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Irish Heritage

The Brennan House Historic Home (1868) is hosting an exhibit
co-sponsored by the Louisville Historical League called
“Preserving Louisville’s Architecture: A Retrospective”.

This exhibit will highlight different endangered historic properties in the Metro Louisville area.
The Brennan House Historic Home will be open for tours,
including admission to this special exhibit in conjunction with
Metro Louisville’s “Hometown Tourist Month” and also National Preservation Month.  

The exhibit will be open May 10th - May 18th
Monday-Friday 11:00am–2:00pm & Saturday/Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm. 

Admission is $5.00

Be a hometown tourist!
Show your KY or IN driver’s license for "Buy one, Get one Free" admission.

For more information please call 502.540.5145. 

Free parking available: System Parking Lot at the
NW corner of 5th St. & Chestnut St.

 

Weddings, Receptions & Events

Sixteen foot ceilings, a grand staircase, Tiffany lamps and polished antiques make The Brennan House a magical venue for intimate gatherings. With gazebo and cast iron fountain, your garden ceremony will be the wedding of your dreams. A large tulip magnolia tree provides the shade and you provide the romance for a picture-perfect wedding ceremony. Under a tent in autumn or glistening in the summer sun, your wedding will be an event to be remembered. The garden is in flower during spring, summer, and fall months. Dance floors can be accommodated on the veranda or in the garden. Weddings and Receptions at The Brennan House can be as large as 150. Bridal showers, Baby Showers, Luncheons, Rehearsal Dinners and Parties are well-suited for the interior of the home. For small events under three hours, ask about hourly rates. Weddings, Receptions, and large parties are a flat fee.



Experience romance at the Brennan House gardens.


Imagine a moment in time...

Group Tours & Visitor Services

The Brennan House (1868) is the last remaining private residence in Louisville's downtown business district. The three-story red-brick Italianate-style home is furnished in a Victorian interior. The Brennans occupied the home from 1884 to 1969. It is one of only two homes in the state that contain an entirely original family collection. Attached to the north side is a 1912 doctor's office.

 

 

 

Group and school tours are available by appointment.

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