Greenville, KY Attractions
The Duncan Center Museum & Art Gallery |
122 South Cherry Street |
Greenville, KY 42345 |
270-338-2605 |
http://duncancentermuseum.com |
The art gallery showcases work from local artisans as well as works from all over and features a rotating exhibit schedule so you will always see something new! The Duncan Center is also home to W.G. Duncan Coal Company Museum which contains a wealth of coal history in equipment, pictures, books, documents, ledgers and much more. The purpose of the Duncan Center is to preserve the art, history and culture of Muhlenberg County and Kentucky and to provide opportunities to see and experience the visual arts. It also provides residents and visitors alike access to historical collections. Check out the upcoming events below…there is always something on the horizon!
May 1st - 31st: Featured Artists: Amanda Shanks & Terry Stewart Stop in during the month of May to see the amazing artwork of this father daughter duo! They specialize in intensely realistic charcoal portraits. You will find portraits of former presidents, TV and movie stars and even super heroes. This is a must see exhibit! Saturday, May 11th 11:00 am & 2:00 pm: 5th Annual Mother's Day Tea For Mother's Day this year, treat your mother, grandmother, sister or friend to an unforgettable experience at the 5th Annual Mother's Day Victorian Tea in the historic 1912 home that is the Duncan Center. Tickets are only $15 and you will receive a full service tea experience complete with sandwiches, deserts and drinks! New this year will be a re-vamped menu featuring the culinary creations of Miss Hoss' Sweet Shop, a new business coming to downtown Greenville. Due to continued interest in this event two tea times will once again be offered in 2013 at 11:00 & 2:00. This event sells out every year so call 270-338-2605 and purchase your tickets today! |
Muhlenberg County Courthouse |
100 South Main Street |
Greenville, KY 42345 |
Welcome to the Muhlenberg County Courthouse, the crown jewel of downtown Greenville! The current courthouse is the fourth since the county’s inception in 1798. It was built in 1907 and designed by the Louisville architectural firm Kenneth McDonald and William J. Dodd with Bailey and Koerner acting as the contractors. |
Muhlenberg Community Theatre Inc. |
119 North Main Street |
Greenville, KY 42345 |
270-338-7165 |
http://mctiky.org |
Most recently, MCTI has renovated the building adjacent to the theatre and created an intimate space for dinner theatres and cabaret-style shows. Be on the lookout for more information on this new avenue of theatrical expression! |
The County Farm RC Park |
2550 Hwy 62 West |
Greenville, KY 42345 |
If you, your family or someone you know is interested in the County Farm RC Park feel free to contact the organization below. They are responsible for the weekly operations of the park. They are dedicated to RC activities in the county and would love to introduce you to the hobby of RC flying at Muhlenberg's County's own dedicted RC park!
Greg Newman (270) 543-2153 Interested in radio controlled or R/C model flying? Been away from the hobby for awhile and want to see if it is still as much fun as it used to be? Do you wonder what radio controlled flying is like? Looking for a hobby for you and your children? Then how about trying the hobby of radio controlled model flying! Come out and check out the flying mules and give our club trainer aircraft a try with one of our flight instructors. The Flying Mules are an Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) chartered R/C flying club and the club has been active in the Greenville area since 2003. The park includes all the amenties listed above so bring the family and join us for a day of fun in the sun. Come out any Saturday or Sunday or occasionally during the week days. Call for details. |














Greenville is privileged to be the home of the Duncan Center Museum & Art Gallery. The historic 1912 home was built by William Graham Duncan, Owner of The Duncan Coal Company, for a mere $10,000. It is a beauty to behold with its Spanish mission style design and red tiled roof. Great detail was given to every aspect of the home which today, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The home was donated to the city of Greenville in 1986 by Hamilton R. Duncan, Sr. and it officially became the Duncan Center Museum and Art Gallery in 1989. The Duncan House then became Muhlenberg County’s first historical museum and art gallery.
The courthouse is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a sight to behold and a wonderful addition to downtown Greenville. It is the heartbeat of the city and lends the city an unmistakable charm that is unique to Greenville alone. It is at the center of county and city events and offers a one-of-a-kind backdrop found only in Muhlenberg County.
The newly contructed County Farm RC Park is one of Greenville's latest attractions! The RC Park currently features a flying field located on 21 acres. There is a paved 50' x 300' runway with a partially enclosed pavilion and work table. The park also has restroom facilities and a gravel parking lot.
The Flying Mules

