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	Louisville Yellow Pages on YELLOWPAGES.COM
		Louisville is home to what’s been called "the most exciting two minutes in sports” – The Kentucky Derby – and it was here that the first, legendary slab of wood known to baseball aficionados as the Louisville Slugger was created.
		Louisville is also rich in architectural history as well: Old Louisville is the third largest preservation district in the country and is filled with majestic Victorian treasures, all just south of downtown Louisville.
		Louisville has quite the nightlife as well, and lots of opportunities for you to see and be seen at popular night clubs including the Main Street Lounge, The Corner, or The Comedy Caravan.
	www.yellowpages.com /Louisville_KY (404 words)

	Old Louisville - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Old Louisville consists of about 48 city blocks and is located North of the University of Louisville Belknap campus and south of Downtown Louisville, in the central portion of the modern city.
		Old Louisville's boundaries are Kentucky Street to the north, Avery Street (Cardinal Boulevard) to the south, I-65 to the east, the CSX railroad tracks to the west.
		As of 2000, the population of Old Louisville was 11,043
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Old_Louisville (2024 words)

	Stately mansions grace Old Louisville \| ajc.com
		Old Louisville is a complex neighborhood on the southern side of town that holds together wealth and poverty, age and freshness, urban and suburban auras, fl and white, astonishingly grand old houses and astonishingly grand old houses coming apart at the seams.
		Old Louisville is the third-largest National Preservation District in the nation, and the largest Victorian district in the United States.
		Louisville is Kentucky's largest city, founded on the Ohio River in 1778 by George Rogers Clark, and is most famous as the home of the Kentucky Derby, wherein several horses run around in a circle at Churchill Downs.
	www.ajc.com /travel/content/travel/southeast/ky_stories/0305/09lvgetaway.html (869 words)

	Courier-Journal.com: Places in Time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Most of Old Louisville's 12,000 residents are white, but a quarter are fl.
		Tenements were razed in areas west and east of downtown, especially on old Walnut Street, and it displaced numerous poor residents, many of whom moved into small apartments in Old Louisville.
		In the early 1980s, NDC led the charge to push for an areawide rezoning in Old Louisville, which was approved by the Board of Aldermen in 1983.
	www.courier-journal.com /reweb/community/placetime/city-oldlouisville.html (1343 words)

	Louisville, Kentucky
		Louisville is also home to the Callahan Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind, which features exhibits on the history of the education of the blind, as well as information on the printing process.
		Louisville for a long time was also home to Brown and Williamson, one of the subjects of the tobacco industry scandals of the 1990s.
		Louisville is also home to St. Francis High School, Portland Christian School, Highlands Latin School, and Christian Academy of Louisville (CAL), the largest Protestant school system in the country in terms of student population.
	www.ellenbdavis.com /realestate/louisville_kentucky.htm (5851 words)

	Historic Old Louisville . com
		The Visitors Center in Historic Old Louisville is open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM to assist you in experiencing the rich cultural heritage of Louisville.
		Whether you are looking to view the elegant architecture of the largest selection of Victorian mansions of the Old Louisville neighborhood or to experience the flavor and culture that the community offers it is a must see on your visit to the 16th largest US city.
		No experience to Historic Old Louisville is complete without taking the time to explore the unique shopping experience the neighborhood offers where rare treasures are sure to be found.
	www.oldlouisville.net /vc/index.html (448 words)

	Louisville travel guide - Wikitravel
		Louisville is a city in Kentucky and is the 16th largest city in the United States.
		Louisville's biggest draw are the horse races at Churchill Downs (with the famous Kentucky Derby always the first Saturday in May), but the city is making a concerted effort to draw tourists year round.
		The Downtown, Old Louisville, Highlands, and Frankfort Avenue areas are walkable and it is possible to take the city bus between one or all four without much difficulty, with a downtown hotel as base.
	wikitravel.org /en/Louisville (3227 words)

	About Louisville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		City of Louisville is a Colorado municipality with approximately 19,000 residents.
		Louisville is located in an area known as the Northern Coalfield, an extensive coalfield in Boulder and Weld counties.
		The Louisville Historical Museum, located at 1001 Main Street, is open Wednesdays and Thursdays and the first Saturday of every month from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM.
	www.ci.louisville.co.us /about.htm (541 words)

	Louisville, Kentucky - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Louisville is situated in north-central Kentucky on the Kentucky-Indiana border at the only natural obstacle in the Ohio River, the Falls of the Ohio.
		Louisville is the county seat of Jefferson County, and since 2003, the city's borders are contiguous with those of the county due to merger.
		The Louisville Palace, the official venue for the Louisville Orchestra, is an elegant, ornate theatre in downtown Louisville's so-called theatre district.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Louisville,_Kentucky (6368 words)

	Walking Tours of Old Louisville
		The perimeter of Old Louisville is so large and the area so interesting that five tours are suggested, though you may wish to plan your own from the information given.
		The neighborhood known as Old Louisville is approximately 1200 acres immediately south of the City's central business district, containing three National Register Districts and such a diversity of persons and activities that it constitutes a "city within a city" community.
		An early residential area of the City, Old Louisville experienced a later physical decline that has been reversed in the past several years as more and more persons have been attracted to its historical and architectural significance, its geographical proximity to the business and government center of Louisville, and its rising community spirit.
	www.oldlouisville.com /walking_tours_of_old_louisville.htm (1135 words)

	The Old Louisville Holiday House Tour and Festival
		Old Louisville is a feast for the eyes, and as such, Kentucky can boast one of the most splendid residential neighborhoods in the entire country.
		Old Louisville has a very colorful history - mostly of local importance - and this history is kept alive and well in the many stories and anecdotes swapped in the parlors and salons of its gracious homes.
		The Old Louisville Preservation District today includes approximately 48 blocks of the residential core bounded by Kentucky and Bloom Street to the north, and between Sixth Street and Interstate 65 to the east and west.
	www.holidayhousetour.com /oldlouisville.html (568 words)

	Things that go cha-ching in the night: Old Louisville’s spectres are a cultural boon \| LEO Weekly
		Throughout the efforts to paint Old Louisville as a mystical hot zone, it’s hard to find anyone involved who remembers when haunted houses were considered places to shun, whether in dread of cardiac-threatening fright or of evil that might threaten your soul.
		Dale Clark, vice president of the Louisville Ghost Hunters Association, is experienced in tours, having previously been involved when his association led folks through Waverly [Sanatorium], and he commends Domine’s style as author and as tour guide.
		The director of the Historic Old Louisville Visitors Center, Nore Ghibaudy, recalls genuine paranormal investigators — not just, say, Spalding students who try to connect with ill-fated souls who might reside in the grand mansion hidden within the university’s administration building.
	leoweekly.com /?q=node/2954 (1297 words)

	Center for Heritage Tourism in Louisville, Kentucky
		Louisville, Kentucky is a city full of historic architecture and neighborhoods dating from the mid 1800s to the early 1900s, as yet undiscovered by Heritage Tourists.
		Louisville is home to the second largest collection of Cast Iron Architecture in the nation.
		The Historic Neighborhoods of Old Louisville, Cherokee Triangle, Crescent Hill, and others, offer nearly two hundred square blocks of late 1800s to early 1900s homes, some modest and some mansions, and some on walking courts that can only be seen on foot.
	chtky.org (912 words)

	Courier-Journal.com: Places in Time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		In short, Old Louisville can best be described as "neither," according to Edward Hart, 46, who has lived in a Second Street apartment for 10 years.
		Tenements were razed in areas west and east of downtown, especially on old Walnut Street, and it displaced numerous poor residents, many of whom moved into small apartments in Old Louisville.
		In the early 1980s, NDC led the charge to push for an areawide rezoning in Old Louisville, which was approved by the Board of Aldermen in 1983.
	courier-journal.com /reweb/community/placetime/city-oldlouisville.html (1343 words)

	Old Louisville Information Center
		From the southern edge of downtown Louisville to the University of Louisville's Belknap Campus, Old Louisville is one of the city's most historic and exciting neighborhoods.
		The Old Louisville Preservation District includes approximately 48 blocks of the residential core between Kentucky and Bloom Streets to the north and south, and between Sixth Street and Interstate 65 on the east and west.
		The University of Louisville Campus is the third historic district.
	oldlouisville.org (244 words)

	Prints Old & Rare - Louisville, KY page
		Titled "Kentucky - The South in 1880 - View of the City of Louisville formn the Dome of the Institute for the Blind" Hand colored wood engraving in excellent condition.
		Hand colored engraved image from Harper's Weekly titled, "Recent Architecture in Louisville, Kentucky, Modern Colonial Residence, 1513 Fourth Avenue, A Fourth Avenue Mansion, A Picturesque Bit, A Home on Fourth Avenue, The Federal Building, Residence on Third Street, A Pretty Queen Anne and Corner of Fourth and Ormsby Avenues," drawn by Horace Bradley.
		Hand colored engraved image from Harper's Weekly titled, "The Southern Exhibition at Louisville, Art Gallery, General View of the Buildings, The Zuni MOdel in the Exhibit of the Geological Survey, Interior of the Central Nave, Sections of Big Trees of California, In the Pavilion and Street Procession at the Opening," drawn by H.F. Farney.
	www.printsoldandrare.com /louisville (764 words)

	History of the School of Medicine , medical student affairs — University of Louisville
		A charter was granted for establishment of the Louisville Medical Institute in 1833, and the medical faculty was assembled in 1837.
		Clinical teaching in the wards of the public hospital, known as the Louisville City Hospital, was instituted as an integral part of the medical curriculum during the first Medical School session in 1837.
		The University of Louisville School of Medicine is proud of its heritage of educating and serving Kentuckians for over a century and a half.
	www.louisville.edu /medschool/med-peds/medicalstudentaffairs/school-of-medicine-bulletin/history-of-the-school-of-medicine.html (680 words)

	THE TEAR SHEET: Perception vs. reality - Have you heard that crime is up in Old Louisville? \| LEO Weekly
		Crime is nothing new in Old Louisville — it’s arguably been a fact of life since the old mansions began losing their luster and started getting subdivided into cheap apartments.
		Tim Barry, executive director of the Louisville Metro Housing Authority, called such concerns “utter nonsense.” While crime is a problem in the larger housing projects, he said, most of it is committed by visitors, not residents.
		Ray said that on one level, higher crime rates are to be expected in Old Louisville, given its population density.
	leoweekly.com /?q=node/2123 (1007 words)

	Columbine Bed & Breakfast, Old Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, United States Bed & Breakfast Inns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Columbine Bed and Breakfast was originally the estate of one of the "mahogany kings" of Louisville.
		Located in historic Old Louisville, the Columbine Bed and Breakfast is close to most major attractions and activities and is only minutes from the Commonwealth Convention Center, J.B. Speed Art Museum, the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center, Churchill Downs, downtown Louisville, shopping and fine dining.
		Whether relaxing on either of our porches, enjoying the view of our large English garden during the warmer months, or snuggling up with a good book in front of one of our eight working fireplaces on cold winter evenings, the Columbine Bed and Breakfast is the bed and breakfast for all seasons.
	www.ibbp.com /obb/kentucky/columbine.html (431 words)

	Old Louisville Inn - History
		At one time, most of Louisville’s 22 saloons were connected by tunnels, and their remains still exist on our basement walls, along with the original coal burning furnace.
		Due to constant labor strikes by the town’s miners and the mining company’s intimidation tactics, Louisville was frequently placed under martial law by U.S. troops and state militia.
		Due to the Ludlow Massacre and the brutal violence in Louisville in 1914, President Woodrow Wilson issued a directive stating that no more immigrants could be brought in by the mining companies to break the strikes.
	www.olirish.com /history.html (787 words)

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		Like its predecessor, Phantoms of Old Louisville promises a lively collection of hair-raising tales accented with interesting historical tidbits and tantalizing architectural detail â“ all set amidst the backdrop of a uniquely American neighborhood.
		DominÃ©, a Bellarmine University professor and longtime resident of Old Louisville, purchased an 1895 town home six years ago, and his paranormal experiences there form the basis for the tales that highlight the haunted history in his adopted hometown.
		According to Nore Ghibaudy, Director of the Visitors Center in Historic Old Louisville, many of the areaâs thousand-plus homes enjoy a storied past, and there couldnât be a better backdrop for ghostly tales of hauntings and spooky apparitions.
	www.gotolouisville.com /content.aspx?id=3268 (368 words)

	The Old Colonel
		You may remember that it was the Old Colonel's illness in that book (Chapter 1) that was the reason for the Little Colonel going to boarding school in the first place.
		In the end, she apparently decided to let the Old Colonel live for the sake of the stories, though in later books his role is very much diminished.
		He was brought to his brother's (Harry Weissinger's) house in Old Louisville near the corner of 4th and Oak, and his funeral was around the corner at St.
	www.littlecolonel.com /OldColonel.htm (924 words)

	Louisville, Kentucky Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns -- BBOnline... Bed & Breakfast Inns ONLINE
		When in Louisville, stay in a historic bed and breakfast to relish the history, lifestyle and cuisine of antebellum Kentucky.
		Louisville's most historic Bed and Breakfast Inn: a sumptuous 19th C. mansion in America's largest Victorian neighborhood.
		Exquisite 1850 Inn with all the comforts and charm of the old South's finest river towns, on the banks of the Ohio River.
	www.bbonline.com /ky/louisville.html (552 words)

	Louisville hotels - Seelbach Hilton Louisville - classic hotel bar, bourbon bar
		Experience the heart and soul of Kentucky with a visit to Old Seelbach Bar, now restored to its authentic, early 1900s décor.
		The Old Seelbach Bar is a Kentucky treasure not to be missed.
		Since the early 1900s, the Old Seelbach Bar has drawn locals and guests for bourbon and good company.
	www.seelbachhilton.com /hoteldining_oldseelbachbar.html (213 words)

	Old Louisville Recipe Book
		The Old Louisville Recipe Book is a collection of traditional genuine Kentucky and Southern recipes, most over 100 years old.
		Old Louisville is, to be sure, a very modern city within a city, contained in a Victorian shell.
		As a seed and the core of this section, we are slowly republishing the "Kentucky Receipt Book" of 1903 by Mary Harris Frazer, with its nearly 2000 authentic Victorian Southern and Kentucky recipes.
	www.oldlouisville.com /Recipes (448 words)

	Louisville Kentucky - Home of the Kentucky Derby - Visitors Bureau
		As the largest city in the state, Louisville, Kentucky is home to over 120 attractions, 18,000 hotel rooms and 2,500 restaurants and the world famous Kentucky Derby horse race.
		This art show is held in the heart of historic Old Louisville among the country's largest collection of Victorian homes, and has for over four decades provided our neighborhood, city and state with a rich cultural and artistic legacy.
		Thus, the Hot Brown was born, an open-face turkey sandwich with bacon, pimento, and a delicate mornay sauce.
	www.gotolouisville.com /TOC_Podcast.aspx (912 words)

	Louisville News
		As mourners remembered a Louisville teenager shot and killed in the Highlands, police continued to hunt for the gunman.
		When Vice President Dick Cheney arrives in Louisville for a fundraiser on Monday, a familiar face won't be there to greet him.
		The family of an 18-year-old Western Kentucky woman murdered in Mayfield in 2000 is planning to appear at a rally in Louisville at noon Monday to call for the FBI to investigate her killing.
	www.topix.net /city/louisville-ky (648 words)

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