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Oxmoor Farm offers guided tours of the house and grounds by reservation only . Tours are offered on select dates. Please fill out the online form below and an email confirmation will be sent once you tour is booked.

Admission prices are as follows: Adults – $12, Senior Citizens – $8, Children (ages 6-14) – $5 and Children (ages 5 and under) – Free.

Group rates are available for groups of more than 15 people.

All tours can be adjusted to focus on group’s interest, ranging from the Colonial Period, to the Civil War, to the Gilded Era. To book a guided house tour, email [email protected] or use the form below.

GENERAL TOUR

Nestled 8 miles outside Louisville, Oxmoor is a historical gem giving us a glimpse into Kentucky’s past. Explore 230 years of history at Oxmoor Farm. Home to 5 generations of the Bullitt family. The family was influential in the formation of Kentucky and their house, original section built in 1791 to the first addition in 1829 and the 2 additions in the early 1900s, is a literal testament to the state’s history from colonial times through the 20th century. Buffeted by the beautiful gardens that were designed in 1911 and the tree-lined avenue, as well as the charming outbuildings add to Oxmoor’s beauty and its historical uniqueness. Come and hear the stories that Oxmoor has to tell of early pioneer days and the Native Americans, the history of hemp cultivation in Kentucky, the antebellum years and the enslaved community that lived and worked here, through the gilded age and present day. Come see one of the few historic sites in the country where you can walk through 3 centuries of American history and explore the 13 original outbuildings including a smokehouse, springhouse, ice house, hemp barn, and former slave cabins. The historic house is furnished with original pieces that belonged to the Bullitt family. The gardens were designed in 1911 by Marian Coffin, one of the first female landscape architects in the country. All house tours are guide-led and last approximately one hour. Due to the historic nature of the house it is not fully handicap accessible. While the tour is of the first floor of the house and there are a few stairs along the tour. You can leisurely explore the grounds on your own before or after your tour.

AGRICULTURE/HEMP TOUR

Oxmoor sits in the middle of the last working farm in Jefferson County. Farming has always been an integral part to the history of Oxmoor. When Alexander Scott Bullitt purchased the land he immediately begin clearing it in order to cultivate a crop. This grounds tour will focus on the history of farming in Kentucky with particular attention given to the era when Hemp was the main crop grown in the Bluegrass State. Learn about the history of Hemp cultivation in this area and how it flourished particularly well along Beargrass Creek. Take a peak inside the brick hemp barn, which is one of 13 original outbuildings onsite at Oxmoor. Learn about the inner workings of Oxmoor Farm from the crops cultivated over the years to the livestock that was raised on the farm. This tour will also tell the stories of the women and men who worked the land beginning with the enslaved African Americans who lived at Oxmoor and the tenant farmers who took up residence after the Civil War through the 1970s. Please wear appropriate footwear as this tour is a walking tour with moderate levels of walking.

OXMOOR GARDENS TOUR

As you enter the grounds the 1/2 mile tree-lined avenue greets you. Trees and flowers has always been an integral part of the landscape at Oxmoor. What began with Alexander Scott Bullitt sending off for flower seeds from England in the late 1700s has now evolved into a formal gardens that was designed in 1911 by Marian Coffin, one of the first female landscape architects in the U.S. Ms. Coffin’s plan of a circle in square rose garden complete with circular brick walkways and arbors and gazebos, and an English border garden that trails off behind the house, are lovely features of Oxmoor. Included in the gardens is a pet cemetery which is the final resting place for the Bullitt family’s dogs and horses. The farm was the site of annual Steeplechase from 1940-2002. Learn about the history of the gardens and the way it has evolved over the last 230 years including the additions of fruit trees, vegetable garden, the pet cemetery, as well as the formal gardens. This tour will cover the tree-lined avenue, the front lawn, as well as the formal gardens just to the south of the main house. You’ll have time after the tour to meander through the gardens and our groundskeeper will be on hand to answer specific questions about the care of the gardens today. Please wear appropriate footwear as this tour is a walking tour.

THE WOMEN OF OXMOOR

Women have a unique American experience which is mirrored in the history of Oxmoor. The women of Oxmoor, enslaved and free, were dynamic and strong women, who founded, farmed, managed, and maintained Oxmoor over its 230 year history. From the pioneer days of Priscilla Christian Bullitt to the antebellum years of Mildred Fry Bullitt to the Gilded Age era of Nora Iasigi Bullitt and the late 20th century presence of Kay Stammers Bullitt all aspects of women’s history will be touched on. What were the daily lives of these women like in their respective time periods. How did they dress, eat, socialize, and influence their worlds. Ranging from a pioneer housewife, an antebellum mistress and the enslaved women she oversaw, a sufragette, an artist, a world-renown tennis star – all aspects of women’s history will be explored.

SLAVERY AT OXMOOR

Oxmoor was home to a large group of enslaved African Americans from its beginning in 1787 to the end of the Civil War in 1865. The highest number of documented slaves held at Oxmoor totaled 101 in 1816. The slaves were written about in Bullitt family letters thus giving us a one-sided glimpse at their lives. Slave births, weddings and deaths are all documented in the letters, as well as reports on their health and even their punishments for insolent behavior. While slavery is not a comfortable part of our history, the individual lives are important and part of our nation’s history. This tour will focus on the enslaved population and the documented family groups that lived at Oxmoor. Hope, Louisa, Eliza Julia, Sam, Sabra, Jack, Caroline, and Frank are just a few of the slaves whose stories you’ll learn on this tour. Oxmoor is a unique history site with original slave dwellings still standing, as well as a kitchen and overseer’s house. This tour will explore those buildings, as well as a tour through the main house and touch on the individual people and their lives and their interactions with Bullitt family.

CIVIL WAR TOUR

Kentucky was a neutral state during the Civil War but the Bullitts did not remain neutral. Just to the south of Oxmoor was the Speed Family farm Farmington. The Bullitts and the Speeds were first cousins and even though they were related by blood and lived as neighbors, they chose different sides in the Civil War conflict. The Speed family were good friends of President Abraham Lincoln, in fact Lincoln stayed at Farmington for 3 weeks twenty years prior to beginning our 16th president. The Bullitts of Oxmoor chose to fight with the southern states. This tour will explore the war years at Oxmoor. Learn about the Bullitt sons who fought with the Confederate General John Hunt Morgan, how the war years changed the landscape at Oxmoor, the fate of the slaves who once lived and worked at Oxmoor, and how the conflict affected the relationship between the Bullitt and Speed cousins. Civil war artifacts that belonged to the family will be on special display for this tour.

ARCHITECTURE/ANTIQUE/FINE ART TOUR

Oxmoor began as a one and half story colonial style clapboard farmhouse that was constructed in 1791. While this type of construction was typical for Virginia, there are not many examples of this architecture still standing in the Louisville area. Corner fireplaces, stencil painted plaster, and a beautifully carved back staircase are features of the original portion of the house. The house was enlarged in 1829 with a federal-style addition complete with a recessed portico inspired by other local historic homes, Farmington and Ridgeway. The addition was constructed out of brick and added 3 rooms, an entry way, dining room, and parlor. This addition now comprises the middle section of the house. In the early 20th century occupants William and Nora Bullitt added a second floor to this middle brick addition, as well as a kitchen wing and a grand library wing transforming the house from a southern plantation farmhouse to a Gilded-Age Era estate. Oxmoor is furnished with unique and priceless antiques and artwork that was purchased by the Bullitt family over the last 150 years. Chandeliers made from antique Sicilian Ox cart wheels, wall cupboard from an English manor house and sofas from the family of Winston Churchill, as well as artwork and furniture weave a story of Oxmoor’s transformation from colonial times to the modern era. Come join us on a tour where you can literally walk through 3 centuries of American history and architecture all under one roof.

BULLITT FAMILY

The Bullitt family immigrated from France to the American colonies in the late 1600s. By all accounts it was Jospeh Boulet who later anglicized his name to Bullitt. They were Huguenots and were escaping oppression in a Catholic France. Joseph’s great grandson Alexander Scott Bullitt moved to the frontier of Virginia, which Kentucky was a part of, in 1783. He purchased Oxmoor in 1787 and 5 generation of the Bullitt family has called Oxmoor home. The story of the Bullitt family is the story of Kentucky. Alexander co-wrote the constitution of the 15th state of Kentucky in 1792 and served as the commonwealth’s first lieutenant governor. His son William was a member of the 1849 state constitutional convention and succeeding generations have served as Solicitor General, Ambassador to the Soviet Union and France, as well as military officers. Other members of the family have been celebrated artists and writers. The story of the Bullitt family is the story of America from its independent spirit partnered with its stubborn reliance on slavery.

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Tours can be scheduled during the week or on select Saturdays. If you would like to make a reservation, please fill out the contact form below.

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• 720 Oxmoor Ave Louisville, KY 40222
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30th Anniversary Crescent Hill Garden Tour

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• Location: Peterson-Dumesnil House
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• Louisville, Kentucky 40206
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• Phone: (312) 286-8825

The Crescent Hill Garden Club is excited to be hosting our 30th anniversary garden tour! This year's tour will feature private gardens in the Crescent Hill neighborhood PLUS the grounds of the historic Peterson-Dumesnil House. We are planning lots of fun activities to celebrate our anniversary, including a local vendor fair, free door prizes, tours of the Peterson-Dumesnil House, music, breakfast treats and more! Built in 1869 on 31 acres as a summer home for a prominent tobacco trader, Joseph Peterson, the Peterson-Dumesnil House boasts 14-foot-tall ceilings and an Italian villa façade, a wrap-around porch, a spiral staircase, and a distinctive cupola. In 1976, the House was placed on the National Historic Register and designated as a local landmark. The House is a cherished part of Louisville's history and now serves as a community resource. Schedule: • Peterson-Dumesnil House Tours will be available at 10 am, 11 am, 12 pm and 1 pm. • Peterson-Dumesnil Grounds Tours will be available at 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 11:30 am and 12:30 pm.

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Annual Old Louisville Garden Tours are this weekend

The Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour offers an up close look at one of the nation’s largest Victorian neighborhoods. The event runs Saturday and Sunday.

Old Louisville was originally 48 blocks of Victorian houses built in the 1870s. Most of them have been restored and maintained.

Mathieu Nunery of the tour’s planning committee said that the tours attendees come from across the country, but it seems special to Louisville residents.

“Our residents are just fascinated by these big homes, and oftentimes you can't see what's behind them,” Nunery said. “That's why we've named the garden tour ‘Hidden Treasures’ because this gives you an opportunity to peek behind and see how owners have utilized the space and typically there's small gardens and very creative uses.”

Attendees can peruse gardens as well as the homes' exteriors.

“You'll find a lot of water features and just beautiful shrubbery and plants and groundcovers,” Nunery said. “People just enjoy creating a little haven from urban living that they can enjoy, and then visitors get to see that.”

The tours start at the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum and meander through 12 nearby home gardens.

The planning for the annual tour starts in September the previous year.

“We start scoping out areas of Old Louisville to focus on for the next garden tour,” Nunery said. “We typically have our first full scale planning meeting in November and that's a good time to start reaching out to sponsors as they prepare their budgets for the following year. Especially for charitable giving. Sponsors are a big part of the success of the event along with ticket sales, and then also we have what we call seed sponsors.”

The tour is celebrating its 29th year. Nunery said the idea for the garden tour was initiated in 1993 by two women – Virginia Erlich and Peggy Mims – who presented the concept to the Second Street Neighborhood Association.

“Truly, I just love Old Louisville,” Nunery said. “It's a unique and really special community.”

The garden tours are on June 10 and 11 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.

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Wednesday, May 15 • 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m . Leslie Botanical Classrooms

Gather round for storytime! Children ages 3-5 and their grown-up caregivers will love this inaugural early-learning program: Gardens Storytime.

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Wednesday, May 29 • 10:00 – 11:00 a.m . Leslie Botanical Classrooms

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Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour 2024

The 30th Annual Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour Saturday, June 8th & Sunday, June 9th, 2024

If purchasing tickets online for the Garden Tour please make sure you receive a confirming email from Square to document your purchase. ​

Questions or problems: email [email protected] or text 502-548-3824.

Ticket Information

Tickets good for Saturday, June 8, and Sunday, June 9, 2024 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Rain or Shine, No Refunds Advance ticket sale purchases ends ​at 5 pm, Friday, June 7!

​ ​Tickets purchased online will be available

at Will Call, on the lawn of the  Conrad Caldwell House Museum, ​1402 St. James Court on tour days only.

Garden Tour Tickets

Tickets are $20 in advance, if purchased before 5 pm, June 7, 2024. Tickets will be $25 on the days of the tour. Seniors 65 and over: $20 in advance or

on the days of the tour.​ Children 10 and under are free.  All children

must be supervised by an adult.

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Museum for $10 more!  The cost of an advance

combo ticket is $30,

or $35 day of the tour.

Seniors, 65 and over, are $30 in advance or on

the days of the tour. ​​See more details below and on the Ticket page!

About The Tour

On the second weekend of June each year, Louisville offers glimpses into one of its best-kept secrets. The Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour welcomes garden lovers into the private green spaces of the nation’s largest Victorian residential neighborhood. Our gardeners share their personal retreats, tucked behind stately Victorian mansions and protected by vine-covered walls and privacy fences. In addition to the Garden Tour, guests are encouraged to visit the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum.  The Conrad-Caldwell House symbolizes the progressive spirit and Victorian grandeur of Louisville’s Gilded Age. Constructed in 1895 by famed Louisville architect, Arthur Loomis, this Richardsonian Romanesque castle stands as an ornament to the city of Louisville, a distinguishing marker in America’s largest concentration of Victorian homes and is a site of cultural and architectural significance in the city of Louisville.  Purchasing a discounted combo ticket for the Garden Tour allows customers to visit this Victorian mansion either the same weekend of the tour or any other date through the end of July that the museum is open.  Also, attendees during the month of June can see a special display of an "Indoor Victorian Garden" showcasing plant varieties throughout the house that were typical of those found in the early 1900's.  Remember, this special display is only available during the month of June!

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All ticket sales directly support Kilgore Counseling Services!

Garden Tour Tickets are available for sale online and at all gardens on the days of the tour with cash, check or credit card. 

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Raffle Tickets will be available for sale at all gardens on the days of the Tour with cash, check, or credit card. Enter to win! Each item is valued over $100.

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• One week stay in a recently renovated 2BR, 2 bath condo on Cayman Brac. One of the three Cayman Islands, Brac is known for its scuba diving, caving, rock climbing, hiking, biking, fishing, and great eating!
• 2 hour consultation in your yard, with Master Gardener, Peggy Campbell.
• Cooking class for up to 10 people in your home by Master Gardener and chef, Mary Wheatley.
• Gardener’s Basket of goodies, including a mani-pedi for “after” you are finished working in the yard!
• Beautiful 78×78 quilt based on the traditional appliqué pattern called “Empress Feathers.” Machine pieced, appliquéd, and quilted in modern colors of dusty purples and lime green.

Each ticket must be filled out entirely to be eligible. Need not be present to win.

The winner will be contacted directly by a representative from the Kilgore House & Garden Tour Committee on Sunday, following the end of the Tour.

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Old Louisville Garden Tour

Old Louisville’s Second Street Neighborhood Association presents its 24th Annual Hidden Treasures Garden Tour on Saturday, June 10 and Sunday, June 11, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm each day. This year, garden tourists will retrace the footsteps of the hundreds-of-thousands of visitors who attended the great Southern Exposition between 1883 and 1887. Private gardens will be open on 4th and 6th streets as well as Belgravia Court, St. James Court and Park Ave. Also open to garden enthusiasts will be Floral Terrace, a lush walking court.

The registration will-call table and vendor tables will be on the lawn of the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum at 1402 St. James Court. Visitors may rest, refresh, and shop a silent auction in air-conditioned Haskins Hall.

Tickets are $20 on tour day; $15 if purchased before 5 pm on June 9. Persons 65 or over are $15. Advance tickets for groups of ten or more are $12 each and may purchased in advance. Send an e-mail inquiry for advance group tickets to [email protected]

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They made sure to include make-up dates in New York and New Jersey, too.

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Aerosmith got three shows deep into their ‘Peace Out’ Farewell Tour before postponing.

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"Maren Morris: Live From New York" is available on Amazon Prime Video. The film, lasting slightly over an hour and released in 2022, highlights Morris' performance at Sony Hall in New York City around the time of her album "Humble Quest."

'Elton John Live: Farewell from Dodger Stadium'

"Elton John Live: Farewell from Dodger Stadium" is available on Disney+. The performance was John's last North American show in his "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour. The renowned singer has won Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards throughout his career, in addition to his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994 and the induction of three albums to the Grammy Hall of Fame, according to the Elton John website.

"Elton John performs at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, where in 1975 he performed two sold-out and career-defining concerts that cemented his legend globally. Now, in a full circle and emotional moment, he takes the stage in his final North American show as part of his Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour, in one of the greatest send-offs in music history," according to the film's description on Disney+.

'The Weeknd: Live at SoFi Stadium'

The film features The Weeknd's "After Hours Til Dark" tour, where they performed a sold-out show at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Released in 2023, the hour-and-a-half performance is available on HBO , with songs like "Starboy," "Blinding Lights" and "Can't Feel My Face" in the setlist.

Louisville Ballet unveils healing garden to help ease anxieties from Old National Bank shooting

The Louisville Ballet has unveiled a new community garden outside their headquarters in downtown Louisville, intended to provide a space to heal from the anxiety caused by the Old National Bank shooting in 2023.

The garden, unveiled on Wednesday at 315 E. Main St., comes as a result of the company looking for ways to offer its dancers and staff a chance to heal from the aftermath of the shooting, since the studio is next door to the Preston Pointe building where five people were killed .

"One of our expansive studio windows looks directly into the Old National space, and every time we pull into the parking lot or dancers take class, we look directly at the building," Louisville Ballet CEO Leslie Smart said.

Gov. Andy Beshear was present for the unveiling, calling the space "a place where we can reflect on what was lost and move forward with love and care for each other.” 

“Our lives were forever changed by an unthinkable act of violence in Louisville that shook me, this community, and the commonwealth to our core,” Beshear said. “The new Louisville Ballet Healing Garden is a beautiful way for our community to come together and heal."

Greenberg added, “This garden is a sacred space in the perfect spot for reflection and restoration. We owe the Louisville Ballet and their generous partners a debt of gratitude for providing our community with beauty – first on stage and now here.”

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After the concept came up through sessions with a social worker, the company worked with award-winning Kentucky landscaper Jon Carloftis to help create the garden. The space has a Gallopalooza horse, with a design inspired by the Waltz of the Flowers from  "The Brown-Forman Nutcracker," designed by Andy Perez. 

The garden is free and open to the public.

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