10 Places You’d Take a Tourist to See in Your Hometown
Oh, the question of a hometown. It’s difficult when you have more than one. But because I live there now, feel most at home there, and feel most like myself there, I’ll pick Bowling Green.
6. Fountain Square and other historic ares of downtown.
7. The Kentucky Museum (part of the museum, a log cabin, was once the home of movie maker John Carpenter. Also, see this site.)
8. The historic Shake Rag district with a meal at Shake Rag Reed Restaurant.
9. The Shaker Museum at South Union
10. Duncan Hines grave and his one-time house that is now a funeral home.
While Mammoth Cave, the world's longest cave, is not in Bowling Green (at least not the entrance), it's nearby and very worth the while.
4 comments:
Would have to do the Duncan Hines grave! Interesting places. I hope I get to see them one day!
Looks like we'd have a fun day!
I played too ... come check out Toronto :)
You nailed 'em, Jennifer! I'm glad you didn't go to the BG Area Convention & Visitors Bureau for a job (your Lost River Cave blog!) because you might have gotten mine... I'm the PR Coordinator and I came across your blog through my monitoring. Check out our John Carpenter site if you get a chance... we developed a tour around town that passes all of the streets and places referenced in some of his films or associated with him! visitbgky.com/johncarpenter
Marissa-I've glad you found my blog! I picked up the John Carpenter brochure at the Vistor's Bureau back in October! ;-)
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