Elmwood Hall is the oldest home in Ludlow, built c. 1818-20. Elmwood Hall is currently a private residence, featuring both interior design from around the time of its original construction and more modern pieces.

The Ludlow Lagoon amusement park operated from 1895-1917. It featured a roller coaster, merry-go-round, ferris wheel, theater, boathouse, motordrome, and lake. 

Somerset Hall is a c. 1840 Greek Revival villa built as a summer home for the Kenner Family to escape the heat of their Louisiana plantation. The rear of the home features a 120' long gallery-veranda. 

This 12-sided dodecagon-shaped home was built in 1900 by the inventor of the steam-powered fire engine, Alexander Latta.