Be Inspired!

The Frazier International History Museum invites you on a righteous trip back to the days of the cultural and political awakening that was the 1960s.  This temporary exhibition displays an inspirational collection of 150 photographs from the archives of Look Magazine photographer Stanley Tretick.

You'll be jazzed as the Frazier Museum is transformed with music, media, objects and artifacts evocative of this wonderful yet turbulent time of American history.  The exhibition documents this idealistic era through the lives, courage and struggles of three of America's greatest leaders: Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr. and John F. Kennedy, all of whom were assassinated as they campaigned on behalf of the American people.

The Frazier Museum is honored to present this exhibit during the 40th Anniversary of the assassination of Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr.

Will You Survive?  Visit Us to Find Out!!

Back in 1607, more than 100 English settlers arrived in Jamestown, ready to start a new life in a new land!  But survival was difficult.  By the end of their first year, only 38 were still alive...

Now it' Your Turn!!

Search for gold, climb over rocky waterfalls, slide down a zip line and crawl through logs to find food and lasso fish, meet unusual wildlife, see what awaits you when you spin the wheel of misfortune and much more while you explore this family-friendly maze full of twists and turns! 

Survivor Jamestown is unlike any museum exhibit you've ever seen!  You'll experience the real life-and-death challenges faced by the original Jamestown settlers.  Find out if you can beat the odds and determine your fate in Survivor: Jamestown.  It all depends on the choices you make and a bit of a"mazing" luck!

To prepare for your adventure, check out our Survivor Jamestown website and register to win Free tickets!!

The Frazier International History Museum Needs Your Story! The Museum is creating an exhibition on the roles Louisville and Kentucky played in World War II and the impact of the war on Kentuckians, to be on display beginning October 2009.

Your stories, as service men or women, as medical corps members, as civil defense members, or as home front heroes, are vital components of this exhibition. In addition to contributing to the exhibit, your stories will become part of an archive at the Frazier Museum, which will be shared with the Library of Congress’s Veterans History Project.

Interviews must be conducted throughout the summer and fall of 2008 to be part of the exhibition.

To participate, please contact Laura Wheaton at 502-753-1032.

**To leave a story, a memory, or a comment, please click to go to ww2atthefrazier**

"I hope to have God on my side, but I must have Kentucky,"--Abraham Lincoln.

The Frazier hosts Liberty on the Border: A Civil War Exhibit September 28, 2008 through January 18, 2009 as part of the Lincoln Bicentennial.  Liberty on the Border is unique from other Civil War exhibits because it focuses specifically on the border relationship between Kentucky and Ohio with a look at the Ohio River as not only a physical border between the two states, but also a dividing line between North and South—“free” and “slave.”   Liberty on the Border puts the causes, effects and meaning of the war in more personal terms due in part to a special emphasis on non-military events and civilian contributions.

Do you have fond memories of Fontaine Ferry Park from your childhood?

What was your favorite ride?  Did you like Hilarity Hall, the Sugar Bowl or the Angel and Devil Slides?

Do you have some treasured keepsakes of Fontaine Ferry Park?

The Frazier International History Museum will be hosting a Fontaine Ferry Park exhibition the Summer of 2009, but we are currently seeking help from everyone who enjoyed the park!

We are looking for folks who will share stories and memories of their time
growing up with Fontaine Ferry Park.

Please contact Paddy DeGeorge at (502) 753-1683 for more information.

Feel free to go to the Frazier's Fontaine Ferry Park blog to post your memories!

http://fontaineferrypark.blogspot.com/