I'm Glad These Downtown Louisville Buildings Are Still Around!

OK. So I've already established that Louisville's lost many great structures over the years. However, there are plenty that have survived. The list is long, but here are some of my favorites in no particular order. Let's preserve them. Churches have been excluded; there are too many to list. Perhaps I'll devote a separate post to them later...

The Louisville Palace (formerly Loew's and United Artists State Theater). 625 S. 4th St. 1928 -

http://louisvillepalace.com/index

The Brown Hotel, Brown Building, and W. L Lyons Brown Theater. 335 W. Broadway. 1923 -

http://www.brownhotel.com/?WT.srch=1&WT.mc_id=ppc2p&DCSext.ppc_kw=brown+hotel&ppc_ac=Brand&ppc_ag=P-Brand+Exact&ppc_mt=Exact

The Seelbach (now operated by Hilton). 500 S. 4th St. 1905 -

http://seelbachhilton.com/index.php

Union Station, now TARC headquarters (1891 - ) and L&N Building (1907 - ). South side of Broadway, 9th - 11th Sts.

Louisville Free Public Library, Main Branch. 301 York St. Funded by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. 1906 -

Starks Building. 455 S. 4th St. 1913 -

Heyburn Building. 332 W. Broadway. 1928 -

War Memorial Auditorium. 970 S. 4th St. 1929 -

http://www.louisvillememorialauditorium.com/aboutUs.aspx

Henry Clay Building. 604 S. 3rd St. 1924 -

http://thehenryclay.com/

First Trust Centre (formerly Stock Yards Trust, Louisville Trust Bank). 200 S. 5th St. 1889 -

Waterside Building (Humana), formerly Belknap. 1st and Main, can't miss it :) 1923 -

Republic Building. 429 W. Muhammad Ali (Walnut). 1916 -

Kentucky Home Life Building. 239 S. 5th St. 1913 -

AT&T Building. 521 W. Chestnut. Great example of Art Deco styling. 1930 -

Louisville Gardens. 525 W. Muhammad Ali (Walnut). 1905 -

YMCA. 233 W. Broadway. 1913 -

Weissinger-Gaulbert Apartment Building. 709 S. 3rd St. 1912 -

City Hall. 601 W. Jefferson St. 1873 -

Jefferson Co. Courthouse. 527 W. Jefferson St. 1860 -

Community Health Building (old UofL Medical School). 101 W. Chestnut. 1893 -

Old Spaghetti Factory (formerly Levy Bros. Men's Department Store). 235 W. Market. 1893 -

Clark Memorial (2nd Street) Bridge and it's entrances on both the KY and IN sides.

All of Main St. What's left must be protected.