Six miles south of downtown Lexington stands one of Kentucky’s most dignified and gracious antebellum mansions. Completed in 1848 by Joseph Bryan, grandnephew of Daniel Boone. The museum depicts Kentucky life from pioneer days through the Civil War. The house and grounds are open for tours, picnics and private and public events. Reservations taken for private teas, weddings, and events. Teas are offered at 2 pm every Tuesday. Reservations are required. Call our site for details. Special events in December and throughout the year. Check our website for more details.
