By travelguylife.com
The late Dr. Merle and Mrs. Glema Mahr gave the City of Madisonville their 265-acre property in 2009.
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The Hopkins County Tourist & Convention Commission and the Woman's Club of Madisonville have collaborated to create a fantastic brochure for three independent downtown walking tours.
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The museum for the Historical Society of Hopkins County, which was established in 1974 and now has more than 400 members, is located one block east of Main Street on Union Street.
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Ruby Laffoon (1869–1941), the 43rd Governor of Kentucky, was born in a log cabin that has been preserved on the grounds of the Historical Society Museum of Hopkins County.
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Madisonville City Park is a self-contained day trip on more than 250 acres that is bursting with recreational amenities, especially in the summer.
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The Hopkin County Farmers' Market is held mostly in Mahr Park on Saturday mornings and Tuesday afternoons during the summer.
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This baseball stadium was built as a Works Progress Administration (WPA) project at Madisonville City Park and was finished in 1941. The bricks were poured on-site.
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This 360-acre lake is conveniently located west of Mahr Park Arboretum, so you don't even need to leave the city to access it.
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The large neon sign in front of this 20-lane bowling alley at 1018 N Main St. clearly harkens to the mid-century. It has been operating since 1959.
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A park by Baptist Health, located north of the centre of Madisonville, is intended to promote active living.
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