Kentucky has thousands of miles of running water going through the state, including the Ohio River and the Kentucky River. This makes the state incredibly green for most of the year.
President Abraham Lincoln was born in Hodgenville, Kentucky in 1809. He was the 16th president of the United States and had a career as a lawyer and politician.
The first Louisville Slugger bat was manufactured in 1884 and you can take a museum and factory tour of the building.
Fort Knox is an Army base that was named in honor of Henry Knox. It contains an estimated 260 billion dollars of gold on the 109,000-acre property.
The oldest held horse race in the country is at Churchhill Downs on the first Saturday of May every year in Louisville, Kentucky.