Visit
The museum is co-located with Longhunters Coffee and Tea and Tavern on the Square on the southwest quadrant of the Greensburg, Kentucky Public Square. Details on exhibits, hours, admission and nearby attractions follow below.
Exhibits
Exhibits focus on:
Independence Hall, the Founding Fathers, drafting of the U.S. Constitution
Military - Revolutionary War, Civil War, World Wars I & II and more recent
Black History - Community, Schools, Cemeteries, Major Contributors
Medicine - Jane Todd Crawford
Education - Green County Schools and Sports
Early Life Style - Green County Discovery, founding and settlement
Trades, Business, Craftsman - Oil, Agriculture, Train Depot, Simon Settles Rifles
Plan your visit
115-117 S. Public Square
Greensburg, KY 42743
Friday and Saturday
9am to 2pm Central
Group visits by appointment only
Admission
Adults $3.00
Senior $2.00
Student $2.00
Military $2.00
Children (12 & under) FREE
Enter Longhunters Coffee and Tea and head towards the Green County History Museum sign in the rear. The elevator to the museum is just around the corner.
Nearby Attractions
The museum is within walking distance of the Historic Greensburg Courthouse (oldest courthouse west of the Alleghenies); the Woodson Lewis Store (now Glover Station); Ennis Lunchroom (now Kentucky Headhunters); and the Goose Creek footbridge (built 1928) to the once active L&N Railroad Depot. The museum is co-located with Longhunters Coffee and Tea Company and Tavern on the Square.