14 Then And Now Photos In Louisville That Show Just How Much It Has Changed
A collection of photos showcases the changes and constants in Louisville's architecture and cityscape over the years.
The city of Louisville has been around for a long time. Buildings have gone up, buildings have come down, but some things have stayed the same for well over two hundred years. Here are some fantastic photos that show just how much Louisville has changed over the years - and how it has stayed the same.
1. Big Four Bridge in 1975
2. Big Four Bridge in 2013
3. Churchill Downs in 1901
4. Churchill Downs in 2010
5. Gene Snyder United States Courthouse in 1935
6. Gene Snyder United States Courthouse in 2012
7. Republic Building in 1980
8. Republic Building in 2012
9. Union Station in 1906
10. Union Station in 2012
11. The Water Works (now known as the Louisville Water Company) in the late 1800s
12. The Louisville Water Company in 2006
13. Downtown Louisville from above in 1910
14. Louisville from the air in 2006
Were you surprised by how much Louisville has changed? Which photo was your favorite, and why? Do you have fantastic photos of the city? Share them on the Only In Louisville Facebook page or on Instagram using #onlyinlouisville for a chance to see them featured!
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