Mary Todd Lincoln House
Under $25The girlhood home of First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln, filled with period furniture, family portraits and Todd and Lincoln artifacts.

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Keeneland is a sightseeing stop in Lexington, KY, part of the Louisville and the Bluegrass guide. Cost: free. Live racing in April and October.
4201 Versailles Rd · Lexington, KY
Keeneland is a Thoroughbred race course and auction house founded in 1936 on farmland west of Lexington, and a National Historic Landmark. The landscaped grounds are open to the public every day, so you can watch morning workouts trackside, eat at the Track Kitchen and browse the Keeneland Shop. Live racing runs in April and October, and guided tours go behind the scenes of the racing and sales operations. The Keeneland Library, established in 1939, holds a large Thoroughbred archive.
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