Historic Tours & Tea at Conrad-Caldwell House Louisville

Located in the heart of Old Louisville, Kentucky, The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum offers a distinctly immersive experience that blends history, culture, and atmospheric storytelling. This late 19th-century mansion stands as a remarkable example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture, a rarity in the region, with its rugged stone facade and intricate woodwork inviting visitors inside to a pause from the city’s bustle. Each visit is an invitation to walk through Louisville’s Victorian past with events and tours that transform the house into a living museum.

Visitors can attend the Boo's & Brews Tour, a seasonal event combining local craft brews with spirited tales of the mansion’s eerie history and its proximity to some of Louisville’s iconic haunted spots. The museum also hosts special themed tea services—like the Indoor Garden Tea and the Holiday Victorian Tea—which provide a cozy setting for a refined taste of period traditions. When winter descends, the Candlelight Christmas Tour bathes the mansion in a warm glow, enhancing the intricate details of its vintage décor and revealing the festive spirit of a Victorian holiday.

Beyond seasonal highlights, their Progressive Women of Old Louisville Walking Tour shines a spotlight on the city’s pioneering women, bringing local history to life on the nearby streets where social movements unfolded. Music lovers will appreciate the Music at the Mansion Salon Series, where intimate live performances echo through the home's elegant rooms.

Whether you’re after rich historical narratives, unique artisan events, or a quiet cultural retreat, The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum ties together Louisville’s architecture, stories, and spirited community. It’s a singular destination that channels the old-world charm of Kentucky’s largest historic district into each visit.