Joe & Lise Tewes dancing to DAT BAND; Photo courtesy of Carol Kirkwood by Mark Mitchell Thanks to everyone involved, our Ludlow Railyard...

The Ludlow Historic Society is hosting a Christmas Walk spotlighting historic Ludlow houses on December 14th from 4-8:00 PM.

by Ruth Bamberger After years of neglect, the lone remaining brick building in the Ludlow Railyard, the Storehouse, will be getting a new...

by Julie Wartman Clarence Price “C.P.” Reeves started the family business in 1915 as a fruit peddler from Constance, KY, selling produce...

By Patrick Snadon In the 1870s, Cincinnati built its own railroad, the "Cincinnati Southern," through Ludlow to Chattanooga. The new...

by Ruth Bamberger The Ludlow Train Viewing Platform on the city plaza has recently been connected to the RAILSTREAM website, allowing...

Our town is blessed with a rich history and several entities dedicated to preserving that history. The Ludlow Historic Society, Ludlow...

27 River Road By Patrick Snadon At No. 27 River Road is one of Ludlow's most interesting Victorian residences. A substantial house of...

Please join us on Wednesday, March 27 for a free, unique presentation detailing the history of professional baseball in Ludlow! Cam...

201 Elm Street By Ruth Bamberger The Buffalo Bar at 201 Elm St. will host an evening of food, drink, fun, and stories about the bar’s...

Dear Friends, Greetings from the Ludlow Historic Society! As President of the LHS, I wanted to take this opportunity at the beginning of...

by Ruth Bamberger Ludlow’s claim to fame in Northern Kentucky revolves around the extensive railyards built in the 1870s by the...