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Old 12th May 2016, 05:32 AM   #1
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Default Going to Louisville next week. Any suggestions?

I haven't been to Louisville in ten years, and am curious to know of any antique malls, museums, etc. that I could visit.

I collect a wide variety of things, not all weapons related.

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Old 22nd May 2016, 09:32 PM   #2
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I haven't been to Louisville in ten years, and am curious to know of any antique malls, museums, etc. that I could visit.

I collect a wide variety of things, not all weapons related.

Thanks for your help,

Shakethetrees
There is a good military museum in downtown Louisville , which has a good deal of European medieval stuff on loan from the Royal Armouries, and nice lot of American weaponry and a good native American section , Particularly strong on firearms. There are a number of interesting junk shops on the main road from Louisville to Knob Creek too if you can find them open !
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Old 24th May 2016, 04:39 PM   #3
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There is a good military museum in downtown Louisville , which has a good deal of European medieval stuff on loan from the Royal Armouries, and nice lot of American weaponry and a good native American section , Particularly strong on firearms. There are a number of interesting junk shops on the main road from Louisville to Knob Creek too if you can find them open !

Thanks!

The Frasier Museum was a real gem located downtown across from the Louisville Slugger baseball bat factory.

While baseball is definitely not my thing, the 40 foot tall bat is a good landmark to locate the museum.
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