Conrad-Caldwell Historic House
4.8(588)
History Museum
About
The Conrad-Caldwell Historic House is a striking example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture built in 1893, offering a distinctive Victorian-era setting in Louisville's renowned St. James Court neighborhood. Its castle-like exterior and richly detailed woodwork inside create a memorable backdrop for intimate business gatherings and tours.
The venue provides guided and self-guided tours that explore the history and craftsmanship of this Progressive Era mansion, making it an engaging choice for corporate groups interested in cultural and architectural heritage. Restroom facilities and convenient nearby parking support a comfortable visit.
Best for
- Intimate executive meetings in historic ambiance
- Client entertaining with architectural wow factor
- Small group cultural tours & team inspiration
Standout features
Architecture
Richardsonian Romanesque castle-like design
Built in 1893, the house features striking Richardsonian Romanesque architecture, making it a distinctive Victorian-era landmark in Louisville's historic district.
Interior Craftsmanship
Extensive intact American hardwood woodwork
The interior boasts opulent woodwork in multiple American hardwoods, preserved in great condition, showcasing the craftsmanship of the Progressive Era.
Historic Experience
Guided and self-guided tours with rich historical context
Visitors can explore the mansion through detailed guided tours or self-guided options, enriched by knowledgeable docents and historical photographs illustrating Victorian life.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday11am – 3pm
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday11am – 3pm
Thursday11am – 3pm
Friday11am – 3pm
Saturday11am – 3pm
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