Conrad-Caldwell House Museum

Nestled in the heart of one of the nation's largest Victorian preservation neighborhoods, The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum (CCHM) meticulously preserves the legacy of two prominent Louisville families during the Progressive Era.

CCHM vividly recounts the lives of wealthy aristocrats, their children, dedicated home staff, and the vibrant Old Louisville community through original furnishings, primary sources, and compelling oral histories. The Conrad and Caldwell families shaped the city's industrial landscape and contributed significantly to its cultural and social fabric.

CCHM is located on the former site of the Southern Exposition, a landmark industrial showcase that propelled Louisville to national prominence in art, architecture, technology, and diversity. It is a testament to the city's enduring legacy.

Your support is not just crucial, it's indispensable in preserving this invaluable piece of Louisville's heritage. By contributing, you are ensuring that future generations can continue to experience and learn from our shared past. Your generous donation will enable us to maintain our collections, expand educational programs, and further enhance our role as a cultural cornerstone in the community.

Join us at the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum to celebrate and safeguard the story of Louisville's Progressive Era. Together, we can preserve history and inspire the future.