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| Statue of William Clark surveys Ohio River where Lewis & Clark started their journey of discovery to the west from Louisville. Louisville, KY. | Bridges over Ohio River. Louisville, KY. | Bridges over Ohio River. Louisville, KY. | Iron girder detail of Clark Memorial Bridge over Ohio River. Louisville, KY. |
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| Belle Of Louisville steam boat (1914). Louisville, KY. Architect: James Rees & Sons. On National Register. | Belle Of Louisville steam boat stern wheel detail. Louisville, KY. | Jefferson County Courthouse, Aegon Center & KY Home Life Bldgs. Louisville, KY. | Thomas Jefferson statue silhouetted against Aegon Center. Louisville, KY. |
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| Jefferson County Courthouse (1842) (527 W. Jefferson St.). Louisville, KY. Architect: Gideon Shryock. On National Register. | Angels of justice at base of Thomas Jefferson statue. Louisville, KY. | Aegon Center & KY Home Life Building. Louisville, KY. | Inter-Southern Insurance Building now Kentucky Home Life Building (1922) (239 S. 5th St.). Louisville, KY. Architect: D.X. Murphy. On National Register. |
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| Columns of Kentucky Home Life Building. Louisville, KY. | Victorian Italianate buildings along 5th St. north of Jefferson. Louisville, KY. | Victorian buildings on 5th St. towered over by modern highrise with lighthouse-like tower. Louisville, KY. | Clock tower of Louisville City Hall (1875). Louisville, KY. Architect: Henry Whitestone. On National Register. |
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| Louisville City Hall (rt) (1871-3) & Annex (left) (1909) (601-3 W. Jefferson St.). Louisville, KY. Style: Second Empire, Italianate. Architect: John Andrewartha; then annex by Cornelius Curtin. On National Register. | Horse's head carving on Louisville City Hall. Louisville, KY. | Pig's head carving on Louisville City Hall. Louisville, KY. | Steam Engine Company No. 2 a former fire department building (1891) (617 W. Jefferson St.). Louisville, KY. Style: Romanesque. Architect: McDonald Brothers. On National Register. |
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| Carved fire helmet, trumpet & hose on Steam Engine Company No. 2. Louisville, KY. On National Register. | Statue of Louis XVI (1754-93) after whom Louisville is named for his support in Revolutionary War. Statue (1927) by Valois. Louisville, KY. | Cathedral of the Assumption (1905) (443 S. 5th St.). Louisville, KY. Style: Gothic revival. Architect: D.X. Murphy. On National Register. | Cathedral of the Assumption Gothic interior. Louisville, KY. |
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| Cathedral of the Assumption & Republic Building. Louisville, KY. | Republic Building (1916) (429 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd.). Louisville, KY. Architect: Joseph & Joseph. On National Register. | Facade of Republic Building. Louisville, KY. | Tile detail of Republic Building. Louisville, KY. |
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| Tower of Louisville Medical College. Louisville, KY. | University of Louisville School of Medicine (1893) (101 W. Chestnut St.). Louisville, KY. Style: Richarsonian Romanesque. Architect: Clarke & Loomis. On National Register. | Entrance of Louisville Medical College. Louisville, KY. | Facade of Louisville Medical College. Louisville, KY. |
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| Grant Robinson Memorial Hall. Louisville, KY. Style: Gothic Revival. | Thomas Edison's Buchertown House where young inventor rented a room while working as telegrapher. Louisville, KY. | Churchill Downs & Kentucky Derby Museum. Louisville, KY. | Twin spires of Churchill Downs racetrack. Louisville, KY. |
