Bluegrass Heritage Museum Winchester, KY


	Welcome to the Bluegrass Heritage Museum


	Explore the rich heritage of Central Kentucky with a visit to our museum. Changing exhibits and a newly renovated building complete with an elevator make our museum accessible to all.


		Sandy Stults, Museum Director

Spring Tuesday Trolley Tours

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May 7th, 2013

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	New Speakers Announced for Second Tuesday Series.....Learn More




	Harry Enoch's newest book, Pioneer Voices: Interviews with Early Settlers of Clark County, Kentucky, has arrived at the Bluegrass Heritage Museum. “This work is a transcription of (Reverend) John D. Shane’s Clark County interviews with thirty-two individuals, plus five memorandums on people and places in the county as well as a memoir written by pioneer William Sudduth.”

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	*A look at the Quilts in the Bean Collection*

THE BLUEGRASS HERITAGE MUSEUM seeks to bring the history of Central Kentucky to life by collecting, preserving, interpreting and exhibiting the material culture of the region known as the Bluegrass.

Located in a signature Romanesque Revival building on South Main Street in Winchester, the museum examines the history of the Bluegrass from European contact with Native Americans to the present.




	*Be Sure to Check out our “Second Thursday” Programs Click Here*

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