Carnegie Center for Art & History

The Carnegie Center for Art & History is a museum housed in a Beaux-Arts building dedicated to the area's heritage. It displays contemporary artworks and documents local history across multiple exhibition spaces.

The building was established in 1904 as a library and later converted into an art museum. Its transformation in the 1990s made it a key cultural center for the city.

The center displays works by local artists and tells stories of people who shaped the region. Visitors can engage with art from different periods while learning about the community's identity through these creative expressions.

The center is located downtown and offers free admission to all exhibitions. Visitors should allow adequate time to explore the different exhibitions thoroughly.

The building originally held over 11,000 books when it opened as a library. This literary collection shaped the place's cultural importance for generations.

Location: New Albany

GPS coordinates: 38.28673,-85.82184

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:20