Lexington History Center, Lexington, Kentucky, United States of America

The Lexington History Center was once situated in Fayette County Courthouse until 2012, when it was closed for renovation and moved to a new location, which is Georgetown Street. The Lexington History Center is formed by different independent history museums in downtown Lexington, Kentucky. Many tourists are attracted to visit the historic center because of the entertaining and enlightening exhibits that museum features.

The Lexington History Museum formerly housed several museums such as the Lexington Public Safety Museum and The Kentucky Renaissance Pharmacy Museum. There are many hotels and lodges near the museum that can also be easily accessed by visitors coming from Lexington's neighboring cities, such as Frankfort. The Inn on Broadway Keenland and House B and B are both tremendous accommodating Inns that don't charge much but still offer quality rooms and excellent service. Both establishments aim to give their guests the best quality services that will leave guests comfortable and satisfied. Other landmarks and attraction sites can also be found in the area, such as the famous Berry Hill Mansion that grants access to tourists for them to roam around and explore the great mansion. The Bluegrass Heritage Museum is also one of the great museums of Lexington that houses many historical artifacts. Thousands of annual visitors had great enlightening experiences about Lexington's rich culture and history through the informative staff and history shows of the museum. It is also an ideal place for educational field trips.