Oxmoor Farm, Colonial estate in Louisville, United States.
The Oxmoor Farm estate encompasses original structures including a smokehouse, springhouse, ice house, hemp barn, and former slave quarters across its grounds.
Alexander Scott Bullitt received the 2,000-acre property as a wedding gift in 1786 and named it Oxmoor after a farm in the novel Tristram Shandy.
The gardens, designed in 1911 by Marian Coffin, represent early achievements of female landscape architects with formal rose sections and English border arrangements.
The property offers guided tours by reservation, with adult admission at $12, senior citizens at $8, and children ages 6-14 at $5.
The estate allows visitors to experience three centuries of American history through its preserved structures, spanning from 1791 to early 1900s additions.
Location: Kentucky
GPS coordinates: 38.23860,-85.60920
Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:24
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