This historical marker describes the Belmont Furnace. Built in 1844, perhaps by John H. Baker, rebuilt in 1853, it burned charcoal fuel, smelted iron ore from Cane Run. The air blast machinery was powered by steam. A major producer since 1791, Kentucky ranked 3rd in the US in production in
This historical marker honors the textile artist Alma Wallace Lesch. It is located in Shepherdsville near the intersection of KY 44W and Buckman Street. A pioneer of the contemporary crafts movement, Lesch was an internationally exhibited textile teacher and artist, noted for work with fabric and found objects. Born in
This weekly Saturday music show is filled with your favorite Classic Country, Oldies, Rock & Roll and Southern Gospel. The Shepherdsville Country Music Show’s family showroom seats 390 and is smoke-free and alcohol-free. Price for entry is $13.00, but, 12 & under are free.
We cater to Art. Our business started over 25 years ago doing custom picture framing. With the Love of art, we started doing art parties. We now sell art supplies, and local artwork. We still do custom framing and love it. As you can see, we do anything about ART.
The Chickasaw Archery Club is a non-profit organization open to archers of all ages and class. Our mission is to promote the sport of archery. In pursuit of this goal and in recognition that Chickasaw’s membership is composed of a widely diverse range of archers, the staff and members strive
Open to the public year-round for casual, fun shooting, we also feature regularly scheduled tournaments and leagues. Meet some members and see for yourself what the Jefferson Gun Club has to offer. It is our hope that you will come out, whether interested in relaxation, sharpening your hunting skills, the
This is a local pay lake, formally known as Gilbert’s pay lake. We stock channel cats and big fish!
