easy
1-2 hours
Suitable for all ages, no special fitness required
Step into early 1800s Kentucky at the Mary Todd Lincoln House, where interactive activities and history collide for a memorable family outing. Discover what life was like for a young Mary Todd in this engaging historic site.
Getting an early start helps you avoid crowds and enjoy a more intimate experience.
Comfortable shoes are helpful for walking through historic rooms and outdoor areas.
Be prepared to participate in hands-on crafts like fan-making and traditional games.
Verify the schedule beforehand to ensure the site is open during your visit.
The house was built in 1832 and is one of the oldest surviving structures in Lexington related to Lincoln’s era.
The site participates in preservation efforts to protect Kentucky’s historic architecture and promote sustainable tourism.
Supportive shoes are vital for exploring the historic house and walking around the site.
Great for jotting down notes or stories from the tour.
Capture memories of the historic rooms and surroundings.
Useful for indoor and outdoor comfort, especially in cooler weather.