  1 DOWNTOWN LOUISVILLE |
 2 On the docks by the Ohio |
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 4 The other bank is Indiana |
 5 Sunset over Shippingport Island |
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 13 Commemmorating some famous visitors |
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 16 The ship channel. The Falls of the Ohio require a 25' lock drop here. |
 17 The Galt House, largest hotel in town, connected to all its neighboring buildings by skywalks |
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 19 Mini-monuments to the famous players who have used the Louisvile Slugger |
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 23 This idiosyncratic owner built a personal lighthouse on top |
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 26 The new Performing Arts Center |
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 37 This statue announces the Twenty-First Century Hotel, a Condé Nast property incorporating an art gallery |
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 39 This oark commemmorates the Falls of the Ohio, the reason that Louisville came into existence |
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 93 Thomas Jefferson |
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 95 Louis XVI, the town's namesake |
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 112 This installation gives a viewer the virtual experience of being rained on by text |
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 128 A walking tour of downtown |
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 131 Our guide, a flamboyant city councilman |
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 142 INside the Performiong Arts Center |
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 154 Louis and Clark's slave on their exploration of the West |
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 157 Yum Center, a multi-sport arena |
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