Union Station - the original depot for train traffic into Louisville. Presently used by T.A.R.C. (Transit Authority of River City), the bus transit system for the city.

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The Brown Hotel on 4th and Broadway in Louisville, Kentucky. In the old days, it was Kentucky's largest.

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Outlook Point on the peak in Iroquois Park overlooking the city of Louisville from the south.

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Courthouse and City Hall sitting side by side.

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This area is actually outside one of the entrances to the park typically within the Cherokee Triangle.

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This is within Cherokee Park.... Beargrass Creek.

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Entrance to Cave Hill Cemetery, even though the postcard says Cove Hill.

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Zachary Taylor National Veteran's Cemetery off Brownsboro Road

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4th Avenue in Louisville between Green and Walnut Streets.

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J. B. Speed Art Museum associated with University of Louisville.

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Back of the postcard reads:
Natural location in Iroquois Park; colored lights shining on jets of water form a mist curtain, seats 3,400, cost $100,000.

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Doesn't look quite the same today. Today's Galt House is remodeled and grown much bigger than this!

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Churchill Downs Winner's Circle - Home of the Kentucky Derby

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Seelbach Hotel, Louisville.

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Memorial Auditorium

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Early Canal Locks of the McAlpin Locks and Dam in Louisville circa 1906.

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