Sure, Washington D.C. may have a stunning display of cherry blossoms, but guess what? So does Louisville.In the heart of the city is the historic and beautiful Cave Hill Cemetery, which is filled with ...
"'Lithographic engraving, drawing, and colored printing,' by Hart, Mapother, & Co. We find some beautiful work; among other specimens, 'a plan of cave hill cemetary,' also 'a plan of the cemetary at ...
hills of tomb stones in Cave Hill Cemetery, Kentucky - Intek1/Getty Images Cemeteries can be cathartic, sad, terrifying, or any number of things in-between depending on the circumstances. But one ...
Louisville Public Media: At Louisville’s Cave Hill Cemetery, bees are part of preservation
Cave Hill Cemetery may be known as a place of remembrance, but it’s also in the bee business. Roger Martin shares how beekeeping has become part of the cemetery’s broader work of conservation and ...
Yahoo: A place full of life: Cave Hill Cemetery is among Louisville's top spots to see wildlife
Lee Payne knows when he’s being watched at Cave Hill Cemetery. But that sensation has nothing to do with the 141,000 graves scattered across the 175-year-old cemetery in Louisville's Highlands ...
A place full of life: Cave Hill Cemetery is among Louisville's top spots to see wildlife
MSN: Louisville’s Cave Hill Cemetery: A final resting place full of history and mystery
Louisville’s Cave Hill Cemetery: A final resting place full of history and mystery
The Business Journals: Cave Hill Cemetery is much more than a final resting place
WLKY: Did you know otters have been living at Cave Hill Cemetery – for years?
Cave Hill Cemetery is the burial place for famous names like Muhammad Ali and Colonel Sanders, but its also the home of some interesting wildlife. Recently, we found out that there otters are living ...
Did you know otters have been living at Cave Hill Cemetery – for years?