Offers exhibitions of contemporary equine art. History, member galleries, events, and workshops.

Home of statesman Henry Clay offering information about the Clay family and life in 19th Century Lexington.

Features restored aircraft and memorabilia, and flyable aircraft, a library, a membership form, and directions to Bluegrass Airport.

Dedicated to the care, collection, and exhibition of the decorative arts, including furniture, textiles, ceramics, and jewelry.

Features history of the Morgan family, including Confederate John Hunt Morgen, "Thunderbolt of the Confederacy," and Nobel Prize winning scientist Thomas Hunt Morgan.

Located at the Kentucky Horse Park. Dedicated to the historical relationship between man and horse.

Provides a hands-on environment for children to explore science, history, and culture.

Interprets the history of Lexington and the Bluegrass region. Includes details of current exhibits, photos, membership information and location.

Features information about the life of Mary Todd Lincoln, wife of President Abraham Lincoln.

Provides opportunities for children and adults to explore both art and science through exhibitions as well as classes.

Offers both permanent and changing exhibits, special events, and the May Lecture Series.