Old Louisville in Autumn
Old
Louisville in Autumn
St. James Court and Central Park
St. James Court and Belgravia Courts are the crown jewels of Old Louisville. Built on the site of the Southern Exposition of 1883-1887, the courts, with their shady greens, are among the most beautiful areas of the city. (more)
Adjacent to St. James Court, Central Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, and on the site of the old DuPont estate, continues to be a focal point of summer festivals and outdoor theater.
St. James Court:
The Central Fountain, St. James Court
The center of St. James Court...compare with the 1897 view
St James Court, north to south
St James Court with one of its lions
St James Court
The Pink Palace, with it's new pinkness
The Pink Palace, juxtaposing the old and the new pinkness
A row of houses on the west side of St James Court
A Venetian Gothic porch
Central Park:
The colonnade....compare with the 1907 view
Girl Scouts at the Ramey Amphitheater
2nd Street Thumbnails
3rd Street Thumbnails
Belgravia & 4th Street Thumbnails
More on St James Court and the St. James Art Fair
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