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101 N. Water St., Suite B, Henderson, KY Open Mon.-Fri. 10-4, Sat. 10-2


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    FERNWOOD CEMETERY TOUR -- WWI

    Join historian Frank Nally for a guided walking tour through Henderson's historic cemetery, and meet "residents" who lived through the "War to End All Wars." Tickets for the 3 pm and 4:30 pm tours available now.

Preserving the Past - Embracing the Future

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About Us

Located on the riverfront in downtown Henderson, The Depot Community Room stands as an example of the city's commitment to preserving the past while embracing the future. The building is a replica of the 1901 train depot.

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Exhibits

We feature images and artifacts of Henderson's history as well as seasonal, rotating exhibits. The room is also home to a working model train display, an original John James Audubon print, and W.C. Handy's trumpet and sheet music.

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Special Events

Henderson's history comes alive during fun and interactive events throughout the year. Major events include monthly walking tours, Folklife Festival, Fernwood Cemetery Walking Tour, and Spooks & Legends Walking Tour.

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DO YOU KNOW…

… who was honored posthumously with the largest parade in the history of Henderson following WWI?

… who was the first woman to receive the Purple Heart?

… what mother lost two sons within 3 months of each other?

Find the answers at the Fernwood Cemetery Tour Saturday, September 15!

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Community Room Hours

OPEN: Monday - Friday, 10am-4pm, Saturday, 10am - 2pm
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