Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History
In addition to serving as the focal point of Kentucky government activities, Frankfort acts as a cultural and historical center for Kentuckians. A multi-million dollar learning and research center, the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History attracts curious tourists, genealogists and academicians who want a deeper understanding of Kentucky's rich heritage. The Center includes interactive exhibits that tell the stories of Kentuckians, from its prehistoric inhabitants to modern day leaders. The Center also provides tour of the Old Capitol, a National Historic Landmark, and the Kentucky Military History Museum, which chronicles Kentucky's military involvement. Reservations are recommended for large group tours.
Amenities
- Lounge
Related Content
Over 20,000 Kentuckians bought their liberty in blood, serving in the Union Army to escape slavery. These United States Colored Troop divisions played a key role in the Civil War—fighting for America—and…
Join us in celebrating Black History Month at the Kentucky Historical Society with a captivating highlights tour of our exhibit, "A Kentucky Journey." Discover the powerful narratives of resilience that span from…
Join KHS and historian Dr. Gary Gregg, as he shares excerpts from his upcoming biography, George Washington — Citizen, Soldier, Statesman. Bring your own lunch and learn about George Washington's formative experiences…