Louisville Historical Museum

At the Louisville Historical Museum campus, visitors can tour three buildings that were constructed between 1903 and 1908. All are listed on the Louisville Register of Historic Places. Visitors should enter at the main building (Jacoe Store). Museum staff or volunteers lead individual tours to the Tomeo House and Jordinelli House.

The main building, historically known as the Jacoe Store, features artifacts and historic photographs that reflect the settlement and industry of Louisville, such as coal mining artifacts and the 1920s-era painted theatre curtain from the Rex Theatre on Main Street. This building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places because of its architecture and association with commercial development in Louisville.