The Frazier History Museum is celebrating its 20-year anniversary. Today, the museum is billed as “where the world meets Kentucky,” but it didn’t start that way.

On this episode of Inside Louisville, host Kelsey Starks talks with Andy Treinen and Rachel Platt of the Frazier Museum about the history of the museum, how it’s changed dramatically over its two decades and its newest exhibit on display that highlights all 120 counties in Kentucky, and its position as the official starting point of the Kentucky Bourbon trail. 

Inside Louisville 
KET Sunday, Nov. 3 • Noon/11 am
KET2 Monday, Nov. 4 • 7/6 pm
Watch on-demand at KET.org and the PBS App

Hosted by Kelsey Starks, Inside Louisville is a KET production that features conversations with Louisville’s biggest newsmakers and personalities, celebrating the people, places and traditions that make the River City such a vibrant and diverse community. The half-hour weekly program also features stories that explore Kentucky’s largest city, spotlighting its neighborhoods, nightlife and noteworthy attractions.

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