Big Four Bridge
No admission feeWalk or bike a half-mile 1895 railroad bridge over the Ohio River between Louisville and Jeffersonville, Indiana.

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Museum in Louisville's Butchertown neighborhood honoring Edison's years living and working in the city.
Louisville, KY
The house sits in Butchertown, a Louisville neighborhood long tied to the city's meatpacking trade. Edison lived nearby while working as a telegraph operator in the 1860s, and his early telegraph work shaped his later inventions. The museum displays early light bulbs, phonographs, Edison business equipment, and a Kinetoscope, the first home motion picture projector. The cottage dates to about 1850 and was built as a shotgun duplex.
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Walk or bike a half-mile 1895 railroad bridge over the Ohio River between Louisville and Jeffersonville, Indiana.
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