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In 1973, George W. Headley added a shell grotto to the grounds of the Headley-Whitney Museum. The building was transformed from a three-car garage into a shell grotto with thousands of shells attached
The Jewel Room showcases George Headley's collection of jewelry, bibelots and mounted semi-precious stones.
Built in 1964, the library houses George Headley's 1,500 volume fine art library as well as a collection of natural objects including elephant tusks, ostrich eggs , turtle shells, rhinoceros horn
This exhibit is a work of art in the tradition of classic dollhouses, like Ireland's New bridge Dollhouse and the Stettheimer Dollhouse.
This fascinating exhibit documents Abraham Lincoln's four visits to Lexington and how they impacted the President that he was to become. This exhibit is in honor of Abraham Lincoln's Bicente
This exhibit features over one hundred pieces by contemporary lapidary artists.
Sports Salute is a celebratory look at the athletics of Bourbon County over the pastcentury. The focus is on football, baseball, and basketball, plus other notable athletes intrack, soccer and tennis.
The Professional Horseman's Course will happen 5 days a week on a rotating schedule. People who enroll will have the unique chance to gain hands on knowledge regarding handling, feeding, grooming
Schools can reserve spots for our scheduled showings.
Schools can reserve spots for our scheduled showings.
Schools can reserve spots for our scheduled showings.
This fascinating exhibit documents Abraham Lincoln's four visits to Lexington and how they impacted the President that he was to become. This exhibit is in honor of Abraham Lincoln's Bicente
Schools can reserve spots for our scheduled showings.
The Professional Horseman's Course will happen 5 days a week on a rotating schedule. People who enroll will have the unique chance to gain hands on knowledge regarding handling, feeding, grooming
Schools can reserve spots for our scheduled showings.
Schools can reserve spots for our scheduled showings.
In 1973, George W. Headley added a shell grotto to the grounds of the Headley-Whitney Museum. The building was transformed from a three-car garage into a shell grotto with thousands of shells attached
Built in 1964, the library houses George Headley's 1,500 volume fine art library as well as a collection of natural objects including elephant tusks, ostrich eggs , turtle shells, rhinoceros horn
This exhibit is a work of art in the tradition of classic dollhouses, like Ireland's New bridge Dollhouse and the Stettheimer Dollhouse.
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