Opened to public in 2012, the museum focuses on the history of the town of Newburgh, and located on the first floor of the historic Old Newburgh Presbyterian Church. Permanent displays at the museum include, information about the town’s founding, how it got its name, its early industries, its period of decline and how it has changed in modern times and much more. The main exhibits at the museum are changed every few months. Major highlight are its guides, dressed in period clothing, giving a feeling of the early times and people who helped shape the town. Visitors are advised to book in advance before their visit and admission is by donation.
Boasting 6 acres (2.42 hectares) lake surrounded by an abundance of nature, Panther Creek Park is a charming public recreation space in Owensboro, Kentucky. The park amenities include picnic shelters, hiking trails, an 18-hole disc golf course, softball and baseball courts, and 3 open-air pavilions. This wooded park features handicapped-friendly trails. Fishing is a popular activity locals like to indulge in.
This beautiful riverfront park, first established in 1816 as the city park, went under renovation and opened with upgraded facilities in 2012. This charming park in downtown Owensboro, Kentucky, is a favorite among the locals. Featuring playgrounds, swinging metal benches, an open-air pavilion, a concession stand, clean restrooms, stunning fountains with a show every 15 minutes, and free wifi.
In order to experience the cultural lifestyle of the city, do visit the Lincoln Amphitheater. It is an open-air space located in the Lincoln State Park and can accommodate an audience of 1500 people. The space is well-equipped with light and acoustic amenities ensuring every performance is a success. It is mostly used for musicals and concerts where local artists showcase their talents.
Constituted in the Lincoln Living Historical Farm, the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial is situated in present day Lincoln City, Indiana. Predominantly the site where Lincoln spent his childhood, the park makes arrangements for visitors to get a glimpse of the young life of the 16th President of the United States. A highlight is a museum showcasing several exhibitions and a point of reference film. Additionally, visitors can follow in Lincoln's footsteps by traversing the Boyhood Trail and the Trail of Twelve Stones. Another major feature of the park is the Lincoln Living Historical Farm, where longstanding remnants paint an evocative picture of farm life.