Go HERE to see several other posts I have put up about this wonderful Northern Kentucky town!
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Showing posts with label Maysville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maysville. Show all posts
Sunday, February 7, 2021
Maysville Kentucky December 2020
Hey, just putting up a short video from a recent trip to Maysville!
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Maysville,
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Location:
Maysville, KY 41056, USA
Wednesday, January 13, 2021
The Age of the Ocean Liner - Kentucky Gateway Museum Center 12 19 2020
AND here is a brief video from our visit to the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center in Maysville! I have put a couple of other videos up from our visit (here and here)....... There is a LOT to see at this great museum!
Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Kentucky Gateway Museum Center KSB Miniatures Collection 12 2020
Here is a little video I posted from our visit to the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center in Maysville. This video covers their unreal KSB Miniatures Collection of dollhouses. I mentioned them before HERE.
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art,
Maysville,
Museums,
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Location:
215 Sutton St, Maysville, KY 41056, USA
Kentucky Gateway Museum Center Maysville Nativity Display 2020
Here is a video we made recently while visiting Maysville's Kentucky Gateway Museum Center. I was very impressed with their current display of Nativity Scenes!
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Maysville,
Museums,
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Location:
215 Sutton St, Maysville, KY 41056, USA
Thursday, April 25, 2019
Caproni's Restaurant, Maysville, KY
We ended a very nice, long day in Maysville with dinner at Caproni's Restaurant. Its right on the river, offering great views of the water, and of trains going by.
Caproni's is not exactly an economical place to stop, but it has some great food. I had a very nice piece of steak, carrots, salad and bread.
We shared a piece of butterfingers cheesecake that was all that too!
Caproni's is not exactly an economical place to stop, but it has some great food. I had a very nice piece of steak, carrots, salad and bread.
We shared a piece of butterfingers cheesecake that was all that too!
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Chandler's Restaurant in Maysville, KY
We had some really nice and affordable lunches at Chandler's in Maysville as we explored the great little town!
For a beautiful sit down place, Chandler's is very reasonable. They had some nice half sandwich and soup deals for under $10!
The staff was friendly and helpful and we had a really nice time here!
For a beautiful sit down place, Chandler's is very reasonable. They had some nice half sandwich and soup deals for under $10!
The staff was friendly and helpful and we had a really nice time here!
Sunday, April 21, 2019
Maysville KY Dollhouse Museum
Our main goal for visiting Maysville on our recent trip was to visit the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center to see the Kathleen Savage Browning Miniatures Collection.
In fact, there is a lot more to the museum here, but we ended up spending several hours looking at the miniatures collection, and not even making it through the rest of the museum!
We have been to several other museums where impressive replicas of famous houses are (there is the other Kentucky Dollhouse Museum in Danville, and the President's Hall of Fame in Clermont Florida housing a 1/12th scale White House) so we really love this sort of thing.
I took a ton of photos. In fact, I had a hard time narrowing down which ones to post here, but here are some that I really liked.
EVERYTHING here would be a cool piece in any other museum. There are a couple of absolutely AMAZING things here to see that are over the top.
There is the replica Spencer House, the ancestral home of Princess Diana. You see it pretty much at the start of the tour.
The other amazing dollhouse is the Catherine Palace. Inside is the miniature replica of the Amber Room. A very enthusiastic volunteer at the museum told us all about this dollhouse, and how it was used in the filming of a "Mysteries at the Museum" episode!
We were told that the 1/12th scale items were all made accurately, and are very literally replicas.
The small instruments work, small books are actually books that can be opened and read. Gold and diamonds are used in the homes too.

This is a really amazing place and I am sure we will be back!
In fact, there is a lot more to the museum here, but we ended up spending several hours looking at the miniatures collection, and not even making it through the rest of the museum!
We have been to several other museums where impressive replicas of famous houses are (there is the other Kentucky Dollhouse Museum in Danville, and the President's Hall of Fame in Clermont Florida housing a 1/12th scale White House) so we really love this sort of thing.I took a ton of photos. In fact, I had a hard time narrowing down which ones to post here, but here are some that I really liked.
EVERYTHING here would be a cool piece in any other museum. There are a couple of absolutely AMAZING things here to see that are over the top.
There is the replica Spencer House, the ancestral home of Princess Diana. You see it pretty much at the start of the tour.The other amazing dollhouse is the Catherine Palace. Inside is the miniature replica of the Amber Room. A very enthusiastic volunteer at the museum told us all about this dollhouse, and how it was used in the filming of a "Mysteries at the Museum" episode!
We were told that the 1/12th scale items were all made accurately, and are very literally replicas.
The small instruments work, small books are actually books that can be opened and read. Gold and diamonds are used in the homes too.

This is a really amazing place and I am sure we will be back!
Friday, April 19, 2019
Pogue Bourbon in Maysville KY
As part of the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center, you can also visit the an add on museum on Bourbon, specifically relating to the area, and Pogue Bourbon.
I think the price just to see the great Kentucky Gateway Museum was $10 for adults, and the add on for the Pogue center was an additional $5 per person.
The museum is relatively small, and really just a couple of rooms big. There are some interesting relics and documents relating to Bourbon here though. AND we had a great tour guide who told us a lot about Bourbon in the Maysville area, AND it was interesting hearing specifically about Pogue's production in the area, and it's return.
Also, this wasn't like many of the traditional Bourbon tours on the Bourbon trail you may have done. There are no tubs of Bourbon being made. You won't walk into a huge storage house of barrels. Still, if you are interested in Bourbon, this is a cool place to go.

I think the price just to see the great Kentucky Gateway Museum was $10 for adults, and the add on for the Pogue center was an additional $5 per person.
The museum is relatively small, and really just a couple of rooms big. There are some interesting relics and documents relating to Bourbon here though. AND we had a great tour guide who told us a lot about Bourbon in the Maysville area, AND it was interesting hearing specifically about Pogue's production in the area, and it's return.
Also, this wasn't like many of the traditional Bourbon tours on the Bourbon trail you may have done. There are no tubs of Bourbon being made. You won't walk into a huge storage house of barrels. Still, if you are interested in Bourbon, this is a cool place to go.
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
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