West main - Originally built as offices to service the court house, this building has also served as a hotel and a hospital. The house was later covered with clapboard. It is the oldest continoursly operating inn in the state. Presidents Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson have stayed in the Inn. The Inn contains original paintings by American artist Samuel Shaver, as well as many antiques.
Self guided tours are available.
The Kentucky blue brick is laid in English or common bond style. In its adaptive reuse, it houses the offices of the United Way, Industrial Commission and others. On the north side of the strree tis the white house with pillars which was built for Dr. John M. Pierce. On the south side of the street is the brick building built as a residence for Clinton Armstrong and later owned by the Coldwell and ARmstrong families. The orginal cemetery fro this church is found at the end of this tour.