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Hunt–Morgan House and its collection

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The second floor of the Hunt–Morgan House is home to the Alexander T. Hunt Civil War Museum. This museum offers a glimpse into the Civil War era, showcasing various artifacts and memorabilia. It provides an opportunity for visitors to learn about the history of the Civil War and its impact on the region.

Location of the Hunt–Morgan House

The Hunt–Morgan House is conveniently located at 201 N. Mill Street, on the corner of Mill and Second Streets in Gratz Park, Lexington, Kentucky. Its central location makes it easily accessible for tourists visiting the city. The house is part of the Gratz Park Historic District, adding to its historical significance.

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Hunt–Morgan House
201 N Mill St
KY 40507 Lexington
Kentucky

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Normal rate$10.00
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201 N Mill St, Lexington

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Hunt–Morgan House Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Hunt-Morgan House in Lexington, Kentucky, is a historical landmark that offers visitors a glimpse into 19th-century life. This Federal-style home, built in 1814, showcases period furnishings and architecture. Many visitors appreciate the well-preserved interiors and the knowledgeable guides who provide context about the Hunt and Morgan families, as well as Lexington's history. The house's connection to notable figures like John Hunt Morgan, a Confederate general, adds to its historical significance. However, some guests note that the tour can be relatively short and that the house's maintenance could be improved in certain areas. The small size of the museum means it may not occupy a full day, but it's often considered a worthwhile stop for history enthusiasts. Accessibility might be an issue for some visitors due to the nature of the historic building. Overall, the Hunt-Morgan House offers an educational experience, though it may not appeal to those looking for more interactive or extensive museum visits.

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