Architectural Walking Tours Return Twice A Month Starting May 3!

                                     hmilogo

Take an amazing walking tour through downtown Madison’s National Historic Landmark District to experience its architectural beauty.

Tours will occur on the first and third Saturday of each month from May to October, except for the first Saturday in July, at 10 AM: May 3, May 17, June 7, June 21, July 19, August 2, August 16, September 6, September 20, October 4, and October 18. Tours will last approximately an hour to an hour and a half.

Tours start and end at the HMI Office at 301 W Second St. in Madison, a change from previous years.

The walk will not be strenuous and will cover approximately 10 blocks.

Discover Madison’s historic homes, churches, artistic structures, and other impressive sites. Learn about the three prominent styles of architecture that exist in the district: Federal, Greek Revival, and Italianate.

The Architectural Walking Tour is a great opportunity to see highlights of the architectural uniqueness that Historic Madison has to offer.

You will also find out more about the process and importance of historic preservation to protect the beauty and stories of our community.

This program is free to all attendees!

No reservations are required.

Donations from this program will benefit preservation efforts for sites owned and operated by Historic Madison, Inc.

Please contact Jessica Spiess, Director of Programs, for more information at (812)265-2967

More from Local News

Events

Local News

Kentucky's Governor Seeks Additional Federal Support for Counties Affected by June 2026 Storms

Appeals denial of Public Assistance for 5 Kentucky counties after deadly weather outbreak

Medical Cannabis Now Available Across All Kentucky Licensing Regions

Sunnyside Dispensary in Prestonsburg opened its doors this week; dispensaries now open in all 11 licensing regions throughout commonwealth

Local Sports

ORVC Conference Champions, All-Conference Teams, and Awards

See who made the All-Conference teams in the ORVC.

Oldenburg, Lawrenceburg Experience Different Results at Regional Semifinals

One local team is moving on, while another saw its season end on Thursday night.