By travelguylife.com
Walking around the city centre of Bardstown to look for historical sites is one of the best things to do.
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Thousands of bourbon enthusiasts visit Bardstown for a week in the middle of September to celebrate the 250-year-old local industry.
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This well-known landmark's odd name refers to the fact that it was the first cathedral established west of the Allegheny Mountains and the old (proto) cathedral for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville.
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Willett, a historic bourbon brand that was founded in 1936, is currently contract bottling a number of other brands while resuming production of its own labels after a 32-year break (1980–2012).
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This collection of five museums with historical themes is conveniently located close to Bardstown's downtown.
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Spalding Hall, a magnificent Federal-style structure built in 1839 as the college for St. Joseph's Basilica, is one of the lovely views in Bardstown.
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Just a few miles from My Old Kentucky Home in Bardstown lies one of Kentucky's finest Georgian homes.
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Discover the history of America's biggest independent, family-owned and run distilled spirits firm, founded in 1935, by visiting Heaven Hill's headquarters and bottling factory in Bardstown.
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The Stephen Foster Story, a musical that has been performed annually since 1959, takes the stage at My Old Kentucky Home State Park's J. Dan Talbott Amphitheatre throughout the summer.
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One of the newest locations on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail is in Bardstown, where you may continue your bourbon voyage.
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