria
830. Louisville Gas and Electric Company Service Station Complex
831. Louisville Grocery Company Building
832. Louisville Herald
833. Louisville Jockey Club
834. Louisville Journal
835. Louisville Lead & Color Co. Paint Factory & Warehouse
836. Louisville Leather Company Tannery Building
837. Louisville Metro Landmarks Commission
838. Louisville Post
839. Louisville Public Advertiser
840. Louisville Tennis Center
841. Louisville Trust Building
842. Louisville UnFair
843. Louisville Veterans Administration Hospital
844. Louisville city-county merger (2003)
845. Louisville to Bardstown Turnpike Milestones and Roadbed
846. Louisville-Jefferson County, Kentucky Metro Government Code of Ordinances
847. Louisville/Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District
848. Lower West Market Street District
849. Lyndon Cottage
850. Lynn Acres Garden Apartments
851. Lynnford-Lyndon Hall
852. Lynnview Historic District
853. M. Fine & Sons Building
854. M. Fine and Sons Building
855. M.J. King House
856. M.W. Huss House
857. Madrid Building
858. Maghera Glass-Ormsby Hall
859. Main Street District, Expanded
860. Maple Hill (Glendale, Kentucky)
861. Maplehurst (Glendale, Kentucky)
862. Marene Duvall House
863. Marlow Place Bungalows District
864. Marmaduke Building
865. Martin House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
866. Martin Jeff (M.J.) Bannon House
867. Mary Alice Hadley House
868. Mattingly House
869. McBride's Harrods Creek Landing
870. McClain Hotel
871. McClure House (Lyndon, Kentucky)
872. McKinney-Helm House
873. McMicken House
874. Meade County Clerk Office-Rankin House
875. Meek-Miller House
876. Meidinger Tower
877. Melton House
878. Mengel Box Company
879. Merriwether House
880. Middletown Inn
881. Mike Linnig's
882. Mike Snyder
883. Miller Paper Company Buildings
884. Miller-Blanton House
885. Mitchell P. Howes' Lime Kiln and Quarry
886. Momma's Mustard, Pickles & BBQ
887. Money Farm
888. Monon Freight Depot
889. Montgomery Avenue Historic District
890. Montgomery House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
891. Moreland School (Milton, Kentucky)
892. Moses H. Tyler Company Lime Kiln and Quarry No. 1
893. Moses Tyler House
894. Most Blessed Sacrament School
895. Moxley Farm
896. Muir House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
897. Nall House
898. National FFA Organization Convention & Expo
899. National Foundry and Machine Company
900. National Tobacco Company
901. National Tobacco Works Branch Drying House
902. National Tobacco Works
903. Neal House (Milton, Kentucky)
904. Neal-Hamblen House
905. New Albany-Floyd County Public Library
906. New Enterprise Tobacco Warehouse
907. New South (newspaper)
908. Newland Log House
909. Newton House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
910. Nicholas Finzer House (Louisville, Kentucky)
911. Nitta Yuma Historic District
912. Nock House
913. Nolin Banking Company
914. Norfolk Farm Tenant Log House
915. Nugent House
916. Oakdale District
917. Oakland Race Course
918. Oktoberfest (Louisville, Kentucky)
919. Old Jail Building (Louisville, Kentucky)
920. Old Kentucky Home Motel
921. Old Kentucky Tavern
922. Old Stone Inn
923. Oldham County History Center
924. Omer/Pound House
925. One Park
926. Operation Brightside
927. Oregon, Indiana
928. Otto F. Eitel House
929. Ouerbacker mansion
930. Page House (Milton, Kentucky)
931. Page-Bell House
932. Paget House and Heigold House Facade
933. Pandora Productions
934. Paramount Foods
935. Paristown Pointe, Louisville
936. Parkland Junior High School
937. Patrick Bannon House
938. Patterson Place Historic District
939. Payne House (Mount Eden, Kentucky)
940. Payneville Petroglyphs (15MD308)
941. Peace Hospital
942. Peak House (Bedford, Kentucky)
943. Peaslee-Gaulbert Warehouse
944. Pegasus Parade
945. Pemberton Farm
946. Penniston House
947. Perry Shelburne House
948. Peter Fullenwielder House
949. Phillip R. Taylor House
950. Pirtle House
951. Pitts Point, Kentucky
952. Planter's Tobacco Warehouse
953. Pleasant Ridge Historic District (Charlestown, Indiana)
954. Poorcastle Festival
955. Portland Proper
956. Preston-St. Catherine Street Historic District
957. Pugh House (Southville, Kentucky)
958. Pulltight, Indiana
959. Puritan Apartment Hotel
960. R.H. Thomas House
961. Radcliffe-Duvall Farm
962. Rauchfuss Houses
963. Realty Building (Louisville, Kentucky)
964. Redmon House
965. Reliance Varnish Company Building
966. ResCare, Inc.
967. Resthaven Memorial Park, Louisville
968. Rialto Theater (Louisville, Kentucky)
969. Rice House (Clay Village, Kentucky)
970. Richard Gwathmey House
971. Richard Skees House
972. Richards-Hamm House
973. Richards-Murray House
974. Richardson Hotel
975. Richardson House (Brandenburg, Kentucky)
976. Riverview School (High Grove, Kentucky)
977. Robert Hord House
978. Robert Ricketts House
979. Robert Tyler Place
980. Rockdale (Jeffersontown, Kentucky)
981. Rockford, Clark County, Indiana
982. Rockledge (Louisville, Kentucky)
983. Rodgers House (Shelbyville, Kentucky)
984. Ross-Hollenbach Farm
985. Routt, Louisville
986. Rowlett House (Milton, Kentucky)
987. Rowlett's Grocery
988. Royalty-Smith Farm
989. Runyan, Indiana
990. Russell Court (La Grange, Kentucky)
991. S.D. Glass House
992. S.S. Bush House
993. S.Y. Bancorp
994. Salem Baptist Church (Southville, Kentucky)
995. Samuel B. Thomas House
996. Samuel Booker House
997. Samuel Ellis House
998. Samuel Robertson House
999. Samuel Starkweather's Lime Kiln and Quarry
1000. Samuels, Kentucky
1001. Saunders-Boyd House
1002. Savoy Historic District
1003. Scearce-Roush House
1004. Schimpff's Candy Museum
1005. Schneider Hall
1006. School No. 20
1007. School No. 24
1008. Seafood Lady
1009. Second and Market Streets Historic District
1010. Selema Hall
1011. Sennville, Indiana
1012. Seven Springs, Indiana
1013. Seventh Street Historic District
1014. Seventh Street School
1015. Shady Brook Farm (Harrods Creek, Kentucky)
1016. Shady Rest (Clay Village, Kentucky)
1017. Shafer's Hall
1018. Shawnee Elementary School
1019. Shawnee Neighborhood Historic District
1020. Shelburne-Cox House
1021. Shelby Academy
1022. Shelby County Courthouse and Main Street Commercial District
1023. Shelby D. Ware House
1024. Shelby Park Historic District
1025. Shelbyville Hospital
1026. Shelbyville L&N Railroad Depot
1027. Sherley Mansion
1028. Shropshire Farm
1029. Shwab House
1030. Signature HealthCARE
1031. Silvester Johnson House and Business
1032. Simeon Lewis Rural Historic District
1033. Simrall-Warfield House
1034. Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Historic District
1035. Smith-Sutton Site
1036. Snapp House (Buechel, Kentucky)
1037. Snead Manufacturing Building
1038. SoBro, Louisville
1039. Soldiers Retreat
1040. South Central Bell Company Office Building
1041. Southern Heights-Beechmont District
1042. Speed Building
1043. Speed family
1044. Spirit Ball
1045. Spirit of Jefferson (riverboat)
1046. Spring Hill (Ballardsville, Kentucky)
1047. Spring Station
1048. St Joseph, Indiana
1049. St. Bartholomew Parish School
1050. St. Cecilia's School
1051. St. Columba Catholic Campus
1052. St. Frances of Rome School
1053. St. Joseph Orphans Picnic
1054. St. Joseph's College (Kentucky)
1055. St. Luke's Episcopal Church (Anchorage, Kentucky)
1056. St. Stephen Church (Louisville, Kentucky)
1057. Stader Hotel
1058. StageOne Family Theatre
1059. Stapleton Farm
1060. Stark House
1061. Starlight Strawberry Festival
1062. State Theatre (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
1063. Stephen Foster Elementary School
1064. Stephen Rawlings House
1065. Stewart's Dry Goods Company Building
1066. Stiles McDougal House
1067. Stock Yards Bank & Trust
1068. Stone House on Buffalo Creek
1069. Stone House on Clear Creek
1070. Stone House on Plum Creek
1071. Struss House
1072. Stuart Building (Louisville, Kentucky)
1073. Stuart E. and Annie L. Duncan Estate
1074. Stucky House
1075. Sturgeon-Gregg House
1076. Sunnyside (Louisville, Kentucky)
1077. T. Jeremiah Beam House
1078. T. W. Samuels Distillery Historic District
1079. Taggart House
1080. Tanglewood (Pewee Valley, Kentucky)
1081. Taylorsville Historic District
1082. Template:Louisville expressways
1083. Temple Bodley Summer House
1084. Tevis Cottage
1085. The Alley Theater (Louisville, Kentucky)
1086. The Anchorage (Anchorage, Kentucky)
1087. The Bullitt County History Museum
1088. The Cumberland
1089. The Hermitage (Goshen, Kentucky)
1090. The Irish Rover (Louisville)
1091. The Laughing Derby at Comedy Caravan
1092. The Locust (Pewee Valley, Kentucky)
1093. The News-Enterprise
1094. The Olympic (Louisville, Kentucky)
1095. The Table Cafe
1096. The Tobacconist (magazine)
1097. The World's Largest Halloween Party
1098. Theater Building
1099. Theatre 502
1100. Theatre a la Carte
1101. Thierman Apartments
1102. Third Street Historic District (Milton, Kentucky)
1103. Third and Jefferson Streets Historic District
1104. Third and Market Streets Historic District
1105. Thomas Patterson House
1106. Thomas Prather
1107. Thomas Smith House (New Castle, Kentucky)
1108. Thomas Threlkeld House
1109. Thomas Weakley House
1110. Thompson House (Eminence, Kentucky)
1111. Thornburgh House (Louisville, Kentucky)
1112. Three Mile Tollhouse
1113. Tindall House
1114. Tioga Falls Hiking Trail
1115. Tobacco Realty Company
1116. Tom Wallace (journalist)
1117. Tom Wallace Lake
1118. Tom Wills (meteorologist)
1119. Tompkins-Buchanan House
1120. Tonieville Store
1121. Trade Mart Building
1122. Trappist, Kentucky
1123. Trimble County Jail (Trimble County, Kentucky)
1124. Trout House (Milton, Kentucky)
1125. Tuliphurst
1126. Tway House
1127. Twin Gates Carriage House
1128. Tyler-Muldoon House
1129. U.S. Court House and Federal Office Building (New Albany, Indiana)
1130. US Post Office-Elizabethtown
1131. Undulata
1132. UofL Health – Mary & Elizabeth Hospital
1133. UofL Health – Medical Center East
1134. UofL Health – Medical Center Northeast
1135. UofL Health – Medical Center South
1136. UofL Health – Medical Center Southwest
1137. UofL Hospital
1138. Ursuline Academy and Convent
1139. Valentine Schneikert House
1140. Van Horn-Ross House
1141. Vanatta House
1142. Venable-Chase House
1143. Victory Court Historic District
1144. Vine Grove Historic District
1145. Voices of Kentuckiana
1146. W.K. Stewart Bookstore
1147. W.T. Kerrick House
1148. W.W. Logan House
1149. Waddy Bank Building
1150. Waddy Historic District
1151. Wade-Braden District
1152. Waggener Traditional High School
1153. Waldeck Farm
1154. Walnut Groves Farm
1155. Walnut Street Theater (Louisville, Kentucky)
1156. Walter Burch House
1157. Warehouse A, Brown-Forman Corporation
1158. Washington Building (Louisville, Kentucky)
1159. Waterford, Kentucky
1160. Waterfront Botanical Gardens
1161. Waterfront Plaza
1162. Waverly Park (Louisville, Kentucky)
1163. Wayne Perkey
1164. Wedekind House and Servant's Quarters
1165. Weissinger Mule Barn
1166. Weissinger-Gaulbert Apartments
1167. West End Ford Motor Plant
1168. West Point Hotel (West Point, Kentucky)
1169. West Shelbyville District
1170. Western Middle School (Louisville, Kentucky)
1171. Westwood Farm
1172. White Mill (White Mills, Kentucky)
1173. White Mills Distillery Company
1174. Whitehall House & Gardens
1175. Whiteside Bakery
1176. Widman's Saloon and Grocery
1177. Wildwood Farm (Skylight, Kentucky)
1178. Wilhoyte House
1179. William Alexander Smith House
1180. William Blades House
1181. William Bull House (Middletown, Kentucky)
1182. William H. Ballard House
1183. William Ingram House
1184. William J. Dodd Residence
1185. William J. Thomas House
1186. William McMakin House
1187. William Miller House (Hodgenville, Kentucky)
1188. William Montgomery House (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
1189. William Phillips House
1190. William Skees House
1191. William Sleadd Farm
1192. William Sprigg House
1193. William Wilson House (Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
1194. William Woolfolk House
1195. Wilson Motel
1196. Wilson Samuels House
1197. Winchester House (Louisville, Kentucky)
1198. Wise House
1199. Wolf Pen Branch Mill
1200. Wood F. Axton Hall, Simmons University
1201. Woodland (Oldham County, Kentucky)
1202. WorldFest (Louisville, Kentucky)
1203. Wrampelmeier Furniture Company
1204. Wright House (Simpsonville, Kentucky)
1205. Y.M.C.A. Building (Louisville, Kentucky)
1206. Yager House (Goshen, Kentucky)
1207. Yager House (Louisville, Kentucky)
1208. Yenowine-Kennedy House
1209. Yew Dell Farm
1210. Yewell-Snyder House
1211. Yoder, Kentucky
1212. Zachariah Riney House
1213. Zack Stansbury House
1214. ZirMed
1215. Zodia Stivers House