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Historic Downtown Winchester

Historic Winchester was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in1981. The business district looks much as it did over a hundred years ago with the five globe lampposts and elevated sidewalk. Downtown is filled with quaint shops, wonderful restaurants and charming character. Guided tours available by appointment. (800) 298-9105
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Ale-8-One

Ale-8-One, the soft drink unique to Kentucky, has been bottled in Winchester since 1926. Tours of the factory are offered on Fridays at 10:50 a.m. with advance notice. (859) 744-3483 www.ale8one.com
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Bluegrass Heritage Museum

Housed in the historic Guerrant Mission Clinic and Hospital in Winchester, the Bluegrass Heritage Museum examines regional history through engaging and innovative exhibits. The museum is the place to begin your exploration of the rich cultural heritage of the Bluegrass Region. (859) 745-1358.  www.bgheritage.com
Lower Howard's Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve

Kentucky's 40th State Nature Preserve was established to promote an area rich in natural beauty and historical significance. Guided tours are available. (859) 744-4888 www.lowerhowardscreek.com

Kentucky’s 40th State Nature Preserve was established to promote an area rich in natural beauty and historical significance. Guided tours are available.
(859) 744-4888 www.lowerhowardscreek.org
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Civil War Fort at Boonesboro

The earthwork fortification was built by Union Soldiers to defend the ford and ferry at Boonesboro. A scenic trail provides a beautiful view of the Kentucky River. Take self-guided tours, or guided tours by appointment.
(800) 298-9105
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Leeds Center for the Arts

Located at 37 N. Main Street; built in 1925 and refurbished in the mid-1980’s, the theater offers cultural and community events including plays, musicals, concerts, classes, seminars and children’s programming.
(859) 744-6437 www.leedscenter.com